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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1939

Page

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Building Fund Grows to 1 173 728 With 20 000 Boost

Congressman Don Harter and Dr. K C Leebrick added about 20000 to the building fund, bringing total to 1173728. Funds from Dr Leebrick's Chicago WPA talks will fund equipment and furnishings for McGilvrey hall science building. State share remains 648241. Lincoln Hackim named Athletic News Director for six months from Dec 1. speech department authorized to hire another professor.

Don Harter K. C. Leebrick Board of Trustees Leebrick WPA Chicago McGilvrey Hall Lincoln Hackim Athletic News

Blair's English Plan Commended by National Teachers

A report on the freshman English coordination experiment led by Dean John L. Blair received high commendation from the National Conference of Teachers in English. Kent State prepared the report for publication in its yearbook, noting strong interest from representatives.

John L. Blair National Conference of Teachers Kent State

Library Adds World Books Display During National Week

The Rockwell library in the Northwest suite unveils a new feature for National Book Week. A bookshelf themed around Books Around the World displays maps of the five continents with continent specific books beneath each map.

National Book Week Rockwell Library

Church Sponsors Essay Contest at Kent State

The Episcopal church of Kent will sponsor an essay contest for university students with prizes of 20 and 10 dollars for first and second place. Essays on The Place of the Church on the Campus are due to Miss Marguerite Lamar in the president's office before Christmas vacation. Reverend Stephen Kelker announced the contest and noted it may reflect Kent State's personality on religious concepts.

The Episcopal Church of Kent State

Pomp and Splendor Mark University Theatre Formal

Decorations from university theatre props lent glamour to the annual winter formal where over 125 couples danced to Alf Bottomley and his orchestra. During intermission the Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority received a cup for selling the most theatre tickets.

Alf Bottomley Sigma Sigma Sigma _ sorority

Kent graduate Paul Horton to publish sociology thesis

Paul Horton, a 1939 Kent State graduate and sociology honor student, will have his thesis printed in the January February issue of Sociology and Social Research. The work signals his academic distinction and the journal’s recognition of his research.

Paul Horton Kent

Stadium Grading Nears Finish at Kent State Stadium

Kent State University stadium grading is on schedule with the rough grading contract nearly complete. W P A supervisor John Surber says the site could be usable next fall, pending school authorities' decision. In 10 days 74,000 cubic feet of dirt were moved by workers round the clock to finish the contract.

Kent State University John Surber Surber

Names in a Student Directory Show Busy, Humorous Patterns

A playful survey of a student directory lists top surnames like Smiths and Millers with counts and mixes in color names animals and jobs. It hints at puns such as Crisp Cole Day and Little Cotton Mitt en while promising no further tale.

Smiths Web of Justice

Campus groups schedule meetings and events

The Camposites meet tomorrow at 4 p m in 109M with Ed Zink as temporary chair and Dr H D Byrne supervising the club Freshman Party invites eligible freshmen to Wills gym Friday 4 6 p m Social Dancing shows weekly at Wills gym extended to 8 10 15 p m Women Faculty Club holds Christmas dinner Saturday Dec 9 at Lowry hall 6 p m University Bridge Club meets Thursday 7 10 p m in 212 Merrill Music Club hosts a dance demonstration in Moulton hall Thursday 7 30 p m

Ed Zink Servng H. D. Byrne Wills Gym Lowry Hall University Bridge Club Merrill Music Club Moulton Hall

Pre Med Students Take Aptitude Quiz

Twelve pre med students took the Mental Aptitude tests last week under Dr DeWeese, local representative of the Association of American Medical Colleges. The two hour test included J H Liebert, Richard Dodson, Robert Matthews, Jack Matthews, Vergil Seibert, Bray Hawk, Harry Camp, Whitlow Show, Jerome Cope, Loren Utter, Dominic Vitangeli, and Ralph Meacham. Last year 10 411 students from 621 schools took the tests.

Dr. DeWeese Association of American Medical Colleges J. H. Liebert Richard Dodson Robert Matthews Jack Matthews Vergil Seibert Bray Hawk Harry Camp Whitlow Show Jerome Cope Loren Utter Dominic Vitangeli Ralph Meacham

Ohio State Dean To Address State Education Directors

Dr. Arthur Jay Klein dean of Ohio State University School of Education will give the principal address at a general assembly today at 2 p m in the auditorium. The meeting brings together education deans and teacher training directors from Ohio State Ohio Miami and Bowling Green universities to discuss common problems and visit classes. Dean Blair presides hosts Dr Klein background noted.

Arthur Jay Klein School of Education Ohio State University Ohio State Ohio Miami Bowling Green John L. Blair College of Education A. L. Heer Dr. Heer Robin Hood Dean Blair Klein Thomas C. McCracken E. J. Ashbaugh Clyde Hissong Harvey H. Davis A. B. Sias John W. Heckert C. C. Pierce

60 Visiting Parents Guests of Students

Nearly 60 journalism student parents attended the Parents Day program despite rain and snow. Dr K C Leebrick welcomed guests while editors Jack Watts Thurban Artz Chestnut Burrhead and Jack Harris hosted open houses after lunch.

K. C. Leebrick Jack Watts Stater Thurman Artz Chestnut Burrhead Jack Harris Duchess Journalism House

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