Messiah Christmas Oratorio Moves to Wills Gym
Handel's Messiah of the school of music shifts to Wills gymnasium to seat about 3 400 with 2 000 more audience capacity. Four soloists and 250 chorus members directed by Caro M Carapetyan star at 3 p m Sunday the 14th with Lillian Wilkinson Sonia Essin Myron Taylor and Gordon Gaines as soloists. Tickets available today with special seating for early reserve holders and stage along the south wall for the performance marking the 10th annual postwar revival.
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School of Music of Handel
Wills Gymnasium
George A. Bowman
Caro M. Carapetyan
Lillian Wilkinson
Sonia Essin
Myron Taylor
Gordon Gaines
Emil Berg
Fred Denker
School of Music
Bowman
Florence Sublette
Miss Kent State Queen Contest Letters Due Tomorrow
Aspirants for Miss Kent State must submit qualification letters to Mrs. Marion Clements at the atrium information booth by 3 p.m. tomorrow in a sealed envelope marked Miss Kent State. Candidates require minimum GPA and junior or senior class. prior all university queenships disqualify applicants.
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Kent State
Marion Clements
Atrium
Registration Week Opens Next Monday at Registrar Office
Final registration likely begins Monday per registrar. As before, no distribution system for forms. students simply pick up their own card at the registrar. Registration will run throughout the week.
Debaters Gather for Third Annual Arbitration Clinic
About 200 high school students and coaches from northeastern Ohio attend a symposium on compulsory arbitration as part of the third annual debate clinic on Saturday. William B. Allen, John P. Wilson Jr., Dr. Donald Anthony, James N. Holm, and T. C. Bond participate or preside, with an exhibition debate on federal arbitration of labor disputes in basic industries.
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Ohio
William B. Allen
L. S. Buckmaster
United Rubber Workers of America
John P. Wilson, Jr
Goodrich Tire and Rubber
Donald Anthony
Department of Business Administration
James N. Holm
National Forensic League
T. C. Bond
Holm
Start Stadium Drive Tuesday In Assembly
The stadium drive aims for 75000 dollars and will open with a campus assembly at 3 p m Tuesday December 16. President George A Bowman excused most classes. final exams remain in session.
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George A. Bowman
Ban on campus sale of Duchess continues amid policy ruling
The publications policy committee banned selling Duchess on campus for 1947-48 due to lack of suitable financial and editorial arrangements. Publisher Glen Yotti, who funded the humor magazine last year, now sells the issue off campus respecting the committee's decision.
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Glen Yotti
Committe
Vets Urged to Report Interruption. Overpayments Possible
Veterans graduating this term or not returning must file interruption forms to avoid subsistence overpayments. Those graduating December 20 and not returning for graduate work should contact the veterans administrator in the student union. Veterans without subsistence checks should contact R. L. Harrington in the VA office by Monday, December 15. Efforts aim to secure priority payment before Christmas.
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Student Union
R. L. Harrington
Seniors must submit addresses for graduation notices
Seniors leaving in December are asked to leave their addresses in class president Frank Carioti's mailbox or at the Burr office by tomorrow. Addresses will be used to notify students of graduation announcements, class dues and activity dates Carioti announced.
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Frank Carioti
Burr
Carioti
Named Eligble For Fresh Ballot 24 on Freshman Elections
Twenty four freshman names will appear on the ballot for the first time next Thursday December 18. The elections committee released names noting three petitions were rejected for insufficient signatures.
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Elections Committee
Holiday Fund For Veterans Below Quota
Dean Manchester spearheads a Christmas project at KSU to send cards and Stater subscriptions to veterans. Only 30 dollars has been raised out of an expected amount with printing costs at 26 dollars. A hospital-name list will be compiled so students and faculty can donate and mail cards.
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KSU
Dean of Men's
Dean Manchester
Information On Clubs Needed For '48 Student Directory
Presidents and heads of all clubs must submit names and phone numbers to Bob Casey editor of the Blue Key student directory. The 1948 directory will include names, addresses and phones plus other references and benefits stadium drive fund profits. Organization heads should also submit constitutions and club rules on file at the student government office.
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Bob Casey
Blue Key
Casey
Frank Wendely
Stadium Drive
Central Committee of Clubs
Dantzic and Harris Win Poet Fame
Paul Harris and Gerald Dantzic, LA juniors, win poet fame in the Annual Anthology of College Poetry. They were selected from thousands of college poems nationwide and praised by the National Poetry Association in Los Angeles.
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Paul Harris
Gerald Dantzic
Vision
Arri
United States
National Poetry Association
Los Angeles
California
Will Organize 85 Piece Concert Band
An announcement from Prof Roy D Metcalf director of the university band states an 85 piece concert band will be organized soon. The group will be booked for broadcasts and outside engagements with auditions open in room 315M for interested players.
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Kent States
Roy D. Metcalf
Metcalf
MU Meets At 4 In Student Council Office
Men's Union will meet today at 4 in the student council office in 219K. Bob Duncan, president, announced the gathering to appoint committees and organize the board for the rest of the year.
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Bob Duncan
Duncan
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Wills Gym
Carapetyan
University Chorus
Kent Choral Society
Kenneth Byler
Miss Essin
Paul Beck
William Taylor
School of Journalism
Stater
Bob Lengacher
Tom Davey
Mickey Dover
Booster Club
Duchess May
Marvin Recht
Richard Price
Ed Spence
Carol Mahan
Joan Waterhouse
Lee Sproat
Ruth Mason
Rita Hall
Charles Fletcher
Ed Karakus
Men’s Union
Bob Paskett
Ted Trask
Don Esenwine
Pat Patton
Dorothy Marburger
Douglas Krivoy
Marilyn Orr
Bob Gross
Dick Reinehr
Bud McCabe
James C. May
Sally Koch
Nancy Reddrop
Trask
Student Council
Raymond Manchester
Holliday
Ponse
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