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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1949

Page

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WKSU Sees FCC Acceptance for Campus FM Outlet

WKSU's non commercial educational FM plan was accepted for filing by the FCC in Washington DC. Construction permits would follow in four to six weeks if granted. Clarke hopes action comes soon after year start as the station would serve Kent and surrounding area within about 15 miles from Kent Hall studios.

WKSU Federal Communications Commission Washington, D.C Walton D. Clarke FCC Clarke Commission Kent Kent Hall

Meal Tickets Offered To Off Campus Students

Off campus students may buy cafeteria meal tickets next quarter at the same price as dormitory students. Tickets cost 90 dollars for women and 95 dollars for men and are redeemable at the treasurer's office. Comptroller Paul E. Beck says expanded dining at Stopher Hall and the new Union made this possible.

Stopher Hall New Union Paul E. Beck

Accounting Tests And Demonstration For Students

Sophomore and senior accounting majors will take achievement tests on Monday December 12 in room 202M at 8 10 12 a m and 2 p m. About 100 sophomores and 80 seniors participate. Results for seniors will be filed with the New York office for job reference. A seven day demonstration of latest accounting machinery by National Cash Register is set in 209M from 8 to 12 each day ending December 16 with about 125 expected students.

American Institute of Accountants Herbert W. Wilber New York Institute National Cash Register Company Dayton

Kent State Union to Open for Student Inspection

The final issue of the Kent Stater notes the Kent State student union will be open for inspection by students on Wednesday December 14. The edition features an ad dense layout introducing the new union.

Kent Stater

Burdock and Olson Named Editors at Kent Stater

Robert Burdock was named editor of the Daily Kent Stater for the winter quarter and Edwin C. Olson named business manager. Burdock is a junior in liberal arts and president of the campus American Newspaper Guild. Olson is a senior in business administration and member of Phi Beta Phi and Delta Sigma Phi. The retiring editor is Art Garner.

Robert Burdock Kent Stater Edwin C. Olson Stater Burdock American Newspaper Guild College of Liberal Arts Olson College of Business Administration Phi Beta Phi Delta Sigma Phi Art Garner

Prom Plans Tabled At Canton Meeting

At Wednesday’s junior class meeting committees for promotion and the collection of junior class fees were approved. Plans for the junior-senior prom at Meyers Lake park ballroom in Canton were discussed with potential bands Vaughn Monroe Tommy Dorsey and Elliot Lawrence to be contacted.

Meyer’s Lake Park Ballroom Canton Vaughn Monroe Tommy Dorsey Elliot Lawrence

Messiah Singers Ready for Dual Sunday Performances

Full houses expected for Handel’s Messiah on Sunday December 11 with 250 voices in two concerts at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Student and faculty soloists highlighted by Evelyn Kolesar and Russell Stone. Prof Caro M Carapetyan directs University choral groups and Kent Symphony orchestras. Rehearsals led by Prof Walter Cerveny with auditions determining student soloists.

Caro M. Carapetyan A Capella University Chorus Portage Choral Society University Kent Symphony Walter A. Cerveny School of Music Evelyn Kolesar Russell Stone Mary Ann Maske Marjorie Barrett Martin Alexander

Final day to register for winter quarter at Kent State

Monday December 12 is the last day this quarter for students to complete registration. Those advised must fill program cards sign class tickets and pay fees. If fees are unpaid by Jan 3 they must report 8 to 9 a.m. to pay and avoid removal from rosters. Hour cards and books available at the new Kent State union book store starting Monday.

C. E. Atkinson Atkinson Kent State Union

Zanuck Movie Next On Bill

The library sponsors a screening of Les Miserables produced by Darryl Zanuck. Two showings at 317 McG, 6 and 8 15 p m on Wednesday December 14. Richard Boleslawski directs a star cast led by Frederic March and Charles Laughton.

Zanuck Movie Bill Darryl Zanuck Hollywood Richard Boleslawski Frederic March Valjean Charles Laughton Javert

Basketball Entries Due for Intramural Teams

Applications for independent intramural basketball teams may be obtained in the intramural office. Entries should be turned in as soon as possible.

Problems of the Atomic Age course offered next quarter

A new two hour course titled Problems of the Atomic Age will start in winter quarter. It requires no prerequisites and covers atomic energy from a layman’s view, focusing on political social and ethical issues raised by nuclear fission and drawing on science history economics and philosophy.

Opening Of Union Will Be Delayed

The Kent State union opening for students and faculty is postponed to Wednesday, Dec. 14 due to equipment delays. The Hub and lunch room will be open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday to Friday, with other parts available for inspection 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on those days.

Kent State Union George A. Bowman

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