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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1946

Page

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Deans Appointed as Education Liberal Arts Leaders

The university board approved a $500000 student center plan and appointed 11 new faculty, including two associate professors and four instructors. Dr John Reed Spicer becomes dean of the liberal arts college, replacing Earl Crecraft, and Dr Robert L White Jr. is named dean of the college of education.

Spicer LA College White Education University Board of Trustees Harry A. Fulton Cleveland Columbus George A. Bowman University Bowman Frank Ballenger Muncie Ind Arthur E. DuBois Flushing S. J John R. Hipple Dorcas Anderson Lafayette Charlotte Lane Mineral Ridge KSUC Frances Briggs Brees Silver Lake Robert Morrow Cleveland School of Art Marion Jessel Paul C. Kitchin Miss Jessel KSU Kitchin Ohio State Steven J. Mark Lorain Mark Oberlin College Western Reserve College of Education College of Liberal Arts John Reed Spicer Westminster College New Wilmington Robert L White, Jr Burlington Iowa Earl W. Crecraft Dr. White John Blair Deans Dr. Spicer

Interrupt Now Veterans Asked to Complete Training Forms

Public law 346 requires interrupts of training forms this week. VA representative Mike Urda says his office will start filling gaps using available information and assumes no leave pay is requested.

Veteran’s Administration Mike Urda

Windham Students Elect Maple Grove Committee

Windham residents elected five persons to a central committee to guide activities for the coming year at a meeting last week. More than 200 Hiram college and KSU students attended. Mrs. Leverne Diebel was elected chairman after being named zone three representative. Zone one Frank Stevens, zone two Joe Ferris, zone four Harry Reynolds, and Sperry Glen were named dormitory single men representative.

Windham Maple Grove Hiram College KSU Leverne Diebel Frank Stevens Joe Ferris Harry Reynolds Sperry Glen

University Sponsors Shrine For Best News Photographers

Kent State University announces a News Photography Hall of Fame with a seven member committee led by the National Press Photographers association president. The first award for 1946 will be presented at 1947 graduation exercises with a photo and biography in the Hall. Joseph Costa of NPPA endorsed the project and a national judging panel will be formed.

National Press Photographers Association Bowman NPPA KSU Thes Joseph Costa Hall of Fame Kent State University State University

Open Fitting Room for Senior Caps and Gowns

Fittings for senior caps and gowns run Saturday through Thursday in the children’s literature room at Rockwell library. Rental receipts required at fitting. Hours 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm daily except Saturday. Saturday hours 9 am to noon only. The room opens one hour before the Thursday Aug 29 baccalaureate and all day commencement day.

Rockwell Library

Subscription sale for Duchess campus humor magazine

Bob Kenyon announces subscriptions for the Duchess will be on sale at the magazine office 113 Merrill during the next week. Copies will be mailed to students not attending school this fall. The 1946-47 subscription price is $2.00.

Duchess Merrill Bob Kenyon

Students find beds near university by street corner plea

Two incoming students Bill Reichard of Cleveland and George Ettler of Lakewood used a novel method to secure housing by shouting passers by on street corners Have you a bed for a vet The tactic yielded two beds on Summit near the campus close to the university

Bill Reichard Cleveland George Ettler Lakewood Summit

Education students urged to file preliminary graduation petitions

Apply Now Education students not returning this fall but aiming to graduate next year must file preliminary graduation applications in the college of education office. Forms are available for those not attending during the regular year but graduating in June or August of 1946.

Westminster to Deliver August Graduation Address

Dr. Robert F. Galbreath, former Westminster College president, will speak at the August commencement. Rev. George E. Parkinson will give the baccalaureate sermon as seniors conclude activities with a 10 a.m. Friday ceremony and 7:35 p.m. procession from McGilvrey Hall.

Robert F. Galbreath Westminster College Pennsylvania George E. Parkinson University Lowry Hall Parkinson First Presbyterian Church Canton McGilvrey Hall

Bucknell Names Graduate Paul Brand as Assistant Professor

Paul Brand, Bucknell University by appointing him to the position of assistant professor of geography. Brand studied at KSU and earned a master's in geography from the University of Chicago and is pursuing a doctorate at the University of Wisconsin. He previously taught geography at Fenn College in Cleveland.

Burlington Dean White Parker High School Chicago Thornton, Ill Orland Park, DL Paul Brand Bucknell University KSU Brand University of Chicago University of Wisconsin Fenn College Cleveland

Speech Class Visits Cain Park Theater in Cleveland

G Harry Wright associate professor of speech led members of his history of the theater class to Cain Park theater in Cleveland to view a performance of the comic operetta Robin Hood. The students studied the theater layout, the largest of its kind, as part of work on theater development from Greece to today.

G. Harry Wright Cain Park Theater Cleveland Greece

University Begins Early Registration Tuesday

Registration for students will start sometime Tuesday due to missing class schedules. Freshmen and others not yet registered may begin filling out their trial programs today, as announced by registrar E C Stopher. This marks the university's first attempt at early registration though schedules have not yet been printed.

E. C. Stopher

Fees Refunded to Card Holders at Business Office

Refund of laboratory fees will be issued today to those with refund cards in the business office.

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Alfred University Dean Spicer Columbia University Columbia Graduate School Phi Beta Kappa University of Toledo College At Westminster New York John R. Spicer Robert I. White, Jr Shrine School of Journalism East Middlewest Pacific Coast Rocky Mountain Region South Bucknell Cain Theatre
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