Soviet Underground Agent to Lecture Tonight
Constantine Boldyreff, Russian anti Stalin activist active since age twelve, will tell students and townspeople at 8 15 p m in 317 McG about winning the war inside Russia. He outlines underground work in Russia and his role aiding displaced persons and anti-Soviet activity abroad.
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Constantine Boldyreff
Stalin
Russia
iUniversity Forum Committee
Boldyreff
Balkans
China
Germany
Poland
Africa
America
Europe
The
NTS
U. S
Casablanca
Boldgreff
Kent State Debaters Eliminated in Eighth Round at West Point
Kent State University debaters Tom McManus and Joyce Ritzman were eliminated in the eighth round of the Fifth Annual National Invitational at West Point after earlier defeats of Southern California Texas Christian and Tennessee Tech. De Pauw reached the semi finals while other district schools were eliminated.
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Kent State University
West Point
Southern California
Texas Christian
Tennessee Tech
University of Vermont
Augustana College
Kent State
Tom McManus
Joyce Ritzman
Speech Student Competes in National Oratorical Contest
Ronald Rice a Kansas State University sophomore in speech will compete in the National Interstate Oratorical Association contest at Northwestern University on Thursday and Friday. He won the Ohio Oratorical Contest at Denison University on March 16 with his oration Improved Means to Unimproved Ends.
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Ronald Rice
KSU
Northwestern University
Rice
Ohio
Dennison University
Southern Illinois University
Hope College of Michigan
Bucknell University of Pennsylvania
Manchester College of Indiana
St .Olaf College of
Minnesota
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Central College of Missouri
University of South Dakota
Kentucky
Wisconsin
R. E. Stockdale
Lecture Parley Part Of Festival
The second week of the Arts festival includes a lecture by George Culler of the Akron Art Institute on Contemporary Art as a Reflector of Society. He will speak Wednesday at 8:00 in Arts building room 104. The week ends with a discussion titled Jurors of Student Art Exhibit.
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George Culler
Akron Art Institute
Summer Work Openings At Geauga Lake Park
Students seeking summer employment may contact Dr. Lester H. Munzenmayer director of the appointments bureau for information this week.
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Geauga Lake Park
Lester H. Munzenmayer
Appointments Bureau
Musicale Tonight Showcases Original Compositions at KSU
KSU music students present six original works tonight at 8 15 featuring Bach string ensembles from Brandenburg Concertos 2 and 5 directed by Louis P. Erch. Soloists include Siennicki Stone Agresta Thomas Hartzell Metcalf and Duottiel performs Sonatina for Violin and Piano. Free public event.
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KSU
Bach
Louis P. Erch
Helen Siennicki
Frances Stone
Elio Agresta
Alexander Thomas
Fall grads urged to file for graduation this quarter
Seniors in the College of Liberal Arts must file graduation applications by the end of Fall quarter or not later than the start of Summer terms per Dean John Reed Spicer. The notice stresses timely filing to ensure degree completion.
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College of Liberal Arts
John Reed Spicer
Pork Barrel rehearsals set for April 30 to May 1
Dates announced for Pork Barrel rehearsals and eliminations by Roseann Minchak chair. Coed and independent groups rehearse April 30 in the auditorium from 6 to 10 p m with 20 minute slots. Fraternity groups rehearse May 1, 6 to 10 p m with 20 minute slots. Eliminations May 3 at 6 30 p m. Finals May 4 with three trophies and entertainment acts listed.
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Roseann Minchak
Pork Barrel
Moulton and Engleman Halls
Wesley Players
Newman Club
Independent Students’ Association
United Christian Fellowship
House of Olin
Chialpha
Sigmalpha
American Commons Club
Stopher Hall
Delta Sigma Pi
Arthur Cullison
Akron Beacon Journal
Arthur Ross
WCUE
Edward
Sue Anne Hurd
Don McCarthy
Ed Halas
Donna Tomko
UT Opens Wednesday Anne of the Thousand Days Opens
University theatre stages Anne of the Thousand Days on Wednesday at 8 15 p m marking its final major production of the season. Norma Horne and Harding Olson play Anne Boleyn and King Henry with a cast including Bill Zucchero Vern Roberts Larry Bahler and more. Prologue lasts six minutes and no seating during it to preserve continuity.
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University Theatre
Anne
Harvey
Earle E. Curtis
Anne Boleyn
King Henry
Norma Horne
Harding Olson
Bill Zucchero
Cardinal Wolsey
Vern Roberts
Thomas Cromwell
Larry Bahler
Henry Norris
Caroline Arnold
Kent
Carold Walgenbach
HPE
Wes Egan
Hooker-Hill Costume Company
Haverhill
Mass
George Paristeris
Bill Feaster
Dick Johnson
Bob O'Neil
Francine Forme
Arlene Kyle
Si Lee
Margaret Owen
Norma Remmy
Bruce Ralston
Bill Morris
Walter Pierce
Tom Lavrich
Dale Breckbuhler
Director Replaced for Ohio River Showboat Summer
Wesley Egan assistant professor of speech leaves as director of the Ohio River showboat this summer. Herbert Rogers retired Massillon high school teacher will take over. Rogers replaces Egan who will depart in May to teach the Air Force ROTC while Egan serves as a Captain in the Air Force.
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Wesley Egan
Herbert Rogers
Massillon High School
Egan
Air Force
Student Election Today Decides Council and Most Popular
Campus voters will select the Most Popular man and woman, plus Student Council and Men's Union officers. Election hours run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Booster booth, with voters presenting activity cards or university IDs. Seventy-one candidates compete for 32 posts. ballots must list all candidates in order of preference.
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Bill Reppa
Jane King
No K
Nu-K
Nu K
Sandy Weiss
Draft Ratings Aid Enrollment
War pressure eased by new draft regulations steadying university enrollment says registrar Charles E. Atkinson. About 4,900 students, below 5,000, with roughly 130 more new students than expected and 200 vacant graduate places. More part-time students than before.
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Charles E. Atkinson
Doctor Atkinson
Anthology Prints Poetry By Alums
Former KSU alumni Helen Waters of Emmetsburg Iowa junior college and Muriel Long of Lincoln High School Newark Ohio are featured in the National Anthology of Poetry 1951. The volume includes 250 poems from various faculties and libraries and was published recently in Los Angeles.
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KSU
Helen Waters
Muriel Long
Miss Waters
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Radio Mirror
Miss Long
Newark
Ohio
Lincoln High School
United States
Los Angeles
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