Trustees OK 100000 For KSU Improvements
The board of trustees approved improvements totaling 99986.65 to Kent State University, including two athletic fields and new drives for Stopher hall and the health building. Harry Miller of Suffield submitted the lowest bid among five. work to begin late May and finish by August.
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University
Harry Miller
Suffield
Miller
Director of Public Works
George A. Bowman
Stopher Hall
Men’s Health and Physical Education
B. F. Goodrich
Joseph B. Hanan
SC Approves Elections and Allocations Minutes
Student council endorsed the Elections and Allocations committee minutes, approved a $31,000 fund allocation, and endorsed revisions to the constitution. Traditions committee proposals to elect its own officers were rejected, while hazing rules for freshmen were updated with new penalties and a planned contest.
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Student Council
Student Government Association
Traditions Committee
Shirley Dague
Council
Brady Square
KSU Orchestra Presents Spring Concert Tonight
Under Walter Cerveny the KSU orchestra performs in the university auditorium at 8 30 PM featuring organ student William Evans as soloist in the second Organ Concerto in B flat major by Handel Other works include Music for Strings by Quincy Porter and Mozert’s C major Jupiter Symphony Concert open to the public.
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Walter Cerveny
University Civic Orchestra
University Auditorium
William Evans
KSU
Vy Handel
Quincy Porter
Mozert
Jupiter
Famous Lecturers To Speak At Assemblies Here May 2 3
Noted architect Serge Ivan Chermayeff will open the symposium on architecture with an 11 a.m. assembly May 3. The program features speakers John Shear J Byers Hays and R F Graef. Mrs Ruth Bryan Rohde will lecture May 2 on Our Responsibility for a Peaceful World.
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Serge Ivan Chermayeff
Chicago Institute of Design
Department of Industrial Arts
Ohio
Chermayeff
London
Germany
Austria
France
Holland
Royal Institute of British Architects
American Institute of Architects
American Society of Planners and Architects
Russia
United States
Walter B. Huff
Akron
Sum
John Shear
Carnegie Institute of Technology
J. Byers Hays
Cleveland
R. F. Graef
H. K. Ferguson Company
Robert A. Little
University Assembly Committee
Ruth Bryan Rohde
Rohde
America
Denmark
U. S
William Jennings Bryan
United Nations
Congress
Congressional Affairs
San Francisco
Moran Attends SU Conference at National Unions Meeting
Raymond K. Moran director of the Union attends the National Association of College Unions annual meeting in Swampscott Massachusetts at the Ocean House from April 26 to 29.
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Raymond K. Moran
National Association of College Unions
Swampscott
Mass
New Ocean House
Twirlers Contest At Inter Squad Game At KSU Stadium
A drum majors and majorettes contest will take place during halftime of the Inter squad football game at KSU stadium on May 4. Interested students should see Roy D. Metcalf in 307 Merrill. Incoming freshmen are invited to perform solo baton twirling acts.
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KSU
Roy D. Metcalf
Merrill
Karamu Presents The Medium at University Auditorium
The Karamu Lyric Theater in Cleveland stages two performances of Menotti s opera The Medium on Monday in the university auditorium. An afternoon show at 2 p m and an evening show at 8 15 p m are open to the public without charge. Director Benno D Frank receives praise from critics for a spectral production featuring Charles Bettis as Toby and a spine tingling musical drama.
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Menotti
University Auditorium
Karamu Lyric Theater
Cleveland Dramatic Group
Karamu Theater
Benno D. Frank
Charles Bettis
Toby
Frank
SAM Holds Conference on The Art of Management
The Society for Advancement of Management will hold its Second Annual One-Day conference on May 6. Morning talks include Charles Ewald of the Cleveland Chamber and T G MacGowan of Firestone. A lunch at the Union follows. five afternoon sessions start at 2 p.m. Tickets are 50 cents for meetings and 1.50 for meetings plus luncheon.
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Society For Advancement of Management
Art of Management
Charles Ewald
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
T. G. MacGowan
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Felix Weil
The
Union
Weil
Merrill Hall
Atrium
Commerce Office
North Hall
Phyl Phillips Stages All Roles In Glass Menagerie Recital
Phyl Phillips appears in a one woman rendition of Tennessee Williams Glass Menagerie as her graduate recital at 8 15 p m Tuesday May 8 in the university auditorium. Directed by Earle E Curtis it uses the Broadway original background music. Phillips a BA and graduate assistant at the School of Speech has appeared in Village Green Other Part of the Forest Romeo and Juliet and John Loves Mary. Her Alma Michigan home is noted. A second graduate recital by Claude Colvin follows May 25.
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Phyllis Phillips
Tennessee Williams
School of Speech
Earle E. Curtis
Miss Phillips
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Newton Falls
Marvin Goer
S. Willow
Kent
James Wilkins, Jr
Fairchild
Moran
Karamu
Sam
Phyl Phillips
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