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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1952
Page
4
The Denver Institute world affairs series on America and the World airs tonight at 7 with guest Anthony Eden, the British foreign minister, debating interdependence of nations. At 7 30 Know Your Ohio Constitution features Dr Mona Fletcher Mrs Paul Kitchin Prof Fred Bloomhardt and James France.
Smoker Chialph hosts a dinner smoker this evening at 6 p.m. at the club house located at 623 East Main Street. The event invites members to gather for a social evening with food and smoking activity.
The calendar lists multiple campus events including Faculty Wives gathering at MMR at 2:15 p.m. Atomic Age Discussion on UN as a war prevention tool in 104 Arts at 3 p.m. Faculty government meeting in 2010 at 4 p.m. Various group meetings run from 7 p.m. including Business Education Association 219 K and Alpha Phi Omega 102 M and World Politics Geography Arts library. Basketball game KSU versus Western Michigan at MPE building 8 p.m.
Last Thursday evening the World Political Geography club voted to organize and elect officers with military titles. Officers named include commanding officer Wash Webster executive officer Dave Gardner personal officer Dick Fedosh public information officer Dan Weber training officer Harry Brown and supply officer Dick Cooper. A report says the big map in the Air office will be finished within a week and the sand table scale of Eur Asia will be used in ASI in the spring quarter. The next meeting is tonight at 7 in the Arts building library.
HPE club members report to the MPE building at 4 for Burr pictures. Bill Long leads UCF Coffee Hour discussion at 4 at Fellowship House on religion. A 7 pm Union room 210 meeting plans a Jewish cultural group on campus with student and faculty invitees.
Fraternal groups engage in dances serenades and music events at the chapter. Lynn Cox pins Fran Sell of Alpha Xi Delta while Lambda Delta colleagues and Alpha Phi Delta members organize performances and seek a national convention. The Delta Upsilon pledge class completes basement work and earns a scholarship certificate. Sigma Nu reports recent pins and a Scummers Hop event. Theta Kappa Phi members plan a tri chapter meet and a closed smoker at Knights of Columbus hall.
Tau Beta Sigma invites orders for Valentine chocolates at the entrance to Merrill Hall. Orders accepted until tomorrow at 4 p.m. at 1.10 dollars per order. Delivery is scheduled for Wednesday, in time for Valentine's Day.
Contrary to a previous States article, the Society for the Advancement of Management allowed women before this quarter. Mary Elaine Long and Lou Kaupin nen were admitted to membership during the fall quarter.
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