Studio Theatre Night Of One Acts Ends Fall Season
The Studio theatre closes its fall program tonight with three popular one act plays in arena style at 119 Kent at 7 30. Special Guest stars as a mother's vengeance tale directed by John McClary. The Passing of Chow Chow by Elmer Rice is a divorce drama directed by Ron Bacon. Trifles by Susan Glaspel, directed by Jerry Lefitsky, remains a highly regarded short play and critics will be handed sheets for feedback to improve next quarter’s season.
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Studio Theatre
Kent
Sateen A
Chow Chow
Elmer Rice
Herusband
Theusband
Chow Chowill
Jerry Lefitsky
Speedier Assignment for Aviation Cadets Promised
M Sergeant LeRoy H Lance commander Ravenna US Army and US Air Force Recruiting Station says men enlisting now as aviation cadets will begin training sooner. Those qualifying in the next weeks likely start classes by April 17 1952, reducing waiting time by about four months and 200 percent. Information available at Ravenna city hall recruiting station.
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LeRoy H. Lance
Ravenna
US Army
US Air Force
Sergeant Lance
Ravenna City Hall
Former College President to Speak At CLEW Meeting
Raymond McClain Ohioan former director of Religious Education for the Ohio Christian Missionary Society will visit for Christian Living Emphasis week January 13 to 17. He chairs the National Council of Churches higher education department and has lectured at Hiram College earned a Mt. Union D D and led Eureka and Transylvania colleges. His seminars cover Christian Campus Life Vocations World Relations and Science and Religion. He will also hold classroom and personal conferences. He focuses on arts in integrated life and has classroom expertise in education philosophy religion and the arts.
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Raymond McClain
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
McClain
Department of Higher Education
National Council of Churches
Hiram
Mt. Union
Eureka
Transylvania
Atomic Age Course Moves to 104 Arts Building
The course for next quarter on the atomic age has been relocated from McGilvrey hall to 104 Arts building. Sixty students have enrolled to date.
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McGilvrey Hall
Contracts sought for Chestnut Burr contracts
Editor Ed Cliney asks all contacted organizations to return their contracts for pictures immediately. Contracts should be turned in at the Chestnut Burr office in 109 Merrill Hall.
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Ed Cliney
The
Chestnut Burr
Merrill Hall
Film Features Life Of Wilson
The audio-visual department and the Library present a film in the series of classics tonight. Wilson covers the president life and his peace efforts amid a world at war. Two showings at 6 p.m. and 8 15 p.m. in the Arts building auditorium. Tickets are at the Library reserve desk.
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Wilson
Arts Building
Kent State Alumni Dance Set for Christmas Event
Kent State alumni group in Cleveland plans the fifth annual Christmas dance at the Towne Club on Friday December 14 from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Gene Fiocca and his band will provide music. Social chairman Charles Schmid leads plans. tickets available by contacting Schmid or the Alumni Association. Special price for current Kent students.
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Kent State Alumni Club of
Cleveland
Anne Thornburg
Gene Fiocca
Charles Schmid
Schmid
Ohio
Kent
Reelected Leader in Eastern Ohio Weekly Association
Prof William Taylor chairing the school of journalism was reelected executive secretary of the Eastern Ohio Weekly Association. During 1950 51 KSU hosted 9 232 attendees across 54 campus workshops clinics institutes and professional conferences.
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William Taylor
School of Journalism
Eastern Ohio Weekly Association
KSU
Kent Writers Club Seeks Student Manuscripts for Meeting
The newly reorganized Kent writers club holds its second meeting at 7 30 tonight at the home of Dr Arthur Dubois English professor 532 8 Lincoln Street Students are invited to attend and bring manuscripts for submission to the editorial board.
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Kent Writers’ Club
Arthur Dubois
Lincoln Street
Lee Gelbman Resigns to Direct Medea at UT
Si Lee resigns as director of the student production No Time For Classes to lead UT's Medea. Co authors Ray Metzinger and Alex Fraser take over directing Who Cares for now with Jackie Gelbman stepping into Medea’s title role. A tentative cast is set for the 40 member musical revue with sets by Kim Scott and costumes by Rosemary Poor and Marie Zaderecky. Rehearsals for Who Cares run 7 to 10 nightly in the Union ballroom through Thursday.
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Si Lee
Ray Metzinger
Alex Fraser
Jackie Gelbman
Metzinger
Fraser
Lee
Kim Scott
Rosemary Poor
Marie Zaderecky
Walt Stampfliand
Lee Owens
Union Ballroom
Metzinger and Fraser
NTFC
ROTC Queen hopefuls seek applications for military ball title
ROTC queen hopefuls must submit applications to Charles Race by January 9 1952. Each entry requires name address and telephone. Contestants who have held any major campus queen ships are ineligible. The queen will reign at the Military Ball on February 21 at Meyers Lake.
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Charles Race
Meyers Lake
Last Hop For Fall To Be Tomorrow
The last mid week hop of fall quarter will be held Wednesday evening from 8 to 10 in the Union ballroom. Music provided by records. The first hop of winter quarter will be Wednesday evening January 2 from 8 p.m. to 10 in Wills gym with Jimmie Riggs and his band providing the music.
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Union Ballroom
Wills Gym
Jimmie Riggs
Boosters to Meet in Union Hall Tuesday at Four
Booster club will convene in the 202 Union building at 4 p.m. Tuesday for the final quarter meeting. Officers plan to complete the quarter's business and wrap up current affairs.
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Booster Club
Union
Cast Chosen For Medea at University Theater
The University theater selects Jackie Gelbman as Medea and Si Lee as Jason for the Rob inson Jeffers version of Euripides Medea. Cast includes Joan Leguillon as the nurse Dennis Watt as the tutor Norma Remmy Jan C Hallam and Marie Zaderecky as the Corinthian women Creon played by Dale Brechbuler Aegus by Rice Hershey and the slave by Gus Avielotus. G Harry Wright directs with Marcia Hill as student director.
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Jackie Gelbman
Si Lee
Medea
Jason
University Theatre
Robinson Jeffers
Judith Anderson
Joan Leguillon
Dennis Watt
Norma Remmy
Jan C. Hallam
Marie Zaderecky
Dale Brechbuler
Creon
Rice Hershey
Aegus
Gus Avielotus
WHKK To Air Messiah Show
Akron station WHKK will broadcast The Messiah presented by the school of music on Friday evening December 14 and Sunday afternoon December 16. A tape recording of the Friday performance will be aired Saturday with narration by Bill Applegate, a junior radio-speech major.
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Akron
WHKK
School of Music
Bill Applegate
Music Department Presents Recital
The music department will present a student recital at 4 p.m. in 309 Merrill. The Woman's Glee Club will lead the program of carols with piano and voice, and a Christmas concerto will be performed by A Chorelli.
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Merrill
Woman's Glee Club
Christmas Cards From Cardinal Key Offer Snow Scene Cards
Christmas cards featuring snow scenes of Rockwell Library and Hill top drive are available from Cardinal Key members for $1 per dozen. Interested buyers can contact Martha Buckles by mailbox or leave a note in the organization’s box at the girls’ mailboxes.
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Rockwell Library
Hilltop Drive
Cardinal Key
National Service Honorary
Martha Buckles
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CLEW
Writers Club
Gelbman
ROTC
Boosters
G. Harry Wright
Marcia Hill
Messiah
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