Faculty Draft Student Constitution Seeks One Year Trial
Final draft distributed to faculty members for approval at a 3 p m meeting in room 317 McGilvrey hall. The plan proposes a one year trial acceptance with changes including broader faculty representation on committees and combined social and calendar panels.
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McGilvrey Hall
Lester H. Munzenmayer
Hope Byrne
Miss Byrne
Munzenmayer
K. C. Leebrick
Board of Trustees
Ruth Seabury to Speak on Postwar World Issues
Ruth Isabel Seabury foreign missions secretary and world traveler arrived in Kent to address an all student convocation at 1 p m today She will discuss reconstruction reconciliation and reeducation and the role of religion in a global future She will also lecture to chemistry education and sociology classes during her visit with the Spachts on Horning road
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Ruth Isabel Seabury
Foreign Missions
Kent
Germany
Miss Seabury
Marg Named To Sports Policy Group For MU
Joseph Marg, business manager of the Chestnut Burr, was appointed to the athletic policy committee as a representative of Men's Union. Ralph Church, MU president, announced the appointment after approval by President K C Leebrick.
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Marg
Sports Policy Group
For
Joseph Marg
The
Chestnut Burr
Men’s Union
Ralph Church
Men's Union
K. C. Leebrick
No Free Time Rumors Denied by Lieut Ferenz
Rumors about aircrew members being granted free time on Wednesday evenings were dismissed as unfounded by Lieut. Harry Ferenz last night.
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Harry Ferenz
Mid Term Reports Go To Three Deans
Mid-quarter grades will not be turned into the registrar this quarter. E C Stopher registrar asks faculty to send mid term reports to academic deans only for students with low grades or irregular attendance. Grades will not be averaged and class tickets will not be turned in at mid quarter.
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E. C. Stopher
Stopher
University aviation student hop set for Saturday night
Evangeline Jafars announces the second university aviation student dance in Wills gymnasium from 7 30 to 10 30 p m with a 10 piece Ravenna officers club orchestra. Admission for KSU students requires an activity ticket. women guests need a ticket from the commanding officer.
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Wills Gymnasium
Evangeline Jaffars
HPE
KSU
Art Durivage
Art Wilson
Dorothy Milligan
June Smith
Jane Hand
Marileu Stwash
Maxine Pettit
Marie Apple
Bertha Whitton
Health and Physical Education Department
Mary L. Smallwood
A. O. DeWeese
Edwin Nash
Harry Ferenz
William J. Ackermann
Ravenna Officers’ Club
AWVS Aids Bond Drive From Kent Ten Cent Stores
The American Women's Volunteer Service plans to help with the second war bond drive by aiding Kent Campfire girls in selling bonds and stamps at Kent ten cent stores this Saturday from 1 to 7 p m EWT. June Wagner directs the program and the sale will run each Saturday. New AWVS members may join at a meeting in room 317 McGilvrey hall at 3 p.m. EWT tomorrow.
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American Women’s Volunteer Service Organization
Kent
City
Ten Cent
June Wagner
AWVS
McGilvrey Hall
Helen Morgan
Laurel Ernestmeyer
Betsy Case
Mary Ellen Hoffman
Margaret Lewis
Ruth Ericson
Meg Cook
Edna Ressler
Student Council
Former Secretary Set to Train for WAVE at Hunter College
Virginia Colton of Twin Lakes will travel to New York City next Monday to begin training as a WAVE. She previously worked at the Northwestern Aeronautical Glider company, studied at the University of Minnesota, and attended Katherine Gibbs secretarial school.
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Virginia Colton
Twin Lakes
Hunter College
New York City
Miss Colton
Northwestern Aeronautical Glider Company
University of Minnesota
Katherine Gibbs
Summers Open Jobs for Akron Women Says Employment Chief
Mrs James Browley of the U S Employment Bureau told a women convocation at the University auditorium that over 300 positions are available in the Akron area with more openings this summer. She noted college students and teachers should aid the war effort and that firms will be more lenient with better pay due to worker shortages.
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Akron
James Browley
United States Employment Bureau
University Auditorium
George Vion
The
Kent Employment Bureau
Portage County
Summit County
KSU Blood Drive Reaches Goal of Fifteen Donors
Over The Top KSU nation drives hit their target of 15 donors for the blood bank. Dr. Elizabeth Leggett announced no further applications will be accepted. Donors will travel to Kent Methodist church Friday afternoon to contribute to the war effort.
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KSU
Elizabeth Leggett
Kent
Two Profs Read Papers At Ohio Academy Meeting
Dr. Ralph W. Dexter and Dr. James A. Herrick will present papers at the 53rd annual Ohio Academy of Science meeting at Ohio State University tomorrow and Saturday. Herrick discusses vitamin B1 synthesis with Dr. Constantine Alexopoulos in Brazil and Dexter speaks on the biology of Eubran chipus Vernalis. Herrick also presents an illustrated kodachrome slide talk for classroom use, drawing on his collection of over 1000 slides.
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Ralph W. Dexter
James A. Herrick
Ohio Academy of Science
Ohio State University
Herrick
Constantine Alexopoulos
Brazil
Academy
Dexter
Cardinal Key Holds Initiation Tonight
Initiation services for nine new Cardinal Key members will precede an informal banquet in the Robin Hood at 5:30 p m today. Doris Yarger leads dinner plans as pledge services in the Blue room at 4:30 p m precede a short business meeting to complete Campus Night arrangements.
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Cardinal Key
Carol Sayers
the Hood
Doris Yarger
Calendar Secretary To Leave For Akron Post
University calendar secretary Charlotte Ruckel of Akron will leave Friday to join an Akron coal firm as a partner. She has worked in the president's office since October.
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University
Charlotte Ruckel
Akron
Miss Ruckel
Bishop Writes Directs Fairy Tale For Workshop Program
Mary Jane Bishop wrote and directed a fairy tale for Kent State University Radio workshop aired on WADC. The tale features an unrecognized dignitary and two babes in a wine cellar with other child friendly devices. Cast delivered fair to excellent performances despite limited practice. Kitty Liptak excelled and Suzanne Schwartz did a strong dialect.
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Bishop
Leroy Haley
Kent State University
WADC
Mary Jane Bishop
Kitty Liptak
Suzanne Schwartz
John Proctor
Carol Richards
Mary
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Ruth Seabury
Mrs
Ronald Spacht
Horning Road
Army
Aid Dean’s Office
Dean Manchester
WAVE
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