Messiah Tickets On Sale At University Music Dept
Tickets for the annual Messiah will be distributed Wednesday and Thursday at 311M from 1 to 5 p.m. and 9 to 12 a.m. Friday adds extra seats 1 to 4 p.m. Two Sunday performances on Dec 11 feature student solos in the afternoon at 3 and faculty solos at 8 p.m. Carapetyan directs the A Cappella choir and chorus with the Portage Choral Society and university orchestra led by Walter Cerveny. Soloists include Dorothea Eichenlaub, Eleanor Pudil, Robert Foulkes, and Ralph E. Hartzell.
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Caro M. Carapetyan
University A Cappella
University Chorus
Portage Choral Society
University Orchestra
Walter Cerveny
Dorothea Eichenlaub
Eleanor Pudil
Robert Foulkes
Ralph E. Hartzell
Beta Gamma Installed As National Gamma Lambda Chapter
Beta Gamma local sorority is pledged as the Gamma Lambda chapter of Alpha Chi Omega at Mount Union College. The ceremony featured Alpha Eta members, national reach expands to 74 chapters in the U S Canada eight in Ohio with 38 members pledged.
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Beta Gamma
Gamma Lambda
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Eta
Mount Union College
Alpha Chi
Manse
Akron
Canton
Minerva
Kent
United States
Canada
Ohio
Jane King
Jane Jenkins
Betty Peiffer
Marge Ennes
Carol Moeller
Miriam Mitchell
Rush
Jo Mannino
Kathleen Cvengros
Judy Douglass
Blue Key to Meet for Installation of New Members
Blue Key national service honorary will meet tonight at seven in room 102M. Installation of the new members will be the principal business and all members are urged to attend.
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Blue Key
National Service Honorary
Seek FM Quilet For KSU Station
Professors E. Turner Stump and Walton D. Clarke head to Washington to file KSU’s application for a low power non commercial educational FM station. They will confer with FCC Legal and Engineering officials Tuesday morning as the university advances campus broadcasting with second step toward community coverage.
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E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Walton D. Clarke
Radio Workshop
Washington, D. C
Stump
Clark
Federal Communications Commission
KSU
UCF Sponsors Yuletide Play at Kent Congregational Church
The United Christian fellowship hosts a one act Christmas play Mas Under the Stars directed by Robert J. MacDonald at 8 p.m. Saturday with free admission. After the performance, musical pieces include Cantique de Noel. A Christmas party follows from 9 to 11 p.m. open to all. Cast features eight university students.
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United Christian Fellowship
Robert J. MacDonald
Kent Congregational Church
A. Laten Carter
UCF
MacDonald
Gene Newton
Raymond Fatig
Pat Leidorf
Thomas Pexton
John McClary
Joanne Kanazaki
Norman Overly
Frank Whitley
Frat Presents Three One Act Plays at Moulton Music Room
Alpha Psi Omega presents three one act plays Thursday at 8 15 in the Moulton Music room. The Strong at Heart by Al Newman Where the Cross is Made directed by Bill Cramer and A Cup of Tea directed by Jim Scott. No admission charged. students urged to attend.
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Moulton Music Room
Alpha Psi Omega
National Dramatics Honorary Fraternity
al Newman
Jim Iacovazzo
Bill Cramer
Jim Scott
Bob Wallace
Madrigal Singers to Offer Christmas Carols in Auditorium
The Madrigal singers direct by Prof Caro Carapetyan will present a Christmas program Thursday December 8 at 10 a.m. in the auditorium. The 12 member group from the A Capella choir will perform Silent Night O Come All Ye Faithful God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Dona Nobis Pacem Masters in the Hall Fum Fum Fum Shepherd on This Hill Who Knocks so Loud While Lay My Sheep and other pieces.
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Caro Carapetyan
Assembly Committee
Emmanuel
Whitford
Schindler
Dickinson
Mary Ann Maske
Marjorie Barret
Alice Ammer
Emma Lee Knuppenberg
Carolyn Hollingsworth
Irene Brodbeck
Evelyn Kolesar
Last Dance social dancing ends in Moulton hall
The fall quarter Wednesday night social dancing will be discontinued after this week in Moulton hall music room. Recorded music runs 8 to 10 p.m. admission 25 cents. The winter quarter opens January 4 with Jack Ward’s quintet at the new Union. Admission remains 25 cents for 8 to 10 p.m. dancing.
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Moulton Hall Music Room
Jack Ward
New Union
Traffic Reversed For Safety At Campus Drive
One way traffic on the drive behind Kent hall is reversed. Cars enter from Ter race drive and exit at Lincoln and Summit streets to prevent westbound crashes on icy Summit hill, says student traffic director Les Morgan.
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Kent Hall
Les Morgan
Terrace Drive
Lincoln
Summit Streets
Morgan
Summit Street
Announce New Band Schedule
A winter quarter schedule for the concert band is announced by Prof. Roy D. Metcalf. The band meets at 10 a.m. daily in 309M, with an activity band at 3 p.m. in the same building. Vacancies exist in clarinet, french horn and percussion. interested students should report to the band office in 307M.
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Roy D. Metcalf
Juniors and Seniors Schedule Meetings This Week
Both classes set meetings this week. Juniors meet Wednesday at 4 p.m. in 317McG to discuss social activities and set dues. Seniors meet Thursday at 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. to discuss dues and hear about the functioning of the Appointments bureau.
19 Apply For International Scholarships
Fifteen graduate students and four faculty members have applied for foreign research scholarships according to Dr. Leslie Garnett. Deadline for all scholarship applications was Nov. 30. Acceptance of these candidates will not be known until April or May, 1950. Selection will be based on personal qualifications, academic record, and study value. Basic qualifications include American citizenship, college graduate or equivalent, and knowledge of the language of the country proposed. Scholarships are offered in Belgium, Burma, France, Greece, Netherlands, New Zealand, Luxembourg, Philippine Islands, and the United Kingdom. Italy and Norway may soon be added.
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Leslie Garnett
Belgium
Burma
France
Greece
Netherlands
New Zealand
Luxembourg
Philippine Islands
United Kingdom
Italy
Norway
Ask Coeds To Sign New Rushing Lists
Pan-Hellenic council announced yesterday that girls interested in winter rushing should sign the rush lists in the dean of women's office. Lists will be available Tuesday and Wednesday during usual office hours. The dean of women's office is located on the balcony of the atrium.
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Pan-Hellenic Council
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