Council Grants Seven Groups Representation on Constitution Panel
Student council voted to include seven campus organizations on the drafting committee for the undergraduate activity constitution. Entities named are Men's Union, Women's League, Interfraternity Council, Blue Key, Cardinal Key, Panhellenic Council, and The Kent States. Ed Zink was named chairman. other representatives include Joe Hart, Bob Cook, Peg Curry, Don Sinn, Alice O’Lickey, Jane Higgins, and Hope Byrne.
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Men’s Union
Women's League
Interfraternity Council
Blue Key
Cardinal Key
Panhellenic Council
Kent States
Ed Zink
Joe Hart
Bob Cook
Peg Curry
Don Sinn
Alice O’lickey
Jane Higgins
Hope Byrne
Miss Curry
Kent State
Cook
Norb Zink
Men’s Union Sets Art Work Deadline
Deadline for entries in the original poster drawing contest conducted by Men’s Union set for Thursday from 4 to 6 50 p.m. All posters due in room 206 Kent hall. Sketching contest ends Friday at 5. Points toward the Manchester Manhood cup awarded to every student who enters.
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Men's Union
Kent Hall
Student Senate Plans Washington Trip and Meeting
The Student Senate will discuss a trip to Washington and a meeting with state senators at 7 p m in room 212 McGilvery Hall. Bill Clark minority leader announced yesterday.
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Washington
Student Senate
McGilvrey Hall
Bill Clark
Novotny To Give Art Demonstration
Ladislaw Novotny associate professor of art will headline the 9 o clock assembly this morning to demonstrate painting on canvas in the auditorium. He will be aided by Ray Glenn and work on a figure of a Negro boy at a fruit stand with Havana inspired sketches guiding the process.
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Novotny
Ray Glenn
Havana
Lawyer To Claim 600 Donated Books
Mrs. Susan B. Reed widow of a Fostoria lawyer donated nearly six hundred books to Kent State Library. William F. Maurer, Reed's former partner, will receive the books in Fort Lauderdale. Dr. H. D. Byrne and students listed the volumes in the library northeast room and will forward them to Mr. Maurer. Dr. Byrne notes many duplicates reduce usefulness for students.
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Kent State Library
Susan B. Reed
Fostoria
William F. Maurer
Reed
H. D. Byrne
Political Science
Byrne
Maurer
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
YMCA Discussion on Christian Social Reconstruction
YMCA members meet at 7 30 tonight in room 219 Kent Hall to discuss Christian Social Reconstruction led by Frank Crocroft. Plans for the YMCA YMCA conference among five neighboring colleges will be formulated this Saturday.
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YMCA
Kent Hall
Christian Social Reconstruction
Frank Crofcot
Ymca-Ymca
Campus Elms Doomed. Replacing Them Becomes Urgent
Dr J Arthur Herrick warns elm blight may eradicate campus elms mirroring the chestnut loss era. He notes 10 000 elms destroyed in the region since the 1920s and urges immediate planting of alternative species to avoid a tree less campus in the future.
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Herrick
J. Arthur Herrick
Department of Agriculture
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Dr. Herrick
Honoraries Lead War on High Deficiency Rate At University
Blue Key and Cardinal Key announce Defeat Deficiency Week amid a 710 ineligible student tally, up 400 from semester start. The four point plan with The States aims to boost scholarship and focus on campus activities during wartime uncertainty. Dorothy Hostettler and Bill Schraegle urge duty and practical action. A joint committee coordinates the effort.
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Blue Key
Cardinal Key
Keys
Dorothy Hostettler
Bill Schraegle
The
KSU To Air Labor Panel On Student Views Tonight
KSU presents a student panel at 4 p.m. on WADC Akron to discuss labor union control. James N. Holm will outline angles, with panelists Alice O Lickey Bob Beck Scheffer Pierce Herb Myers Grace Quay Gerry Daniels. Marion Nichols sings and a quartet performs under Joseph Lupkiewicz. Leonard Silverstein and Bill Guisewite announce, and Tom Bates reports collegiate news.
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KSU
Akron
WADC
James N. Holm
Alice O’lickey
Bob Beckwith
Scheffer Pierce
Herb Myers
Grace Quay
Gerry Daniels
Marion Nichols
Saint Saens
Joseph Lupkiewicz
Leonard Silverstein
Bill Guisewite
Tom Bates
Special Defense Programs Planned on Campus This Week
Dean Raymond Manchester of the University Defense Council announced that campus groups are forming defense programs. WAA begins a six week health campaign for women students while Pi Kappa Delta offers speakers for UDC events and Gamma Sigma Phi organizes bandaging and knitting activities.
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University Defense Council
Raymond Manchester
UDC
WAA
Pi Kappa Delta
Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority
Munday to Lead University Theatre Dance
The University Theatre announced that Billy Munday and his orchestra will perform at a large formal dance on December 12 in Wills gym. The group is known from NBC broadcasts and appearances at Elms ballroom Youngstown Aragon Cleveland Music Box Omaha Tune Town St Louis. Admission requires University Theatre membership.
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University Theatre
Billy Munday
Wills Gym
Munday
NBC
Elms Ballroom
Youngstown
Aragon Ballroom
Cleveland
Music Box
Omaha
Tune Town
St. Louis
African Missionary to Lecture Here Tonight
Dr. D. S. Malekebu, an African missionary from Chiradzulu Nyasaland East Africa, will give an illustrated talk at a Young Women’s Christian Association meeting in 317 MacGilvrey hall tonight at 7 30. He and his wife are on a U S lecture tour. Malekebu, a Meharry Medical College graduate, has spent 15 years in Africa and the slides show students in various life phases.
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D. S. Malekebu
Africa
Young Women’s Christian Association
MacGilvrey Hall
Malekebu
Providence
Chiradzulu
Nyasaland
East Africa
United States
Meharry Medical College
Nashville
Tenn
Town Hall Play Willow Pattern Stars Pringle Cast
Dr Kenneth R Pringle associate professor of English and Betts Sherrer daughter of Dr Grace Sherrer assistant professor of English will be in the cast of Willow Pattern to be staged in the University auditorium tonight. Howard Hansen head of the University radio workshop directs with Miss Elizabeth Johnson assisting.
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Kenneth R. Pringle
Betts Sherrer
Grace Sherrer
Howard Hansen
University Radio Workshop
Elizabeth Johnson
College of Business Administration
World We Live In slated for Thursday Friday nights
University Theatre presents its second major production of the year The World We Live In also known as Insect Comedy by Josef and Karel Capek The play uses surreal insect characters to critique social classes with three acts featuring butterflies a money mad middle class and an ant army Actors include Opal Wizgner Stella Greenbaum Don Shanower Bernie Mulcahy Mary Haines Stan Mouse and Bill Guisewite Directed by Prof G Harry Wright
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University
Josef and
Karel Capek
Jim Theiss
Tery
Opal Wizgner
Stella Greenbaum
Don Shanower
Toper
Roger Wilkin
Bernie Mulcahy
Mary Haines
Stan Mouse
Bill Guisewite
Harry Wright
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