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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1950

Page

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Radio Announcer's Clinic Established By WKSU

WKSU announces an announcer's clinic to raise professional standards. Chief Announcer Gene Mekler leads weekly Tuesday discussions at 7 p.m. in room 321AK with special instructor John C. Weiser and director Walton D. Clarke. Auditions for staff occur Thursday April 27 at 2 15 p.m. in room 321AK.

WKSU Gene Mekler John C. Weiser Walton D. Clarke Radio Workshop Wksu-Fm Delta Upsilon House

Ohio Five State Universities Attend Kent Teacher Education Workshop

Ohio's five state universities send representatives to Kent for a Teacher Education workshop. Dr. Roy Wenger chairs a full schedule of day and evening sessions on the Union's third floor with 60 participants in five groups. Daily 4:30 p.m. film presentations on teacher education accompany group discussions.

Ohio Kent Roy Wenger F. G. Macomber Drake University Miami

Campus Day Songleaders Meeting Set for 4 P.M.

Songleaders of all groups in the Campus day songfest must attend a 4 p.m. meeting in 108K tomorrow per secretary Ginny Vaughn. Rules for the fraternities sororities dormitories and independent groups will be established at the session.

Ginny Vaughn

Artists Show How It’s Done At Arts Festival

Two art demonstrations are scheduled this week as part of the Arts festival program. Paul Baus will demonstrate clay modelling tonight at 8 in 317McG. Carl Gaertner will give a painting demonstration tomorrow at 8 p.m. in 317McG. Gaertner has taught at the Cleveland Institute of Art for 20 years and is known for moody landscapes and national awards.

Paul Baus Carl Gaertner Cleveland Institute of Art Gaertner Moody

Karamu House Stages The Medium in Cleveland May 1

The Karamu House Lyric Theater in Cleveland presents Gian Carlo Menotti's The Medium with two public performances on Monday May 1. An afternoon show at 2 and an evening show at 8:15 in the auditorium are free of charge, per the entertainment committee.

Karamu House Lyric Theater Cleveland Dramatic Group Gian Carlo Menotti

KSU Graduate Receives NYU Penfield Fellowship

Russell Harris, a 1948 School of Journalism graduate, was awarded NYU Penfield Fellowship for 1950 51 in diplomacy and international affairs. The $1000 prize supports study in international relations law and government.

Russell Harris New York University Penfield NYU Graduate School of Arts and Science Harris

Sharks Club Presents Aqua Antics Water Show

The Sharks club's second Aqua Antics features 30 coed members performing synchronized routines at 8:15 p.m. May 3 4 5 with a record shop themed pool and musical numbers including Stardust Mood Indigo and Look For the Silver Lining. Pat Maglione and Loretta Postlethwaite lead a Spellbound number with guest Guppies joining for the finale. Tickets available from members or the administration building.

Sharks Club

Kent State students win in Maple Valley Salon show

Two Kent State photography students had prints accepted in Akron's Maple Valley Salon. Gene Mullens, journalism photography major, showcased "Showered" and "Cool Water." Jim Root contributed a shot of Wib Little, a KSU football great, making an end run. Baltimore’s A Aubrey Bodine judged the event.

Kent State Akron Gene Mullens Jim Root Wib Little KSU A. Aubrey Bodine Baltimore

Campus Cancer Drive by Alpha Chi Omega and Delta Tau Delta

Alpha Chi Omega sorority with Delta Tau Delta fraternity hold a campus cancer drive this Thursday. Contributions will be collected at a table near the booster booth in Kent Hall.

Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Kent Hall

Byrne and Student Enter Democratic Primary for State Senate

Dr H D Byrne head of the political science dept and Oliver Ocasek, a graduate student, enter the May 2 Democratic primary for state senate. Byrne has two prior senate terms and county school superintendent experience. Ocasek cites Byrne as his mentor and expresses admiration for Byrne’s public service.

H. D. Byrne Oliver Ocasek Byrne Ocasek

Missionary Talks Today by Margaret Briggs

Miss Margaret Briggs returns from North Africa to describe Muslim work in a university assembly at 3 p.m. sponsored by Wesley foundation. The 25-year-old Methodist missionary will speak at 6 30 p.m. at the SVM meeting in 102M with slides of her experiences.

North Africa Margaret Briggs Wesley Foundation Methodist Board of Missions Methodist Miss Briggs Engleman SVM

ROTC Cadets to Join Honorary Scabbard and Blade

The Scabbard and Blade society will initiate 24 ROTC cadets tomorrow evening to foster relations among university military departments and develop officer qualities. Cadets must be third or fourth year and meet a 2.0 cumulative and 3.0 ROTC average, with named initiates including Clarence Fields and William Berzinic among others.

National Honorary Military Society Clarence Fields William Berzinec Robert Gee Albert Bendokas Bob Woodford Ed Mallett Alan Peterson Jack Fleming Raymond Barret T. R. Sample Ken Showalter Robert Taverle Sol Baltimore George Cantwell John Corpus Gil Dubray Bill Drakelich James Henry Kluckholm Charles Presson Stanley Spring

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