Orchestra Concert Set For December Sixteenth
Roy D. Metcalf will conduct a 40 piece orchestra in a December 16 recital at 3 p m. The program features Weber Overture to Oberon Mozart Symphony No 40 in G Minor and possibly Stravinski arrangement of the Star Spangled Banner. Soloist Caro Carapetyan will perform three Handel bass solos from The Messiah.
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Roy D. Metcalf
School of Music
Weber
Mozart
Metcalf
Stravinski
Caro Carapetyan
Kent AAUP Sets 4 OClock Meeting
The Kent Chapter of the American Association of University Professors will hold its first meeting of the year on Monday December 10 at 4 p.m. in Room 210 Merrill Hall. Dr H W Hudson head of the economics department will report on the Function of the National AAUP.
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Kent
American Association of University Professors
Merrill Hall
H. W. Hudson
AAUP
G. R. Bach
F. D. Amner
Twenty-Five Goodrich Grads Hold Tuesday Reunion
Twenty-five graduates employed by the Goodrich Tire and Rubber Co. met for a dinner Tuesday night at the Garden Grille in Akron. The reunion was organized by Joe Kelly and deemed a success by Emmet C. Stopher, registrar, with Joseph B. Hanan, a board of trustees member, in attendance.
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Goodrich Tire and Rubber Co
Garden Grille
Akron
Joe Kelly
Emmet C. Stopher
Stopher
Joseph B. Hanan
Board of
Six Returning Prefs Include Coaches Begala and Adams
President George Bowman announces reappointment of six university faculty returning from leave for the winter quarter. Names include Joseph W. Begala Harry C. Adams Foster Brooks C Stanley Corey G Harry Wright and Dr Elizabeth Leggett.
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George Bowman
Joseph W. Begala
Harry C. Adams
Foster Brooks
C. Stanley Corey
G. Harry Wright
Elizabeth Leggett
Leggett
Professor Brooks
Navy
Brooks
Operations Research Group
KSU Men Meet At Annual Fete
A sectional round up of university men past and present will be held Wednesday evening December 12 at 6 30 pm at the YMCA in Cleveland. President George A Bowman will speak and the glee club will play university songs. Dinner is 135 per person with reservations via the dean of men's office.
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KSU
YMCA
Cleveland
Raymond E. Manchester
George A. Bowman
Glee Club
Dean of Men’s Office
Merrill Hall
Logan Chosen to Head OWA May 1946 Fund Campaign
Cal Logan was elected chairman of the office of war activities at an OWA meeting held Wednesday. Jo MacDonald became secretary and John Etz treasurer. Last year’s fund goal was $1000. this year’s goal rises to $1500 due to a larger student body.
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Logan
OWA
Cal Logan
Office of War Activities
Jo MacDonald
John Etz
Red Cross
Miss MacDonald
Wesley Foundation
YMCA
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Freshman Dues Urged by Class President Vendely
Frank Vendely, president of the class of 49, urges freshmen to pay quarter dues now 50 cents or 1.50 yearly. Paid members attend activities free. Dues collection continues through Christmas. winter quarter for new students. Freshman class meeting set for Tuesday December 11 in Room 317 McGilvray Hall.
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Frank Vendely
McGilvrey Hall
Vet Paraders To Spend Armistice Day Prize
All veterans who marched in the Armistice Day parade with the World War II veteran unit should meet at the S and M restaurant on N Water sr at 8 o clock tonight to decide what to do with the 50 prize money.
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N. Water Sr
Debate chairmen and timekeepers urged for Saturday
Bring Your Alarm Chairmen and timekeepers are needed for debates Saturday from 1 to 4 30 p m No experience will be necessary Students interested should register at the speech office.
Miss Kent State queen candidates seek petitions due Dec 21
Miss Kent State contest rules demand junior and senior women with 2.0 averages submit petitions in the student council office by noon Dec 21. Coalition Pan Campus and independent groups may run, with 10 percent student signatures. Election is Jan 15 with Top Hop results to follow. Elaine Chamberlin previously won Miss Kent State 1945 over Dorothy Humphrey.
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Kent State
Independent Student Association
Barbara McDowell
Elaine Chamberlin
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Dorothy Humphrey
Gamma Sigma Phi
BA Will Add New Courses and Curricula Next Quarter
Arden Allyn, dean of the college of business administration, announces two new curricula and three new courses starting next quarter. New majors include public relations taught by Dr. Donald C. Anthony and air traffic management led by Dr. C. C. Kochenderfer. A personnel management survey by Dr. Anthony will study current industrial relations. Refresher courses for veterans cover accounting and a two quarter survey of business and industry led by Leland C. Whetten and Raymond K. Moran.
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College of Business Administration
Arden Allyn
Donald C. Anthony
Department of Business Administration
C. C. Kochenderfer
Commerce Department
Anthony
Leland C. Whetten
Raymond K. Moran
Influenza cases rise as 100 mark reached at university
The influenza epidemic climbed to 100 cases yesterday per university health director Dr. A. O. DeWeese. Five students remained in the infirmary, while the rest were sent home. Infirmary patients listed as Dorothy Morgan Charlotte Caldwell Don Crotty Virginia White and Charmian Beach.
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A. O. DeWeese
University
Dorothy Morgan
Charlotte Caldwell
Don Crotty
Virginia White
Charmian Beach
Industrial Arts Holds Conference at Copley High
Members of the industrial arts staff led by Professor E W Tischendorf Andrew Paton and Dewey Barich plan the second conference of industrial arts teachers at Copley high school tomorrow from 9 to 11 a m Twenty five Summit county instructors are expected to attend presenting current problems and a question answer segment along with new material from Kent State professors including recent books Location for the next conference will be chosen at the meeting The last conference was held October 26 at Louisville Stark county
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E. W. Tischendorf
Andrew Paton
Dewey Barich
Copley High School
Summit County
Kent State
Industrial Arts
Ohio City
Louisville
Stark County
You Are the One for Me Waltz Published in 1939
Cerri, a temporary assistant professor in foreign languages, wrote both the music and Italian lyrics to the waltz You Are the One for Me, published in 1939.
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Nicola Cerri
Debate Team Ties For Fourth At Notre Dame Invitational
Kent State University debaters tied for fourth in the novice tournament at Notre Dame College Cleveland last Saturday. James N. Holm notes two Kent teams—Shenefiel Ramsey Filler Santa Gossett Johnson and Krivoy White Petzel Marker—fared best among entrants from Akron Baldwin Wallace Bowling Green Wooster College placed first with no overall Kent State placing.
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Notre Dame College
Cleveland
James N. Holm
Kent
Lee Shenefiel
Edith Ramsey
Jane Filler
LaVerne Santa
Jay Gossett
Dolly Johnson
Kent One
Wallace Krivoy
Robert White
Jeri Petzel
Gerry Marker
Wooster College
Kent State University
Akron
Baldwin-Wallace
Bowling Green
Having Parking Troubles Bob on campus
Maintenance director Larry Wooddell said efforts to solve the parking problem are succeeding under Edwin Bates. Violations persist during peak periods as the university lacks genuine parking facilities, a situation expected to continue until lots are provided.
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Larry Wooddell
Wooddell
Edwin Bates
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Goodrich
Kent State Heidelberg
Begala
Adams
HPE
Wright
Corey
Betsy Fleet
Biscoe
Doris McNaughton
Cleveland Heights
Columbia University
The
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Miss Fleet
McNaughton
Fenn College
Peggy Lou Bates
Ruth Lauffer
Cerri
Waltz
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