Faith and Work Key to Peace Says UN Expert
Dr. Walter Harris of the UN secretariat told KSU students that faith in the United Nations is essential to world peace and that the East West split remains the main hurdle. He noted the Security Council failed to curb atomic energy but has prevented minor wars from spreading. He praised the UN as the forum where Russia can meet with other nations.
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Walter Harris
U.N. Secretariat
KSU
U.N
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New Zealand
U.S
Security Council
Dr. Harris
Russia
Phi Beta Phi Host To Kids Christmas Party
Phi Beta Phi fraternity sponsors a Kent Christmas party for fifty underprivileged children. Santa Claus will visit on Tuesday December 14 at Moulton Music Hall from 4 to 6 p.m. Games refreshments and gifts will be provided. The program began in 1938 as the first such entertainment for Kent's needy children.
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Kent
Phi Beta Phi Fraternity
Santa Claus
Moulton Music Hall
All-Greek To Fete Pledges In Akron East Market Gardens
The All-Greek dance in the East Market gardens Akron honors 18 Alpha Phi pledges with intermission song fest by 16 Greek organizations. Eleanor Kolk Alpha Phi president and Dorothy Davey general chair will direct activities. George Conway and his orchestra play 9 to 12 p.m. One-thirty permits for university women.
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East Market Gardens
Akron
Eleanor Kolk
Dorothy Davey
George A. Bowman
Dean Adam. Hyatt
E. W. Harvey
Dewey F. Amner
Charles B. Sumner
H. D. Byrne
J. B. Nicholson
Thelma Hyland
George Conway
Registration Cards Available for Winter Quarter
Tuesday Ends It All notes that students registering for the winter quarter may obtain their white registration cards next Tuesday December 14. Dr Charles Atkinson registrar says cards must be returned to the registrar's office by Friday December 17.
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Charles Atkinson
Seniors urged to pick up proofs at Chestnut Burr offices
All seniors must go to the Chestnut Burr offices in the Hub today to collect proofs. Friday is the final day to do so.
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Chestnut Burr
Registration Saga Ends In Powder Room Prank
A business sophomore Steve Fiasco faces preregistration hurdles in the mathematics department. After being told to fetch the original form he spends $13K seeking it, only to be met by screams in a women’s powder room.
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Steve Fiasco
Steve
Students Sing First Messiahs Solos At University
Students will perform solo parts in Handel's Messiah at the university Sunday December 12 with showings at 3 and 8 pm in the auditorium. It marks the first time student soloists circle the solos replacing professionals and the debut of Prof. Ralph Hartzell as director. About 300 participants will take part in the Palm Sunday 1937 origin production. Soloists include Gordon Dormody Russell Stone Roland Potter Elizabeth Stone Jane Jevnikar Barbara Lilley Mary Ann Maske Margorie Barrett.
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School of Music
Gordon Dormody
Russell Stone
Roland Potter
Elizabeth Stone
Jane Jevnikar
Barbara Lilley
Mary Ann Maske
Margorie Barrett
Voters Face 68 Candidates In Student Elections
The article lists 68 aspirants for student government positions across Blue and Gold ISA Blue Star and school bodies. Freshman Council and Men's Union ballots are preferential. others require a single marked choice. Polls run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Kent hall Education gym Merrill hall and results are announced after counting with installation next Thursday.
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Liberal Arts
Kent Hall
Education
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Merrill Hall
Campus Radio Station Construction Progresses
Walton Clarke announces a new campus radio station under construction in Kent hall with a tentative 550 kilocycle frequency. The station will air two to three hours daily, offer musical shows news interviews and original dramas, and serve as a lab for the Speech department with broad student participation.
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Walton Clarke
Radio Workshop
Clarke
Library Vandals Will Be Fined
Direct action will be taken against students who mutilate library books, librarian John B. Nicholson Jr. says. Damaged materials will incur a five dollar fine, with a recent case resulting in a five dollar penalty.
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John B. Nicholson Jr
Nicholson
Student Union Progress Marks Enclosure Rush
Workmen rush to enclose the new student union building as crews accelerate construction progress on the facility. The project shows momentum with active framing and roofing underway at the campus site.
Yes No Date Ok'd Freshman Play Rescheduled After Illness
The freshman play Yes and No postponed by illness of Jackie Gelbman is set for January 4 and 5 with Gelbman returning. Dave Freed says tickets 328 and 329 will be honored, 330 exchanges allowed for either Tuesday or Wednesday show, sales continue through next week.
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Jackie Gelbman
Dave Freed
Faculty Art On Display At Campus Gallery
The art department faculty works are shown this week on the second floor gallery between Kent Hall and the Administration building. Pieces span four classes: sculpturing ceramics drawings and paintings and lithography.
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Art Department
Kent Hall
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