No Time for Classes Opens at University Auditorium
Don Parker presents No Time for Classes a mixed slapstick musical at the university auditorium at 8 p m. Starring Bill Guisewite and Stan Mouse the 60 member cast 15 piece band and 110 students deliver original songs and varied numbers backed by a campus pick up band directed by Bob Or pin with costumes from Columbus and a $100 funding from the university entertainment fund. The show blends musical comedy short skits and barbershop scenes with standout numbers Temptation You Can Write the Words Stolen Rendezvous and Do You Remember the Night.
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Don Parker
Bill Guisewite
Stan Mouse
University Auditorium
Columbus
University
Guisewite and
Mouse
Jean Ulmer
Mehlenbacher
Millie Maxa
Marietta
Bob Orpin
Kent Kennan
Dave Flynn
Wayman Tol
Playlets Show Lincoln Life Incidents by Mr. and Mrs. Parsons
Three complete playlets depicting Abraham Lincoln were presented by Mr. and Mrs. John L Parsons on Monday. Parsons portray Lincoln while Mrs Parsons handles all other roles, with accurate makeup and costumes. The Jeffries Appeal shows Lincoln as lawyer taking a difficult case, The Sleeping Sentinel presents mercy to a negligent guard, and The Perfect Tribute features Lincoln reciting the Gettysburg Address to a dying soldier.
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Abraham Lincoln
John L.parsons
Assembly
Jeffries
Lincoln
Stroup and Taylor Named SUB Committee Members
Jane Stroup and Don Taylor sophomores are appointed to the SUB committee by the student council to replace Halen Rothermund and Wanda Griffiths. Other members include Kay Maloney Ed Zink and Bob Cook is chairman. The panel holds weekly meetings and gathers data on student union buildings at other colleges. They seek suggestions or information from students.
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Jane Stroup
Don Taylor
Halen Rothermund
Wanda Griffiths
Kay Maloney
Ed Zink
Bob Cook
Kent State Students In Vehicle Accident Near Hudson
Three Kent State University students were involved in a minor traffic accident early Sunday morning west of Hudson. The injured riders were Don Miller Ted Tucker and Bob Wilson all sustaining facial scratches.
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Kent State University
Hudson
Don Miller
Ted Tucker
Bob Wilson
UC Davis opens $325,000 library administration building
The University of California Davis campus unveils a new library administration building valued at 325000 dollars, expanding campus infrastructure and supporting library operations.
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University of California
Davis
Journalism Week Opens Tomorrow at Kent State University
Kent State University hosts the first annual Journalism Week with representatives from 10 colleges across Ohio and 50 high schools expected to attend Saturday’s events. The four day convention includes the Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press clinic program for high school journalists.
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Kent State University
Ohio College Newspaper Association
Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Clinic
Notre Dame College For Women
Heidelberg College
University of Akron
University of Toledo
Youngstown College
Mount Union College
Bowling Green State University
Case School of Applied Science
Otterbein College
Adelbert College
Western Reserve University
Bromfield to Speak at Ohio College Newspaper Convention
Louis Bromfield renowned author will discuss My Experience as a Writer after a banquet at 7 p m tomorrow at the Kent hotel. The dinner, open to university faculty, requires a $1 ticket available at the Kent Stater office from Bill Schraegle or George Fleischer or at the OCNA registration table in the atrium on Wednesday.
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Ohio College
Louis Bromfield
Kent Hotel
Kent Stater
Bill Schraegle
George Fleischer
OCNA
Ohio college newspaper convention opens with talks and dinner
Beginning at 1 30 tomorrow in the Atrium the first day includes a Get Acquainted session by Chi Pi the men’s honorary journalism fraternity followed by a group dinner at the Kent hotel where Louis Bromfield speaks on My Experiences as a Writer. The week features sessions on newspaper work news gathering make up advertising and related topics led by sports and news writers editors and advertising executives from major newspapers in the region. William Schraegle a sophomore directs the convention aimed at reviving interest and strengthening the Ohio College Newspaper association as a cooperative among Ohio college papers.
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Chi Pi
Kent Hotel
Louis Bromfield
William Schraegle
Ohio College Newspaper Association
Ohio College
Get Free '49 Tickets Dance Balloon Hunt
Three tickets to the '49 dance offered to anyone finding a gas filled balloon released today at 3 p m The tickets valued at 1 10 each allow entry to the event and must be reported to The Kent Stater office with the balloon number for redemption
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Kent Stater Office
Board Rejects Student Activity Fee Increase Plan
The university board killed a proposed 50 cent rise in student activity fees aimed at funding two major social functions annually. They cited future class willingness to pay and suggested allowing individual classes to assess dues as in the present system. The plan followed letters from classes and the student council. George Betts was named supervisor of student publications and newspaper management instructor, while Stewart Fern became graduate assistant in the journal program.
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Board of University Trustees
George Betts
Stewart Fern
Kent Student Chosen State Wesley Officer
Roy Deming, university sophomore, was elected vice president of the Ohio Wesley and Methods council at the State convention in Columbus. He is now president of the local Wesley foundation, after Charles Cooley resigned. Other officers elected include Paul Erwin as President and Betty Thornton as Secretary.
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Roy Deming
Ohio Wesley and Methodist Council
Ohio Wesley and Methods Council
Columbus
Wright Chooses Play Cast For Pursuit of Happiness
Leonard Opeil's lead role hinges on Betty Rogers's eligibility as a sophomore speech major. If cleared, she will portray Prudence Kirkland opposite Max Christmann in the Ward Langner comedy presented May 22 23 24. Cast includes Joe Calta Jeanne Claypoole Walter Krumm Don Schilmiller Marvin Keller Shirley Sacks. Mose and two walk-ons remain uncast.
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Leonard Opeil
Betty Rogers
Prudence Kirkland
Max Christmann
Cleveland
G. Harry Wright
Lawrance Langner
Armina Marshall Langner
New York
Aaron Kirkland
Joe Calta
Aaron
Comfort
Jeanne Claypoole
Walter Krumm
Thaddeus Jennings
Don Schilmiller
Mortimer Sherwood
Marvin Keller
Lyman Banks
Shirley Sacks
Meg
Mose
Miss Rogers
Opeil
Holm Heads Midwest Debate Conference at Verre Haute
Janes N. Holm forensic director was elected president of the Midwest Debate conference at the annual convention held in Verre Haute Indiana. The meeting with Central States Speech Association focused on debate topics. Holm’s district covers 14 states from the Dakotas to Ohio. Leyton Muskingum College is named chair of the National Costestate Debate Questions committee. Prof. E Turner Stump joined Holm to discuss dramatic problems.
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Janes N. Holm
Mid ‘West
Verre Haute
Ind
Central States Speech Association
Leyton
Coal Demand at South Dakota State College Heating Season
South Dakota State College requires 6,500 tons of coal for the upcoming heating season to maintain campus facilities and ensure uninterrupted warming across buildings.
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South Dakota State College
Sophomore Hop Ticket Collection Under Way
Sophomores are urged to turn in tickets or money from the Sophomore hop sale to Pete Mango as soon as possible. The fundraiser aims to finalize payments and finalize guest lists for the event.
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Pete Mango
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Jack Leggett
Stroup and Taylor New
KENT
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Wesley Officer
Wesley
Wright
Rogers
Holm
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