National Panhellenic Block On Campus For Kent State Sororities
Kent State University suspends all national sororities until associations with the Association of Educational Sororities are severed following 1939 Panhellenic congress action. The university committee cites campus discussions, accreditation doubts, and a policy favoring independent groups until affiliations are renegotiated.
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Pan-hellenic Congress
Kent State University
Association of Educational Sororities
University Fraternity and Sorority
A. O. DeWeese
Donald Anthony
B. F. Renkert
Mary L. Smallwood
Raymond E. Manchester
Martha Jane Thomas
Don Scullion
Lester Morato
Jane Rothermund
National
Panhellenic Congress
Interfraternity Council
Association of
National Panhellenic Congress
Ohio's Beautiful Campus Painted By Artist Frost
Nature at its height unfolds before KSU students as hoar frost coats oaks and elms into a white winter panorama. Back campus woods icy grilles and Rockwell field offer tranquil scenes before the sun creates a blinding white brilliance. The piece crowns the campus as the most beautiful in Ohio.
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Ohio
Frost
Mickey Dover
KSU
Rockwell Field
Wesleyans View Rubber Plantation Pictures Sunday
William D. Hines of Firestone Akron will show moving pictures of Africa rubber plantations Sunday at 6 30 p m during the Wesley Foundation meeting at the Methodist church. He has spent 11 years in Africa with Firestone. Prof C S Van Duesen heads an article in School and Society on vestibule colleges for state universities.
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William D. Hines
Firestone Company
Akron
Africa
Wesley Foundation
Methodist Church
Hines
C. S. van Duesen
School and Society
Campus activity highlights gender focus and teaching critique
Reports from Texas Christian University note a girls only vice versa dance as part of campus forums. Purdue and North Carolina faculties and students discuss teaching quality and honor system emphasis while Dartmouth seniors form a new business venture.
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Texas Christian University
Kent
Purdue University
Purdue
University OF North Carolina
Stater Society Staff Notice At 4 P M Tomorrow
The Stater asks for anyone interested in writing society stories to report to the Stater office at 4 p m tomorrow, including current writers. Service Unlimited promises to handle faculty babies, plan parties, provide entertainers, and run a date bureau as long as it stays legal. The Kent beauty team roster and social plans with Akron University are noted, led by John Schindewolf.
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Stater
Service Unlimited
Kent
Jean Ulmer
Akron University
Akron
John Schindewolf
Quiet Hours and Sleep Deprivation in Dorm Life
An opinion piece laments late night bull sessions and roommate disruptions that rob students of sleep. It argues quiet hours aid study, recalls constant interruptions, and humorously recounts wakes calls and borrowed pencils delaying 8 o clock work.
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Susie
Pan Hel Plans Annual Formal For February 28
Panhellenic council outlines duties for its annual dance to be held at the Masonic temple in Akron on Friday, Feb. 23. Martha Jane Thomas, president, lists Alpha Omega decorations Sigma Sigma Sigma entertainment Beta Gamma programs Phi Alpha Alpha chap erones and invitations Theta Sigma Upsilon receiving line Pi Kappa Sigma site and Gamma Sigma Phi band.
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Panhellenic Council
Masonic Temple
Akron
Martha Jane Thomas
Alpha Omega
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Beta Gamma
Phi Alpha Alpha
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Pi Kappa Sigma
Gamma Sigma Phi
Sam Fogg Joins Canton Repository Massillon Desk
Sam Fogg former Kent State student accepts a reporting post with the Canton Repository covering the Massillon branch and its local news.
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Sam Fogg
Kent State
Canton Repository
Massillon
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