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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1951

Page

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Freshman Week rules in works as council kayos tradition project

About 50 students attend a criticized open meeting as Ernie Mazza notes a plan to enforce a set of Freshman Week rules. Andrew McCreight urges action, President Moldovan backs a committee to enforce customs.

Ernie Mazza KSU Andrew McCreight Traditions Harry Moldovan McCreight Marilyn Beifuss Jack Bill Berzinec Council Bud Davis Moldovan Avis Pinney Barbara Loomi

Goldstein Play Staged At Mich

Kenneth K. Goldstein a journalism graduate and Engleman award winner is resident playwright at Erie Playhouse. He earned a masters in drama at the University of Michigan and won the Hepworth award for Live on Air. The University of Michigan presented the prize drama last month directed by Prof. William P. Halstead and Goldstein.

Kenneth K. Goldstein Engleman Erie Playhouse Erie Goldstein University of Michigan Ann Arbor Hepward Michigan William P. Halstead

Open Aviation Ind Arts Show In Arts Gallery

A display of student work in industrial arts architecture and aviation will be on view in the Arts building gallery for the remainder of the quarter. Exhibits will change weekly with pieces from ceramics machine shop general metals art metal electricity architecture and aeronatu tics. Open to the public and to KSU students and faculty.

Cheerleaders Meet Leroy Erickson Announces Practice

Leroy Erickson head cheerleader says all varsity and reserve squads will practice today at 4 p.m. in Wills gym for the team.

Leroy Erickson Wills Gym

Apply Now for June Liberal Arts Graduation

Liberal Arts seniors planning to graduate in June must file graduation applications in the Registrar's office. All applications are due by the close of this quarter.

Fraternity Donates Blood At Cleveland Drive

Delta Upsilon hosts a National Blood Drive with thirty members donating at the Cleveland Blood Bank on Prospect. After donation they served Red Cross doughnuts and coffee to visitors. Donors underwent blood typing, hemoglobin checks, and skin disease screening.

Delta Upsilon Fraternity Cleveland Red Cross

Kent plan launches first area workshop on industrial speech

About 120 representatives from Portage Summit Stark Trumbull and Mahoning counties will attend a conference at the Union at 5 30 p m to discuss improving speech in business management. Prof E Turner Stump will preside at dinner and Pres George A Bowman will welcome guests for the University. Ohio State Wittenberg Bowling Green Baldwin Wallace Case Tech and the Dale Carnegie Institute will send professors.

Union Kent School of Speech Portage Summit Stark Trumbull Mahoning E. Turner Stump School of Speech George A. Bowman Ohio State Wittenberg Bowling Green Baldwin-Wallace Case Tech Dale Carnegie Institute Ninde Alspach Goodyear Joseph Arthur Timken Holm and Stump The

Dillard to Speak at SAM Quarterly Banquet

Harrison Dillard will deliver the principal talk at the Society for Advancement of Management quarterly banquet tonight at the Smorgasbord in Stow. A former Baldwin Wallace athlete, he is a famed track figure who won the 100 meter title for the U S in the 1948 Olympics and holds 11 world track records.

Harrison Dillard Cleveland Indians Society For Advancement of Management Stow Dillard Baldwin-Wallace U. S

Choir Performs In Two Shows At University and Akron

Robert H. Foulkes directs the University A Cappella choir in two Christmas programs this week. The 65 member group performs tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Auditorium as part of a modern dance and an Orchesis assembly. The program includes Christmas Chorale and Bethlehem Night among others. A second concert is Sunday at Westminster Presbyterian church in Akron under the Tuesday Musical club sponsorship.

Robert H. Foulkes University Juggler of Notre Dame Schein Palestrino Bethlehem Warrell Joseph Came Willoughby Westminster Presbyterian Church Akron Tuesday Musical Club of

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