Kent Biologists Use Planaria Flies Worms and Fish in Lab
Biology students conduct experiments using planaria and Drosophila to teach regeneration and heredity. Embalmed cats and meal worms illustrate anatomy and life cycles while goldfish and tropical gumpies study ecological relationships. Bacteria grow on agar and require solid media and checks. crowding in McGilvrey hall limits work until new facilities open.
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Geraldine Swope
Harry A. Cunningham
Cunningham
McGilvrey
Country dancing tonight with Stubby and His Jolly Four
Students will dance in Wills gym tonight at 8 under Mrs. Marie Apple and Miss Bertha Whitten of the physical education department. The Virginia Reel and Bird Cage are on the program as dancers follow sing song cues and circle patterns.
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Stubby
Jolly Four
Wills Gym
Marie Apple
Bertha Whitten
Physical Education Department
Gamma Sigs to Hold Gold Digger Dance
Gamma Sigma Phi alumnae actives and pledges plan a Gold Digger dance at Breathnach Country Club next Friday night with Gil Crest's orchestra. Marietta Carlozzi leads the event with Beverly Brozio and Ruth Kepler assisting. chaperones include Miss Harriet Adams and guests Miss Laura Hill and Mrs Eula Kagarise.
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Gamma Sigs
Gamma Sigma Phi
Breathnach Country Club
Gil Crest
Marietta Carlozzi
Beverly Brozio
Ruth Kepler
Harriet Adams
Laura Hill
Eula Kagarise
Home Economics Club Heads to Ohio Meetings
The Home Economics club led by president Jeanne Claypool will attend the Ohio Home Economics association annual meeting in Columbus today and Saturday. Attending with them are Mary K. Balser nominee for state secretary and Patricia Fuller retiring local president.
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Home Economics Club
Jeanne Claypool
Ohio Home Economics Association
Columbus
Mary K. Balser
Patricia Fuller
Richner Plans Showing Of French Film The Grand Illusion
Final plans for presenting the French movie The Grand Illusion were made at the French club meeting. Jacqueline Richner chairs the committee with Carol Richner assisting. Clyde Friar and Alfred Van Auker oversee publicity. English translations will accompany the screen speeches.
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Richner
Schine
Kent Theater
Jacqueline Richner
Carol Richner
Clyde Friar
Alfred van Auker
Arnold Wins With Dog Story In Kentopics
Eileen Arnold Engleman hall sophomore wins Kentopic contest with Pup Stops Assembly story. Two passes to Schine's Kent theater awarded. next contest ends today at 5 p m. Spencer Tracy films I Take This Woman and Slightly Honorable play at Schine's Kent theater.
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Eileen Arnold
Engleman Hall
Schine
Kent Theater
Stater
Spencer Tracy
Campus Night Plans Highlight Fraternity Activities
Greek groups plan events as Kappa Sigma Chi moves to a new house and places in contests. The Independents push signs about student conduct while Pi Kaps prep campus Night with Gizella Krupansky leading. Gamma Sigma Phi organizes a band and final elections occur May 20 with the May Queen crowned.
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Kappa Sigma Chi
Eddie Duchin
Pi Kaps
Gizella Krupansky
Calendar Schedule for April Events at Local Auditorium
Calendar items list events across two days. On Saturday April 13 an all day and evening one act play contest occurs in the auditorium. Sunday April 14 includes a training school play rehearsal 8 to 12 noon and Suomi choir 4 to 6 pm. Also 103K 2 to 6 pm and Wesley foundation at Methodist church. Mt Union college gospel team 6:30 pm and April show rehearsal 7 to 12 pm in the auditorium.
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Suomi
Wesley Foundation
Mt. Union College
Becker Welcomes Cousin Tyrone at Cleveland Airport
Paul Becker, a College of Business Administration junior, greeted his famous cousin Tyrone Power at Cleveland Airport last Sunday. He later received a call from Power in New York saying he would pause briefly in Cleveland.
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Paul Becker
College of Business Administration
Cleveland
Tyrone Power
Becker
New York
Go To Opera By Bus Students Attend Tannhäuser
Prof. Alvin Miller organized bus trips for Kent State students to the Cleveland Auditorium to see Tannhäuser. Three years of opera excursions offer transportation and a reserved ticket, with two more nights scheduled after Tuesday’s performance.
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Alvin Miller
Professor Miller
Kent State
Tannhouser
Cleveland Auditorium
Cleveland
Miller
Where Do These Students Come From
Enrolment figures for the 1939-40 first semester released by registrar E. C. Stopher show Summit County contributing one quarter of Kent State University’s total enrollment. Akron and Cleveland lead cities. Kent and Cuyahoga Falls follow. Pennsylvania and New York residents are most represented among states. Total university enrollment is 2565.
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E. C. Stopher
Summit
Cuyahoga
Stark Counties
Kent
Summit County
Akron
Cleveland
Cuyahoga Falls
Pennsylvania
New York
Glenville State Teachers College Teams Travel 250000 Miles
Glenville State Teachers college basketball teams have logged over 250000 miles in the last fourteen years. The travel reflects extensive road schedules and long seasons for the program.
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Glenville State Teachers College
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Arnold
By Nat Floersheimer
Gamma Sigma Phis
Marian Gibbs
Flora Stone Mather
Elaine Downs
Alpha Omega House
Gene Gettrust
Kmks
Gammas
Gamma Sigma Phil
San. & Sun
Charlie Chan
Panama
Yukon
San. Sun
Mon
Errol Flynn
Miriam Hopkins
Virginia City
Tyrone
Pinons
Terese Green
E. Main St
Dial
MT. Vernon Cleaners
W. Erie St
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