Canadian Poet Laureate to Lecture Here Tuesday
Wil son MacDonald, regarded by critics as Canada’s greatest living poet, will lecture at the university auditorium Tuesday at 8 15 p m under the university summer entertainment committee. He will read from his eight volumes including Songs of the Prairie Land and Out of the Wilderness and discuss life as a poet.
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Canada
Wilson MacDonald
University
MacDonald
Dean Frew Musselman
Prairie Land
Jesus
KSUC Head Appointed at Kent State Canton
Clayton M. Schindler, former McKinley High School speech instructor Canton, named director of Kent State University at Canton and assistant professor of speech. He coached debate and speech teams at McKinley with pupils winning national honors. The new branch plans a day school for 400 to 500 students with residence work in all three colleges and freshman emphasis next fall. Canton staff about 25 faculty. facilities at McKinley High to be used and calendar aligned with Kent.
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Clayton M. Schindler
McKinley High School
Canton
Kent State University
George A. Bowman
Schindler
McKinley
Bowman
Kent
Veterans urged to file September training status forms
Veterans under public law 346 must submit a change of training status form for September. Mike Urda of the Veterans Administration says the form, available in the veteran coordinator's office in the heating plant, covers pay interruptions and a leave pay allowance of two and a half days per training month. Leave time reduces total eligibility for college study, with public law 16 veterans exempt from these regulations.
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Mike Urda
Veterans’ Administration
Urda
Dean Arden Allyn on vacation plans this month
Dean Arden L. Allyn of the College of Business Administration is on vacation this month. Acting dean is Dr. Donald E. Anthony, head of the business administration department, while Allyn and his wife are at Blair Michigan for a summer resort and fishing trip. They will tour Canada and visit relatives in southern Ohio.
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Donald E. Anthony
Department of Business Administration
College of Business Administration
Arden L. Allyn
Allyn
Blair
Michigan
Canada
Ohio
Rector Rules On Veterans Leave Pay and Unemployment Claims
The local US Employment Service head said veterans on leave pay will not qualify for unemployment benefits. He warned claims may be approved for less than a full month due to limited availability.
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US Employment Service
Art class figure models sought by Kent hall professors
Professors Thelma Hyland and Wilbur West seek male and female models for art classes. Sessions run 7 50 a m and 12 40 p m for one hour with short poses and rests. Contact the art department office on the second floor of Kent hall.
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Thelma Hyland
Wilbur West
Art Department
Kent Hall
Increase Moulton Housing Capacity for Women
Remodeling of Moulton hall’s first floor to house 40 women is under way per Larry Woodell. The north wing recreation room is partitioned with plastering to start soon. Additional projects include 219 Kent psychology clinic rooms, steps at the hall entrance, Engleman hall painting, and concrete walks along Main street with asphalt walk plans on former paths.
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Moulton Hall
Larry Woodell
Kent
Psychology
Engleman Hall
Main Street
Registrar announces 2028 second term enrolment
Registrar Emmett C. Stopher announced 2028 second term registration, about 300 fewer than the first term but well above 1945 when enrolment reached 470.
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Emmett C. Stopher
Kent Hall remodel adds psychology clinic facilities
Kent Hall is being updated to house the expanding psychology clinic. New quarters will include sound proof conference rooms an office and an observation room plus space for a large class. The clinic will be open four days a week by appointment with Nellie Young. The clinic serves Kent students and is available to the general public with growing demand from northeastern Ohio.
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Kent
Experimental Psychology
Merrill Thompson
George Bach
Edna Oswalt
Nellie Young
University Health Service
Bach
Ohio
FPHA Provides Five Portable Housings on Campus
The Federal Public Housing Administration donates five portable hospital units to house 250 men students for the next school year. Built for 50 men each, the units cost about 80000 dollars to erect and will be shipped from Marion to Kent on Main street east of South drive near Engleman hall. Budget comes from 85500 dollars allocated by the state legislature. The university will furnish all furniture and cover freight and construction. Mrs. Rhema Fair urged students not to contact her for rooms due to a long waiting list of over 700 veterans and students seeking housing.
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Emil Berg
University
Federal Public Housing Administration
Kent
Marion
Main Street
South Drive
Engleman Hall
Pres
Rhema Fair
New Switchboards Boost University Telephone Service
Two new switchboards have been installed at the university exchange boosting capacity from 60 to 110 lines. The system handles over 1000 calls daily and allows future line additions. Operators Ramona Swaim and Mrs. Theodore K Wilt run the exchange, which is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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University Telephone Exchange
Ramona Swaim
Miss Swaim
Theodore K. Wilt
Senior Booth Opens for Graduation Announcements
Class president Al Welch announced that the Senior Booth will operate in front of Wills gym today and Monday until 4 PM for seniors to purchase graduation announcements.
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al Welch
Wills Gym
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