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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1948

Page

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Wright To Discuss Floating Theater History

G Harry Wright, professor of speech, will present a talk titled Troopers of the Rivers at a Tuesday morning assembly. He recounts two years of research into river showboat entertainment, drawing on logbooks newspapers and mementoes from journeys totaling 12 000 miles on the Mississippi Ohio and other rivers. His findings will be used as a doctoral dissertation at the University of Wisconsin. Dr Charles Sumner will introduce him. The assembly is set for 11 a.m.

G. Harry Wright Wright Mississippi Ohio University of Wisconsin Charles Sumner Assembly

Philosophy Offered Introduction to Philosophy Course

The philosophy department will offer the introduction to philosophy course during the first summer session. There will be two sections of this course. This was omitted in the summer catalogue.

Cardinal Key pledges must file blanks by Tuesday noon

Prospective Cardinal Key members must submit membership blanks by noon Tuesday per Jeanne Cook, president. Applicants with under a 2.0 grade average are ineligible. Blanks should be placed in the Cardinal Key mail box.

Cardinal Key Jeanne Cook

Job prospects for June graduates praised by Kent State official

Dr Lester Munzenmayer, director of the bureau of appointments, said June graduate placements look promising. He noted high placement success for December and March graduates and that about 90 percent of seniors apply for positions. A 1940 graduate reported Cleveland sales firm preference for Kent State University graduates.

Lester H. Munzenmayer Bureau of Appointments Munzenmayer Cleveland Kent State University

Counselling Its Tools and Techniques at 462 McG Tonight

A 20 minute movie titled Counselling Its Tools and Techniques will be shown at 462 McG tonight at 7 30. Students and faculty are invited. The screening is sponsored by the guidance testing department.

Guidance Testing

RW To Present Comedy Routine The Feeling is Mutual

The 15 minute comedy skit The Feeling is Mutual will be broadcast by Radio Workshop over WAKR Saturday at 10 45 A M Irv Hahn and Lea Baumann lead with Dave Freed Ronnie Cohen Jim Bullock Duane Budner Wilbur Proctor and Marguerite Ritter in the cast Felice Faust directs this program.

Radio Workshop WAKR Irv Hahn Lea Baumann Dave Freed Ronnie Cohen Jim Bullock Duane Budner Wilbur Proctor Marguerite Ritter Felice Faust

Pop Ball Tonight With Halamay Orchestra at University

Ross Halamay and his orchestra will play swing music for the universitys annual Pop Ball tonight from nine to midnight. Seniors have free admission while juniors sophomores and freshmen must show class dues receipts or pay at the door. A human chain will form at intermission around Spechske and Norris as they receive the most popular awards. Chaperones include deans from Liberal Arts Business Administration and Education. Women attendees will receive a 1230 a.m. permit.

Ross Halamay Adam. Hyatt Raymond Manchester Frank “Specks” Spechalske Connie Norris Liberal Arts, Business Administration and Education

Elimination Date Set for Pork Barrel Show

Twenty two organizations will be eliminated Tuesday April 20 at 6 p.m. as Bob Duncan reports. The event reduces two sororities two fraternities a dorm and an independent group before the show on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Judges include Chamberlin Price Robert Beard and Mrs J Umbenhour. Elimination judges are Prof Thomas Blair Eleanor Gray Paul Baus and Mrs Virginia Harvey. Skits will be judged for originality group participation and content.

Bob Duncan Chamberlin Price The Western Reserve Historical Society Robert Beard Weathervance Theater Akron J. Umbenhour Canton Thomas Blair English Department Eleanor L. Gray Paul J. Baus Virgina Harvey H.P.E

Election Rally On Campus For Student Council Contest

A pre election rally to boost interest in the Student Council race is set for Wednesday April 21 from 1 to ? p.m. in the auditorium. Bob Duncan chairs the elections committee and says candidates will speak to voters in person for brief introductions and statements on their platforms. The event follows strong pre registration with an estimated 1700 students, and aims to energize turnout beyond prior council elections.

Bob Duncan Daily Stater

Choir Faces Busy Quarter For A Cappella Group

The Severance Hall concert by the A Cappella choir next Friday kicks off a busy quarter. The group will tour, perform Sunday church concerts, and guest Oberlin College at a 5:30 dinner before a student and faculty program. Oberlin returns to Kent Campus on Sunday April 25 for a concert.

Severance Hall Oberlin College Oberlin Kent

Stassen Leads Mock Convention at Hiram College in Ohio

Harold E. Stassen, former Minnesota governor and GOP presidential hopeful, headlines a mock convention at KSU’s Hiram College neighbor scene in Ohio. The event features a full state delegation set with banners, costumes, and staged platform, including a four point plan to stop Russia and a staged UN charter reform proposal.

Harold E. Stassen Ohio KSU Hiram College Stassen Russia Minnesota Texas

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