Missionary Doctor Becomes University Physician
Dr Lena English, medical missionary turned university physician and associate professor of health and physical education, trained at Women's Medical College Philadelphia and featured by Life magazine. Her India work included training at Calcutta's School of Tropical Medicine and a Paris visit to Madame Curie hospital.
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Lena English
India
English
Women’s Medical College
Philadelphia
Life Magazine
U. S
Europe
Arabia
Curie Hospital
England
Paris
Madame Curie Hospital
France
Marsaille
Calcutta
School of Tropical Medicine
Speech Professors Speak In Columbus
Two members of the university speech staff will speak before the National Association of Teachers of Speech in Columbus from December 27 to 29. James N. Holm will discuss The Place of Debate in the College of the Future. E Turner Stump will address Elementary Texts of the Future and preside at a joint Alpha Psi Omega National Thespian luncheon.
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National Association of Teachers of Speech
Columbus
James N. Holm
College of the Future
E. Turner Stump
Stump
Alpha Psi Omega
National Thespian Society
National
Thespian Convention
Miss Nina Humphrey Plans Winter California Vacation
Miss Nina Humphrey head of the Akron art school will take a 12 week leave during winter quarter departing Friday at 6 pm from Akron airport for San Diego California. She intends to visit her sister and spend her vacation weaving in sunny weather during the holiday season.
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Nina Humphrey
Miss Humphrey
Akron
California
San Diego
Calif
Christmas Poetry Show to Broadcast on WAKR Akron
A Christmas poetry show will air Saturday on WAKR Akron featuring original student poetry from Kent State University writers. Mrs. Opal Boffo announces a workshop head and says cast selection awaits the regular meeting.
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WAKR
Akron
Opal Boffo
Kent State University
Dean Manchester
Boffo
Viola Ruth Miller
Dr Munzenmayer Foresees 1970 School Innovations
Dr Lester Munzenmeyer from the department of education predicts radical changes for 1970 school buildings. He envisions standardized designs like England with elevators and ramps replacing stairs, glass blackboards, portable walls to reconfigure interiors, one floor plans, adaptable seating, mixed lighting, and special rooms for handicapped students.
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Lester Munzenmeyer
Department of Education
England
Munzenmayer
It's All Off Grade Professor Poll Canceled
Norma Knisely editor of the States announces cancellation of the university professors grading poll. She cites controversy from a similar 1941 poll and says the contest should be dropped.
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Norma Knisely
Miss Knisely
Ed Siennicki Seeks NTFC Musicians For All-Student Musical
Pianist and music director Ed Siennicki calls for students to join the NTFC all-student musical orchestra. He plans to upgrade the group with two professional players and will be assisted by Madge Kime and Alan Daniels in orchestration.
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Ed Siennicki
Siennicki
Madge Kime
Alan Daniels
Siennicki Featured as Union Arranger and Pianist at Local Venues
Siennicki, a union arranger and orchestrator and pianist, performs at Sonny Klein's in Cuyahoga Falls and was employed by Lenny's in Cleveland. He contributed to NTFC song radio workshop broadcasts last year.
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Siennicki
Sonny Klein
Cuyahoga Falls
Lenny's
Cleveland
Radio Workshop
NTFC
ISA Sets First Winter Meeting and Coalition Merger
ISA will hold its first winter quarter meeting January 7 at 7 30 p m in Room 219 Kent Hall. The executive committee including Lis Lewandowski Dave Ryan Irv Johnson Felice Faust and Mike Friedland voted to merge ISA with the Coalition party restoring a two party system on campus with Pan Campus contesting the elections.
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ISA
Kent Hall
Lis Lewandowski
Dave Ryan
Irv Johnson
Felice Faust
Mike Friedland
Coalition Party
Pan-Campus
Coalition
Party
Ed Siennicki
Students and Glee Club Sing Favorite Christmas Carols
The women’s glee club and assembly plan a Christmas program tomorrow at 10 am. Miss Elfreda Littlejohn directs 44 singers in seven popular carols and several special numbers, with Harold Miles as organist and Lorayne Shumway on piano.
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Elfreda Littlejohn
Assembly
Glee Club
The
Herald Angels
Bethlehem
Miss Littlejohn
G. W. Chadwick
Liza Lehman
Clarence Dickinson
Harold Miles
Lorayne Shumway
Can You Hold Your Spirits Yawning Study Explains
Dr. Daniel W. Pearce explains ancient superstition behind the Emily Post rule of covering the mouth when yawning. He notes that ghosts were once believed to inhabit people and that covering the mouth was to prevent spirits from escaping and influencing emotion.
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Daniel W. Pearce
Psychology
Pearce
Temperature Falls We Use More Coal
The university central heating plant increased coal use by 14 percent over five days. Daily consumption averaged about 50 thousand pounds in early December and rose to 57 thousand pounds on Monday as a new seasonal high. Superintendent Wooddell says better coal quality will lower costs and labor and total daily use is expected to fall from last year's 30 tons to about 28 tons.
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Fred Moore
Wooddell
Falstaff Visits Kent in Amateur Stage Class Parody
Dorothy Shay notes a circus bearded lady and a class of performers in makeup with Falstaff played by Lucille Heck and Pierette by Felice Faust. Evelyn Mackay portrayed a bar maid with freckles in a spoof featuring a Sheik of Araby and other characters.
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Falstaff
Kent
Pierette
the Sheik of
Araby
Dorothy Shay
Opal Boffo
Lucille Heck
Santa Claus
Felice Faust
Evelyn Mackay
Abby
Caesar Romero
Moran’s Auto Antifreeze Mishap Sparks Grief Drows
In a curious incident Raymond K Moran, an instructor of commerce, poured antifreeze down his sleeve while testing a liquid for cars. He kept above freezing but spent the morning sneezing from antifreeze fumes.
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Raymond K. Moran
Moran
Register Now Avoid The Christmas Rush
Friday is the final day for pre registration announced E C Stopher registrar. Any student in school may register before Christmas vacation to avoid returning to university until classes begin on Thursday December 8. Registration completes only after all fees are paid.
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E. C. Stopher
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