Two-Party System Back For Miss Kent State Race
Petitions for Miss Kent State circulated yesterday signaling a return to a two party campus race. A merger of Coalition with ISA forms a bloc against Pan-Campus, with 140 signatures required on each petition and candidates to be Betty Offhaus or Edith Galloway.
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Kent State
Independent Students Association
Pan-Campus
Kent
Betty Offhaus
Coalition- Isa
Edith Galloway
Pan- Campus
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Beta Gamma
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Theta Sigma Upsilon
ISA
Gamma Sigma Phi
Alpha Omega
Pi Kappa Sigma
Delta Phi Sigma
Phi Beta Phi
Coalition-Isa
Library Circulation Policy Update Announced
Librarian John B. Nicholson informs patrons that all books must be returned by tomorrow night at 9 o clock. After deadline, books will be checked out on a one day basis.
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John B. Nicholson
Director J. R. Montgomery Attends Ohio Education Conference
J. R. Montgomery, director of the speech and hearing clinic, traveled to Columbus yesterday for a meeting of the department of education called by the Ohio superintendent of public instruction.
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J. R. Montgomery
Columbus
Department of Education
Ohio Superintendent of Public Instruction
Yale campus glitters with holiday decorations in dorms and atrium
Students and staff across Yale dormitories and buildings adorned lounges with candles snow colored lights and tinsel. Moulton hall hosted Santa and a plaster reindeer bust while the library and atrium featured twinkling trees and festive displays coordinated by Doris Sharkey Edith Galloway George Insche John Nicholson and Agnes Young.
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Moulton Hall
Santa Claus
Herbert Walker
Saint Nick
Gay Moulton
Doris Sharkey
Lowry
Ann Demiter
Betty Barnes
Charlotte Jenkins
Shirley Wolf
Agnes Young
Rockwell Library
John Nicholson
Harry Hammer
Winter Quarter Choral Concert Series Planned Across Cities
University choir to begin January appearances in Kent Akron and Canton with invites from local churches. Group to sing in Akron churches and February concert at First Presbyterian. Exchange concerts with Wooster college and high school appearances planned. Repertoire includes Russian church music antiphonal pieces two choirs old English madrigals and Canton's Lutheran sacred work My church has invited the choral group self Thru Thee.
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Kent
Akron
Canton
Wooster College
Lutheran Evangelical
Carapetyan
My Church
State Supervisor Visits KSU Clinic
Dr Ruth Erwin supervisor of the state speech and hearing therapy division praised the KSU clinic and recommended an approval committee visit to designate it as an approved university clinic for training speech and hearing therapists, J R Montgomery announced.
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Ruth Erwin
Special Education
State Department
J. R. Montgomery
All-Student Musical May Go On Road During Spring Quarter
Marshall B. Friedland was approved as producer for No Time For Classes with Arlene Riggle and Dave Ryan as directors. Ruth Smith will direct dance with Jayne Haynes assisting, Ed Siennicki will direct music, and a possible orchestra is under discussion. Publicity head Helen Benton returns with Ethel Schirmer, costumes by Norma Knisely with assistants, and dialog by Betty Jane Shutrump and Pat Morgan. A staff meeting is set for Friday at 12 45 in Room 113 Merrill Hall.
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Marshall B. Friedland
College of Education
Friedland
Arlene Riggle
Dave Ryan
Opal Boffo
Radio Workshop
Civia Berman
Ruth Smith
Jayne Haynes
Ed Siennicki
Siennicki
KSRW
NTFC
Merrill Hall
Directory Sale Postponed Until Next Quarter
Lambda Phi announces postponement of the student and faculty directories to the second or third week of next quarter. Directories will be revised in the first week at the printing press and go on sale soon after. Price remains 25 cents. Norma Knisely leads the project with a calendar of social events and space for additions.
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Lambda Phi
Norma Knisely
Concert Draws 300 Despite Cold at University Civic Event
About 300 people braved two below zero conditions to hear Caro Carapetyan perform with 40 orchestra players. Roy D. Metcalf conducted the Weber Oberon overture Mozart Symphony No. 40 in G minor and Handel Messiah numbers. Carapetyan, assistant professor, sang three Handel bass solos including Why Do Nations So Furiously Rage Together.
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University
Caro Carapetyan
Roy D. Metcalf
School of Music
Handel
Carapetyan
Tri-Sigma Maintains Lead in Penny Drive Total
Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority remains in the lead with a grand total of 57.81 dollars. For the week of December 3 the chapter raised 35.75 dollars toward the drive.
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Tri-Sigma
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Did Your Prof Make the Grade Poll at the Stater
The Stater runs a poll asking KSU students to name their favorite professor and to rate faculty performance this quarter. Students are urged to fill the attached ballot and return it before Thursday evening to assess who made the grade and who did not.
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KSU
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