Golden Flash Grapplers top Nebraska 26 to 0 in Wills Gym
Kent State wrestling team upends Nebraska 26 0 before about 2 000 fans at Wills gym ending a three year western domination. Don Sinn wins 121 pounds 10 2 over Dick Terry. Pete Smith 128 pounds tops Kuska 4 0. Duane Hague 186 pounds defeats Roy Shaw 8 2. Golden Flashes extend 46th straight win over two year span.
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Kent
Golden Flash Grapplers
Wills Gym
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Flashes
Don Sinn
Dick Terry
Sinn
Smith
Pete Smith
Ohio State
Kuska
Golden Flash
Duane Hague
Begala
Roy Shaw
Mike Slepecky
Renkert Issues Gym Regulations
B F Renkert business manager of the University issued regulations for all student and campus groups using Wills gymnasium. Functions must be approved by the social committee, no food or drink on the floor, no dance wax or similar products, lighting must be approved and candles not allowed, use of equipment requires approval, and all items must be returned by 8 o'clock the next day. A detailed equipment list must be filed two days prior.
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B. F. Renkert
Wills Gymnasium
Renkert
Women’s Glee Club Open Tryouts Today
Tryouts for the Women’s Glee Club are set for today at 4 p.m. in room 212 Merrill Hall. Miss Elfreda Littlejohn, conductress and associate professor of music, announces auditions for all women seeking membership. The group, expanded due to vacancies, will focus on preparing for the spring concert during music week and offers graduation credit upon participation.
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Merrill Hall
Elfreda Littlejohn
Glee Club
Conservation Forum guest speaks on wildlife and hunting safety
James Talmadge of the Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources addressed the University Conservation forum. He discussed wildlife conservation and detailed efforts to reduce hazards in hunting and fishing, including film presentations.
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James Talmadge
Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Talmadge
Ohio Conservation Department
Flu uptick at university hospitalized and isolated
Two new influenza cases reported by Dr. A O De Weese director of student health service. Three other students remain confined to infirmary with injuries. Bert Gluck admitted to hospital with Blossom McCall sent home. Stewart Fern publicity director Betty Wiles and Koala Regas still in hospital.
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A. O. DeWeese
Student Health Service
Bert Gluck
Blossom McCall
Stewart Fern
Betty Wiles
Koala Regas
Greek Letter Groups Honored at Campus Dance Event
Kent State fraternities and sororities will be honored at the Greek War relief dance Friday night. Placards with each group’s letters will be displayed in Wills gym. Bernie May's orchestra with Helen Harter will play as student couples pay 50 cents and nonstudents pay 1 dollar.
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Kent State
Wills Gym
Bernie May
Helen Harter
NTFC Dancing Tryouts For Spring Show Chorus
NTFC invites dancers to audition for 12 chorus spots in the spring show No Time For Classes. Tryouts occur today and Thursday at 4 p.m. in the auditorium.
Kent State Enrollment Rises to 2315 as Second Term Opens
Registration officials report 295 more students entering the treasurer’s office during Monday and Tuesday pushing total enrollment to 2315. Registrar E C Stopher predicts year end near 2500, while last February’s second day total was 2289.
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E. C. Stopher
Eight Kent Faculty to Attend Ohio Social Studies Confab
Eight University of Kent faculty members will join peers from all five state universities at the Columbus conference on graduate work for teachers in the social studies. Delegates include Deans Earl W. Crecraft and John L. Blair and professors H. W. Hudson David Olsen A Sellen Roberts H D Byrne Louis Tohill and J T Laing. The meeting aims to set concrete aims for graduate work and coordinate action across the state universities. It will discuss new courses to improve preparation for social studies teachers and the role of field investigations.
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Columbus
Kent
Earl W. Crecraft
John L. Blair
H. W. Hudson
David Olsen
A. Sellen Roberts
H. D. Byrne
Louis Tohill
J. T. Laing
Ohio
United Action
Ordway Teed to Speak on What Must Democracy Do to Be Saved
University Forum Series presents Ordway Teed, noted lecturer and writer, as the next speaker. He will discuss what democracy must do to endure, in the second Forum Series event next Monday night at 317 McGilvrey Hall.
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Ordway Teed
McGilvrey Hall
King Winter Transforms February Beauty Into Scenic Splendor
A nature feature praises a snowy campus panorama as King Winter with Snow Princess and Sunshine delivers a striking scene. The untouched snow, dark trees, and sparkling light evoke Grecian sculpture and poetry while transfiguring drab February into tranquil beauty.
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Mickey Dover
King Winter
Princess Snow
Crown Prince
Sunshine
Akron English Majors Begin Advanced Practice Teaching
Two senior English majors, Jack Gray and Sylvia Reiss, begin advanced practice teaching in Akron North and West high schools under Dr. Florence Beal. The program, planned with Assistant Superintendent Hatton and principals Flood and Smith, places students in metropolitan schools for practical teaching while continuing university courses in the afternoon.
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Akron
College of Education
Jack Gray
Sylvia Reiss
Akron North and West
Florence Beal
Hatton
Flood and Smith
Kent State Training School
The
University
International Relations Club to Meet Akron Visit
Kent State's International Relations club will host the Akron University club in a joint meeting next Thursday night Feb 6 at 7 30 in room 202 Kent hall. Ralph Wands president says the topic is Proposed Foreign Policies for the United States. Each club will give a 10 minute report followed by a round table discussion. All university students invited.
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Kent State
Akron University Club
Kent Hall
Ralph Wands
United States
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