Campus chatter and faculty notes at Kent University
Luella Heapel notes define the well rounded course while students eye gifts and exams. Dr Donald Anthony urges saving for a Chrysler Imperial hint. Dr Gerald Chapman debates Christmas plans amid travel or conference. A series of life stories follows from student exploits, wrestling demos, and alumni teaching in Springfield township.
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Donald Anthony
Department of Business Administration
Gerald Chapman
Arkansas
Columbus
Science Club to View Chemical Industry Films Today
University Science Club will show sound motion pictures on the chemical industry at its second meeting in room 419 Mc Gilvrey hall from 4 to 5 p m today. Election of new officers and plans for the year's activities will be discussed, according to Dr C F Rumold.
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University Science Club
McGilvrey Hall
C. F. Rumold
Department of Physical Science
Women Honorary To Fete Alumni
Dorothy Biedschlag announces a tea at Dr Florence Bealls on East Main Street Sunday at 3 p m with a short meeting at 6 30 pm. The group plans to raise funds for a Student Union building and assigns Jeanne Clay Poole Jean Evans Jewell Hardman Betty Bowles Cay McGowan to lead. Mary Jane O Brien heads a committee to create the point system for electing new members with a questionnaire deadline today in Dorothy Liedschlags box before 4 pm.
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Cardinal Key
Florence Beall
East Main Street
Dorothy Biedschlag
Jeanne Claypoole
Jean Evans
Jewell Hardman
Betty Bowles
Cay McGowan
Mary Jane O'Brien
Dorothy Liedschlag
Machan Solicits Funds For Free French Relief
Miss Helen Machan assistant professor of French invites contributions for Free French relief through the French office room 301 Kent hall. The Free French society lists sale items including knitting bags flags playing cards compacts cigarette and key cases and headscarfs all in red white and blue with the Lorraine cross symbol.
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Free French Relief
Helen Machan
Kent Hall
Free French Society
McGilvrey Hall Explores Campus Oddities and Secrets
Frances Murphey tours McGilvary hall the new science building uncovering odd displays like Oscar the Chicago skeleton in room 301. She notes geology and biology exhibits in rooms 466 and 355, red corn mysteries, war maps, a locked Aquaria, a rumored dissecting room, and the busy messy workshop with mice and chicks. Dr. John McGilvrey, founder’s son, was seen in blue outside the hall.
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Geography Museum
Biology Museum
WAA
Marie Apple
McGilvrey
John McGilvrey
No Meeting Tonight For Modern Dancers
The Modern Dance club will not meet tonight as members join the university production choir for The World We Live In. Rehearsals continue tonight and tomorrow night with the team performing in the show.
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Luella Heapel
Painesville
Arne Ahonen
Larry Carlson
Akron Fresh
HPE
Joe Begala
Don Sullivan
Springfield Township
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University
John L. Blair
College of Education
University of Chicago
Kent
Mary L. Smallwood
Mona Fletcher
Science Club
Fete
Machan
Betty
Betty’s Beauty Shop
Arrow
Arrow Sussex
Sussex
Coe Livingston
Frances Murphey
Oscar
Chicago
Ill
Betty Gorlich
Mother Mac
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