Dillard to Speak at SAM Banquet in Stow
Harrison Dillard former Baldwin Wallace star and 1948 Olympic 100 meter champion will address the Society for Advancement of Management quarterly banquet at the Smorgasbord in Stow. He serves as public relations man for the Cleveland Indians and holds 11 world track records.
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Harrison Dillard
Baldwin- Wallace
Society For Advancement of Management
Stow
Dillard
Cleveland Indians
U.S
Debaters Prepare for North Ohio Conference at WRU
KSU debaters will compete in the North Ohio Debate conference at Western Reserve University on Saturday December 8. First year debaters will form the tournament with twelve schools expected to be represented.
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KSU
Western Reserve University
Mary Ellen Cross
Sonia Andel
Iris Zmeskal
George Corbitt
Jack Hibbs
John Iacobelli
Art Ballon
Don Harmon
Dave Gardner
Bill Picciell
Marge Petty
Barbara Phillips
Booster Meeting Plans Basketball Season Program
Booster Club members will meet today at 4 p.m. in 2020 to discuss and plan the basketball season program.
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Wll
Bridge Day Scheduled for 1952 National Tournament
Kent invited to compete in the National Intercollegiate Bridge tournament with undergraduates only. Entry blanks sent by Louis D. Day Jr. Preliminary mail round in February narrows to sixteen pairs for finals April 18–19 at the Blackstone hotel Chicago. All expenses paid. Eight zones ensure final representation. Dean approval required for official entry.
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Kent
Louis D. Day
Jdr
National Bridge Committee
Blackstone Hotel
Chicago
Wesley Offers Day Of Rest To Kent Residents
The Wesley foundation will host a Day Of Rest this Saturday December 8 in Kent. Wesley students will run a Work Day performing home and yard chores for a per job fee as part of the 1951 52 budget drive. To hire call Kent 8500 with name address job type hours tools and number of students required.
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Wesley Foundation
Kent
Wesley
T B Cowan To Spend Week Riding Assemblies Here
Rev T B Cowan of Lexington Kentucky will spend January thirteenth to seventeenth here aiding with assemblies and seminars of Christian Living Emphasis Week. He supports the University Christian Mission and will work with lectures seminars and faculty groups. Dorothy Maynor may headline a concert.
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T. B. Cowan
Everybody's Church
Lexington
Cowan
University Christian Mission
U.S
Pennsylvania
Cumberland University
Chicago University
Everybody’s Church
CLEW
Reverend Cowan
Dorothy Maynor
Charles Coburn Presents Evening Of Readings
Charles Coburn, noted dean of the American stage and screen, presents an 8:15 p.m. readings program in the Audi torium drawing from 61 years of stage and film work. The program features Coburns Shakespearean roles and notable screen characters, with tickets priced 1.20, 1.80 and 2.40 available at the Atrium hall table.
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Charles Coburn
American Stage and Screen
United States
Coburn
Wilson
WillName Two Stater Heads for Kent Stater
The winter quarter Kent Stater editor and business manager will be chosen by the student faculty publications policy committee next Tuesday at 3 p.m. Applications are available in Merrill Hall 114 and due by Thursday 4 p.m. Prof William Taylor chairs the committee with Eric Griebling Allan Dickie Roy Appel as members. Student members include George Way Florence McNaughton Robert Weber and William Douglas.
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Kent Stater
Merrill Hall
William Taylor
School of Journalism
Eric T. Griebling
Allan Dickie
Roy Appel
George Way
Florence McNaughton
Robert Weber
William Douglas
No Mid-Week Hop Announced for This Week
The Dean of Men's office announced there will be no mid week hop this week. The next dance is scheduled for Wednesday December 12 with music from records in the Union ballroom. It will be the final dance of the quarter.
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Dean of Men’s
Union Ballroom
Missionary Irene Webster Smith to Speak at University
Miss Irene Webster Smith, an Irish missionary with 30 years in Japan, will address the University school auditorium tomorrow at 7 and 8 p.m. on Does God Power Count. She built an orphanage in Japan and headed student work there for five years.
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Irene Webster-Smith
University School
Miss Smith
Japan
U.S
Kent
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
Library Offers New Course The Use of the Library
The Library will offer a new elective course this quarter titled The Use of the Library and Library Materials. It covers techniques of materials used in library fields and awards three hours credit. John Goudeau will teach on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 9 a.m. in a library classroom. Students sign up with their advisor or at the Library. approved by college curriculum committees for upper class credits.
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John Goudeau
Artists Hear Hazel Shock
A special Art club meeting for students to help make posters for CLEW week meets in 121 Arts building at 6 p.m. Tonight Hazel Janecke Shock speaks on tempra painting at 7 30 in the same room with X-acto knives and scissors requested.
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Hazel Janecke Shock
Arts
President Plans Class Meetings
Mike Tangi the senior class president has called meetings for today at 9 and 11 a.m. in 317 McGilvrey hall. A second meeting tomorrow at 4 p.m. in 328 McGilvrey is for those unable to attend today to make appointments for the senior class committee.
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Mike Tangi
McGilvrey Hall
McGilvrey
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