Choir To Sing Carols Friday At Assembly
The a capella choir will perform six Christmas numbers at the annual assembly Friday at 11 o clock in the auditorium. Soloists Clara Biasella Ruth West and Irv Waterbury University students will take part. The program includes Sing Ye Christmas Fum Fum Fum Holly and the Ivy Wake O Wake the Watch Is Calling Legend of Christmas and the Hallelujah Chorus.
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A Capella
Alvin J. Miller
Clara Biasella
Ruth West
Irv Waterbury
Joseph Lupkiewicz
A Capella Choir
K Day Edition Guides Gift Shoppers in Kent
The Stater prints a double-sized K-Day edition with a full list of Christmas gift ideas for him and her and where to buy them in Kent. The annual issue marks the second edition and aims to aid shoppers with ready recommendations.
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The
Stater
Kent
Santa Claus Still Most Popular Man
A student radio discussion on WADC found four of five participants favoring Santa Claus as the spirit of Christmas. Polly Wikle Frank Burns Kathryn Johns and Ray Farr endorsed the tradition while Bob Byrne cautioned that children learn there is no Santa. Miss Yetta Mitchell introduced the topic and the University mixed chorus performed under Joseph Lupkiewicz.
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WADC
Santa Claus
Polly Wikle
Frank Burns
Kathryn Johns
Ray Farr
Santa
Bob Byrne
Yetta Mitchell
Joseph Lupkiewicz
Two Kent State students portray democratic campus spirit
Yet Kent Draws No Distinctions one works his way through college the other doesn't have to. Yet financial status is no factor as the two double date at a local campus hang out. Thus Lou Boffo upper left and Jack Ready upper right depict the true democratic spirit found at Kent State university. With them are Betty Ann Bower sock and Joan Rockhill. Read the editorial on page four.
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Lou Boffo
Jack Ready
Kent State University
Betty Ann Bowersock
Joan Rockhill
Kent State building plans delayed by funding priorities
O B Law assistant treasurer said construction on Kent State University's 232000 program is temporarily stymied unless state priorities loosen. Plans include a 85000 industrial arts building, a 105000 student health center, and a president's home, with funds inadequate due to wartime price rises.
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O. B. Law
Law
McGilvrey Hall
Schulke Improves After Emergency Appendectomy
Edward Schulke a liberal arts sophomore at the college was reported improving after an emergency appendectomy Sunday night at St Thomas Hospital in Akron.
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Edward Schulke
College of Liberal Arts
St. Thomas Hospital
Akron
Caroling Tradition Observed At University Atrium
University students sing Christmas carols in the atrium this week between classes. Directed by the conducting class, carols are performed from 8 30 to 9 a m and 1 30 to 2 p m each day.
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Atrium
School of Music
Postponed Dancing Social Due To Kent State Hiram Game
The dancing event at Wills Gym is postponed tonight because the Kent State versus Hiram game is on schedule. Announcement came yesterday from Dr. A C Poe, director.
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Kent State
Van Deusen to Speak on New Industrial Arts Building
Professor C. S. Van Deusen will address the Industrial Arts club tomorrow at 7 30 p m in room 219 Kent Hall on The New Industrial Arts Building for Kent State.
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Industrial Arts Club
Kent Hall
Industrial Arts
Kent State
Roosevelt names Roberts to head Pearl Harbor probe
President Roosevelt appoints Associate Justice Owen J. Roberts to lead a new special board of investigation into the Pearl Harbor incident. He also announces wartime censorship and authority to seize enemy property, granted by Congress.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Owen J. Roberts
Special Board of Investigation
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Congress
Exiled Student Embraces America After Loss of German Citizenship
Ernst Vogel, refugee student who lost German citizenship in 1937, declares Hitler must be defeated. Tall and blond, he rejects being labeled an enemy alien and hopes to become an American citizen after graduation. He spent three years in France and fears for France’s fate. his family remains in Germany. He loves America and plans to stay.
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Ernst Vogel
Germany
Hitler
Vogel
United States
Third Reich
Plac
France
America
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