Pros and Cons Of Planting A Fraternity Pin On Kent State Campus
On Kent State campus students offer varied views on pinning a fraternity emblem on a girlfriend. Some see it as going steady or engaging, others call it a joke, and several argue it should signify a deeper commitment. Many say its meaning ranges from exclusive dating to a vague steady date.
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Charles Maglione
Kent State
Virginia Andes
Roman Womd
Mary Kempe
Olympia Buller
Julia Lyons
Hube Briers
Betty Heath
Ruth Kepler
Marrietta Carlozzi
Esther Schorr
Dorothy Ruggles
Sylvia Reis
Virginia Fredericks
Viki Konkel
Jean Ulmer
Four Universities To Send Educators To Campus
Ohio State University Ohio Bowling Green and Miami will send education deans and directors to Kent State for the annual state schools meeting on Monday and Tuesday. They will be feted at a luncheon in the Robin Hood and dine at Dr J L Blair's home. The two day program ends with a 2 pm student assembly on Monday led by Dr Arthur Kline dean of education at Ohio State University.
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Ohio State
Ohio
Bowling Green
Miami Universities
Kent State University
Colleges of Education
Robin Hood
J. L. Blair
Arthur Kline
College of Education
Ohio State University
Journalists Welcome Parents to Campus for First Day
About 100 visitors are expected Sunday for the journalism department’s first Journalists Parents’ Day. The program includes a no host luncheon, campus tour, film showings, reception and tea, a group photo, and an art exhibit. Invited guests include Robert Stephan Tony Weitzel Albert Dix and Kenneth Beall. Editors greet guests at Kent Stater Duchess and Chestnut Burr offices.
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Robin Hood
Journalism House
Robert 8. Stephan
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tony Weitzel
Akron Beacon Journal
Albert Dix
Ravenna Evening Record
Kenneth Beall
Cleveland Press
Kent Stater
Duchess
Chestnut Burr
George Fleischer
Hellen Elliott
Merry Allen
Tom Bates
George Condos
Jack Leggett
Frank Petee
Lindy Barch
Professor Wright to speak at national speech convention
Prof G Harry Wright of the speech department will speak at the annual convention of the National Association of Teachers of Speech and the American Education Theatre association in Chicago December 27 28 and 29 on the subject Critic Judge Looks at the Festival and Contest. William J Corrigan Cleveland lawyer and attorney for the Cleveland Federation of Labor will give an address titled Labor Problems and Catholic Doctrine at the Newman club Sunday evening meeting at the K of C hall. University art students design work is on display in the art gallery through this weekend with the December gallery featuring the water color section of the 1939 Cleveland May show.
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G. Harry Wright
National Association of Teachers of Speech
American Education Theatre Association
Chicago
William J. Corrigan
Cleveland
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Newman Club
K. of C. Hall
Editor Jay DeBulis wed Hazel Moley in Cleveland on Thanksgiving
Jay DeBulis former Stater staff man and Chestnut Burr editor married Hazel Moley of Cleveland in that city on Thanksgiving day. He graduated from the university in 1937 and is now an assistant editor of Steel Magazine in Cleveland. He belonged to Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity.
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Jay DeBulis
Stater
The
Chestnut Burr
Hazel Moley
Cleveland
University
Steel Magazine
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Weather Outlook With Rain and Cooler Temperatures
Rain expected today and tonight with a drop in temperatures tomorrow afternoon or night. Yesterday’s high was 48 and low 40.
Potential Pilots Take to the Air
The first flight training for university students in the civilian air training corps began yesterday at Akron airport. Russell Kirbert is the initial government appointed CAA flight instructor. The first ten trainees include Arnold Bereit Donald W Deitz Robert Heighton Robert Mathews Robert Schwering Mary Sherriff Robert Stueve Fred Swasey Wayne Wilkin and James Mc Cune.
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Civilian Air Training Corps
Akron
Russell Kirbert
CAA
Arnold Bereit
Donald W. Deitz
Robert Heighton
Robert Mathews
Robert Schwering
Mary Sherriff
Robert Stueve
Fred Swasey
Wayne Wilkin
James McCune
Smith Opens Competition for Annual News Photography
Prof A Clarence Smith opened the third annual Short Course in News Photography. Open eligibility invites broad entry, with judging by Frank R Frapke and American Photography staff in the pictorial division and Kipp Ross with Associated Press News Photo service in the news division.
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A. Clarence Smith
Frank R. Frapke
American Photography Magazine
Kipp Ross
Associated Press News Photo Service
Shortcuts to speed up campus dormitory runs
John Mine outlines time saving tips for students racing between classes and dates. He suggests simpler routes and brief detours to fit more activities into a 24 hour day while still meeting dormitory deadlines.
Six Women Tapped by Cardinal Key
Cardinal Key has elected six girls to membership for high scholarship leadership character and activity. Named are Marge Hunt Martha Jane Thomas Betty Crampton Jane Rothermund Martha Rufener and Kay Maloney. Active membership limited to fifteen.
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Cardinal Key
National Women’s Honorary
Marge Hunt
Alpha Omega
Martha Jane Thomas
Gamma Sigma Phi
Panhellenic League
Betty Crampton
Jane Rothermund
Big
Little Sister
Martha Rufener
Women's League
Kay Maloney
Parking Rules Recommendations From City Traffic Committee
The special traffic committee reported recommendations on parking and traffic issues to the city council on November 20. They approved most two hour time limits in defined zones with 9 am to 6 pm restrictions, and listed areas where no parking will be allowed. Roy Donaghy chairs the committee with Dr. Lee Brick Harry Uhlman Roy Salter Max Miller and Police Chief St Clair West. Joe Lipscomb and Mayor William Harvey were absent.
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East Main Street
Main and
Lincoln
North Lincoln Street
North Main
South Lincoln
East Main
Fast Summit Street
East College Street
Water Street
South Willow Street
East Summit Street
Morris Road
Roy Donaghy
Leebrick
Harry Uhlman
Roy Salter
Max Miller
St. Clair West
Joe Lipscomb
William Harvey
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