Moulton Stars in Abe Lincoln Play at University Theater
Gene Moulton delivers an awe inspiring portrayal as Abraham Lincoln in the University theater production Abe Lincoln In Illinois. Professor E Turner Stump chose the show to showcase Moulton’s talent, highlighting Lincoln’s life through twelve scenes from love to leadership.
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Moulton
Abe Lincoln
Gene Moulton
Prof
E. Turner Stump
Illinois
Professor Stump
University Theater
Lincoln
Ann Rutledge
Abe
Mary Todd
Lincoln- Douglas
Leebrick to Discuss New Catalog System at Mount Union
President K C Leebrick will visit Mount Union College on Monday December 9 to discuss a proposed union catalog system for Kent State University Akron University Hiram College and Mount Union College. The plan aims to reduce duplicate purchases of books and papers while maintaining full access to source materials.
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K. C. Leebrick
Mount Union College
Kent State University
Akron University
Hiram College
Leebrick
Tryouts for Hotel Universe Begin Next Week
Tryouts for the third University theater production of the year, Hotel Universe, will be held Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday in room 312 Kent at 4 and 7. The play by Philip Barry calls for nine parts, five male and four female, with two character roles for an old man and a servant.
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Kent At
Lets Play Tonight at Wills Gym Play Night
The article invites participation in Play Night at Wills gym with the song Playmate Come Out and Play with Me. From 8 to 9 30 p m activities include dominoes volleyball and a pool for cooling off supervised by G J Altmann W P Harvey and J Marshall.
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Wills Gym
G. J. Altmann
W. P. Harvey
J. Marshall
Independents Plan Formation of New Barbarian Group
A revival effort for the Barbarians at KSU is led by a committee of Ed Kieselbach Gino Ferrini Ermand Miller and Mickey Dover after a 15 man meeting chaired by Bob Stalzer. Dean of Men Raymond E Manchester favors the reformation.
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The
Barbarians
KSU
Bob Stalzer
Ed Kieselbach
Gino Ferrini
Ermand Miller
Mickey Dover
Raymond E. Manchester
Graduate School Inspectors to Visit Local Campus
Professor Luonzo Myer of New York University will inspect the graduate school here next Tuesday and address the regular assembly. Myer chairs the accrediting committee of the American Association of Teachers Colleges.
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Luonzo Myer
New York University
Myer
American Association of Teachers’ Colleges
Kent Trip To Draft Entry For National Essay Contest
William and Mary hosts national essay contest on American foreign policy. Kent will draft its entry with Vernon Beal Alice OLickey and Vincent McDevitt under Dr A Sellen Roberts guidance. Essays cover five thousand words analyzing factors shaping policy with prize money up to 450 dollars for top essays and 300 dollars regionally.
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Kent
A. Sellen Roberts
Department of History
Vernon Beal
Alice O’lickey
Vincent McDevitt
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Institute of National Policy
College of William and Mary
Virginia
Denker appoints director for Messiah at University Auditorium
Fred H. Denker will direct the chorus and Kenneth Eyler will conduct the orchestra for the fifth annual Messiah at the University Auditorium on Sunday December 15. Soloists Mary Elizabeth Ellis Alfred Hopkins Russell Skitch Ardelle Warner join the Kent Oratorial Society and the University Symphony Orchestra conducted by Kenneth Byler. Tickets go on reserve December 11 in Merrill Hall.
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Fred H. Denker
Kenneth Eyler
New York
Mary Elizabeth Ellis
University Auditorium
Alfred Hopkins
Russel Skitch
Ardelle Warner
George Frederick Handel
Kent Oratorial Society
Kent
University Symphony Orchestra
Kenneth Byler
Denker
Miss Ellis
Eight Debaters At B W Novice Contest
Four university debate teams from the Northeastern Ohio conference travel to Baldwin Wallace College for a novice tournament on Saturday December 9. The topic is Resolved That the Nations of the Western Hemisphere Should Form a Permanent Union. Kent teams include Henry Theiss Joe Blair Paul Zeller and Joe Hart. Negative side features Marguerite Cook Carol Sayers Scheffer Pierce and Jane Higgins. Prof E Turner Stump and James N Holm accompany.
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Northeastern Ohio
Baldwin-Wallace College
Western Hemisphere
Kent
Henry Theiss
Joe Blair
Paul Zeller
Joe Hart
Marguerite Cook
Carol Sayers
Scheffer Pierce
Jane Higgins
Prof
E. Turner Stump
James N. Holm
Twenty Five Groups Vie For Pork Barrel Trophies
Twenty five groups and individuals enter the University Pork Barrel contest and compete Monday for finals Tuesday at 7 15 in the auditorium. Awards go to five categories in two dormitories and five individual acts with judges rating originality skill and theme.
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Men's Union and
Women's League
Marge Thompson
Dick Hill
Bob Mosher
Joe Hart
Lillian Antonelli
Virginia Cole
Origin of the Pork Barrel Phrase Tied to Traveling Ministers
The term pork barrel dates to itinerant preachers who stored sermons in a barrel to draw from when delivering fresh messages. This practice allowed ministers to pull a sermon at each stop without composing new ones.
Fraternity Sorority Eliminations Set for Monday Evening
Eliminations to be held Monday from 5 to 9 p m will leave three fraternities, three sororities, two unaffiliated groups.
Future Club Meetings In Kent Hall
University announces all gatherings outside normal hours should take place in Kent Hall when possible. Requests go to Registrar E. C. Stopher and fees require B. F. Renkert approval. Campus meetings must be reserved one day ahead. if not, consent from Larry E. Woodell is needed.
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Kent Hall
E. C. Stopher
B. F. Renkert
Larry E. Woodell
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