Men's Union Aims to Unite MU Males at KSU
A university group founded by Dean of Men Raymond Manchester circa 1938 seeks to bind the male student body at MU and provide free entertainment. It relies on allocations for events like the Masque ball and Kent football rebroadcasts, with past efforts including a Paddle Hop and a $100 Stadium drive contribution. The group seeks Student Council representation and student support ahead of elections.
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Men’s Union
Raymond Manchester
Women’s League
Kent-Connecticut
Youngstown
Men's Union
Mu’s
Kent State college gains new name in 1930s issue
In April issue of the States the campus notes a liberal arts curriculum approval and the school adopting the legal name Kent State college. The Rockwell Memorial library had just been dedicated, a private campus phone system was planned, and a nine year old boy’s disappearance drew a $350 reward. A Goodyear blimp assisted search as students noted weather and a past theater cost.
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Kent State College
Rockwell Memorial
Stater
Europe bound Doris Merton to study in Paris and tour six nations
Doris Merton will sail June 15 for a month in Europe then study French civilization at the Sorbonne on a $250 AAUW foreign study scholarship. The Clevelander plans a six country tour—England Belgium Holland Luxembourg Switzerland and France—to see Stratford-on-Avon the Hague Peace Palace and the Alps before joining Ohio State as a graduate assistant in romance languages.
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Doris Merton
Paris
Doris
Kent-Ravenna
American Association of University Women
France
Sorbonne
Liberal Arts
Europe
England
Belgium
Holland
Luxemburg
Switzerland
Stratford-on-Avon
General Patton
Hague Peace Palace
Alps
Folies Bergere
University Library
S. S. Washington
Cardinal Key
le Cercle
la Tertulia
Pi Delta Phi
YWCA
ISA
Sigma Delta Pi
Lowry Hall
Ohio State University
Carol Crites
Penthouse One-Act Plays At UT Shine In Circular Stage
UT theatre presents two one-acts Hello Out There and Trysting Place in a circular penthouse style in Moulton Hall. About 150 spectators witnessed intimate, center-stage acting with minimal sets and lighting that evoked Saroyan mood. Critics praised Al Newman’s performance, Kray’s direction, and the overall novelty, though Tarkington’s piece lacked focus. Meckler directed the second play with a strong ensemble cast.
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University Theatre
Moulton Hall Music Room
William Saroyan
Booth Tarkington
Trysting Place
Saroyan
Charles Kray
Beverly Ash
Harding Olsen
Lenny Holmes
George Gibbons
Bob Engels
Tarkington
Kent State Stater Staff Roles and Publication Info
The Kent State Stater lists editorial and staff roles including Editor in Chief George Scriven, Feature Editors W Dan Dana and Carol Hart, News Editor Bill Girgash, Society Editors Bob Morrison, and others. It notes staff positions such as Photographers Bill Poor and Jerry Mekler, Advertising Manager Ken Hottel, and Edition Manager Ray Novak, with daily publication during the school year and a yearly subscription price.
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George Scriven
Dan Dana
Bill Girgash
Carol Hart
Bob Burdock
Bob Morrison Society Editors
Bill Poor
Jerry Mekler
Bob Steffy
Bill Baum
Ray Novak
Ken Hottel
Guy Shelley
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al Newman
Photo Finish
Norma Remmy
Sylvester Nemes
Kent State University
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