Men at Kent Ras Ya Heerd Beard Contest Registration Morning
University men crowd the registration booth for the 49 beard growing contest. A student cites historical beards from Henry VIII to Moses and Nebuchadnezzar as evidence of bearding as a lost art. Continued on Page 3. A University of Omaha student lists Mein Kampf as Hitler's personal assistant in a social science exam.
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Smith Brothers
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Moses
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Hitler
John W. Mine
Dick McGinnis
Wilbur Lemasters
Bill Starn
University theatre to stage Pursuit of Happiness
The University theatre begins tryouts for its final season production Pursuit of Happiness directed by Prof. G Harry Wright. Tryouts run through the week with evening sessions to be announced. performances are slated for May 22 to 24. The comedy follows Max a Hessian deserter grappling with American liberty and social customs.
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Radio Club to Showcase Oomph Meter This Weekend
University Amateur Radio club offers an oomph meter tester for the freshmen class affair set for the weekend of May 10 to 12. Members will construct a fool proof tester though they face the task of selecting a base unit for the scale.
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University Amateur Radio Club
Senior Class Dues Collected for Graduation
At a recent Senior class meeting a $1 50 per member dues plan was approved. Dues may be paid to Don Miller Agnes Young or any Senior Dues Collection member. Receipts are required for Junior-Senior prom admission on May 4. Dr K C Lee Brick urged university cooperation to ensure timely payment before graduation.
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Don Miller
Agnes Young
K. C. Leebrick
Hopeful Editors To Edit Trial Issue Of The Kent Stater
Professor William Taylor announced that each candidate for The Kent Stater editorship will edit one issue to demonstrate editor-in-chief ability. The plan has Stater Editor Jack Watts’s approval. Arrangements for issues must be completed by noon Friday April 19 with Watts or George Betts.
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William Taylor
Kent Stater
Stater
Jack Watts
Watts
George Betts
Honorary to Meet Cardinal Key Busin ess Meeting
Cardinal Key hosts a four o'clock business meeting today in the English office. Members urged to attend.
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Cardinal Key
Bromfield to Speak at Ohio Collegiate Newspaper Convention
Louis Bromfield, the Mansfield born novelist dubbed the John Galsworthy of the United States, will guest speak at the Ohio Collegiate Newspaper convention on the Ohio campus from April 24 to 27. He recalls ambulance driving in World War I, a Pulitzer Prize win, and work on Broadway and Hollywood productions. He will discuss his experiences as a writer on April 24.
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Louis Bromfield
John Galsworthy
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Ohio
Hollywood
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Cornell School of Agriculture
New York City News
New York
Recommends New Sponsors for Campus Night Show
Indignation over discontinuance of Pop Night spurred a 600 signatory petition to Student Council. President Leebrick argues campus groups should not sponsor such an event or charge money, prompting a plan for the council to oversee the annual show and use profits for the Student Union building fund. A May 20 Campus Night date is under consideration, with new council members seated: Elizabeth Tucker, Ed Zinc, Jane Stroup, Fred Prasse, Hal Serne, and Don Taylor.
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Women’s Club
Pres. K. C. Leebrick
Council
Leebrick
Elizabeth Tucker
Ed Zinc
Jane Stroup
Fred Prasse
Hal Serne
Don Taylor
Near Eastern archaeologist M. Smith to speak at campus assembly
Myron B. Smith renowned Near Eastern archaeology expert and Library of Congress consultant will speak at 10 a m Tuesday on the relation of architecture and art to liberal arts colleges. He will attend four days of events, lecture at clubs, and participate in a display of costumes rugs tapestries tiles and slides in 307M daily.
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Yale
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Columbia
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Guggenheim
Persia
Hillsdale College Biology Labs Use Fluorescent Lighting
Hillsdale biology laboratories are equipped with fluorescent lights enhancing visibility for experiments. The update emphasizes standardized lighting across campus labs to support teaching and research activities.
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Hillsdale College
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