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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1949

Page

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Choir To Present UNESCO Concert At May Meeting

The A Cappella choir directed by Prof. Caro M. Carapetyan will perform sacred and secular choral numbers at the UNESCO conference auditorium on May 7. Plans include world distribution of choir music transcriptions as KSUs contribution to UNESCO with selections representing Germany Canada England Spain The Netherlands Russia and Italy. Dr Shepherd Witman and Dr Luther Evans will speak on UNESCO aims and future plans as educational reconstruction and international exchanges are discussed. Students may register for UNESCO work in 1949 with Prof. T. M. H. Blair.

Caro M. Carapetyan Unesco KSU Germany Canada England Spain Netherlands Russia Italy Shepherd Witman United Nations Luther Evans Congress National Commission For Unesco Evans T. M. H. Blair

Blue and Gold Elects Officers After Election Victory

At the first post-election meeting the Blue and Gold party named new officers for the coming year. Bill Kalaher will chair, Char Moreland secretary, Lea Bauman corresponding secretary, Mike Fuller treasurer, and Myron Abood social chairman. Moreland and Fuller were reelected. Retiring chairman Bill Fulmer praised the campaign as highly effective and lasting.

Blue and Gold Party Bill Fulmer Bill Kalaher Char Moreland Lea Bauman Mike Fuller Myron Abood Miss Moreland Fuller Fulmer

Clague to Lecture on Christian Courtships and Marriages

Dr. James Clague of Hiram College will present two Sunday lectures on courtship and marriage at the Christian Church. The first talk titled The Christian Attitude Toward Sex will be followed by The Christian Home. Each program begins with worship at 7 p.m. and a discussion period. Mother's Day guests will join the United Christian Fellowship supper at 6 p.m. prior to the talks.

James Clague Hiram College The Christian Church UCF

Many Concerts Feature Music Week Here

KSU school of music plans a week of programs from May 2 to May 8 marking national music week. The opening May 2 concert honors Roy D. Metcalf with the university band. ex-graduates teaching in high schools will conduct. May 4 features the University Civic orchestra with soloists Robert Smith and Raymond DeMattia. May 5 presents the University School Choral and Instrumental concert, and May 8 the Symphonic Band concert.

KSU School of Music Roy D. Metcalf KSU University Civic Orchestra Robert Smith Raymond DeMattia University School

Register or Pay Cars Urged to Register Plates

Students urged to register current license plates at school to avoid a $1 late fee. Registration serves as insurance against fire and theft. Unregistered plates found on or near campus are sent to Columbus or out of state for identification. Traffic department office located in east corridor entrance to the gym.

Traffic Department Columbus East Corridor

Four States Invaded By KSU Press

Ohio State faculty will attend conferences in four states tomorrow. Prof. James Holm will report on the State of Speech in Ohio at the Central States Speech Association in Omaha. Prof. Charles Perkins Jr. attends the Midwestern Psychological Association in Chicago. Dr. Kennett Yeager will discuss veterans unemployment patterns with Dr. Erwin Smigel presenting in Detroit. Dr. Mona Fletcher speaks on current affairs at the Kent Corde Club meeting.

Ohio Association of College Teachers of Speech James Holm Central States Speech Association Omaha Ohio Midwestern Psychological Association Chicago Charles C. Perkins, Jr Kennett W. Yeager Sociology Department Erwin O. Smigel Indiana University Ohio Valley Sociological Society Detroit Mona Fletcher Political Science Department Kent Corde Club

Labor Management Conference Promises Industrial Relations Insight

An all day conference on collective bargaining is set for Saturday attracting labor and management leaders from near and far. It is hosted by the Akron Public Library Business and Labor service and the Kent State University College of Business Administration. Prominent speakers include Dr. William H McPherson and Dr. Frederick H Harbison.

Business and Labor Service Akron Public Library KSU College of Business Administration William H McPherson Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations University of Ilinois Industrial Relations Research Association Frederick H. Harbison University of Chicago Industrial Relations Center McPherson Harbison Donald E. Anthony College of Business Administration L. S. Buckmaster

Recital Features Cerveny in Brahms Hindemith Faure

Althea and Walter Cerveny present a violin and piano recital at 8 15 tonight in the auditorium. Selections include Hindemith Sonata in E minor Brahms Sonata in G major and Faure Sonata in A major. The couple, Meridian Idaho natives with conservatory and Yale training, have performed across Cleveland Michigan and the East and as soloists with the Cleveland Orchestra and New Haven Symphony. Sponsored by the university school of music.

Brahms Hindemith Faure Althea Walter Cerveny Althea Cerveny Meridian Idaho New England Conservatory of Music Yale School of Music Walter Western Reserve University Mr. Cerveny Cleveland Michigan East Cleveland Orchestra New Haven Symphony School of Music

Kent Stater to Attend Ohio College Newspaper Convention

The Kent Stater will be represented at the Ohio College Newspaper Association meeting in Springfield this Friday and Saturday. Delegates include W. Dan Cana feature editor Artie Garner edition editor Kenny Webb business manager and Sig Thorsen edition manager.

Kent Stater Ohio College Newspaper Association Springfield W. Dan Cana Artie Garner Kenny Webb Sig Thorsen

Journalists to Receive Awards at Akron Banquet

Annual journalism awards will be presented to students at a publications banquet on Friday May 13 at the Mayflower hotel in Akron. Prof William Taylor chairman of the journalism school will award those who contributed to student publications over the past year. Several speakers will be on the program.

Mayflower Hotel Akron William Taylor

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