Kent State Reverts to Quarter Term Plan in 1942
Faculty vote approves Kent State University adopting a three 12 week quarter system starting fall 1942 43. The change ends the 1933 switch to a two semester system and places KSU among a few Ohio colleges using quarters. Registrar Stopher notes calendar shifts and broader course offerings.
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Potential Man Power To Enroll Draft Board Open Monday
About 250 men are expected to register at the University Monday to prepare for the third draft registration of potential manpower. Registrar E C Stopher said those who signed up in prior registrations need not register again. Registration runs 7 am to 9 pm in the registrar’s office with J T Johnson, L H Munzenmayer, and Fren Musselman assisting.
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Students May Sign For Annual KSU Teachers Week
Students may sign up for the annual KSU Teachers Week, starting March 30. Registration is at the Training School auditorium at 12:30 p.m. Monday, announced Dr. A L Heer, director. Those unable to attend at 12:30 may register in the Training School office all Monday.
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Blackout Feature Planned For Sweetheart Dance
The women's athletic association hosts the first all University dance tonight from 9 to 12 in Wills gym with a defense blackout and a spotlight on Old Glory. Def stamps sell at the dance, decorations feature Uncle Sam and the Statue of Liberty, intermission awards honor top WAA achievements, and Mrs. Marie Apple will call old fashioned barn dancing after intermission. One o'clock permits issued to all University women. admission by activity ticket per couple.
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Rockwell Kent Urges Honest Art Appreciation
Rockwell Kent urges university art classes to teach students to judge art by its life behind the picture. He says American art is at its start and should be understood through simple, real feelings, not blind copying of critics.
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Church Music Program To Be Given By Choir
The a capella choir directed by Joseph Lupkiewicz will perform a varied program of church and secular music on Wednesday February 18 at 8 15 p m in the University auditorium. An added attraction will be music by the University orchestra directed by Kenneth Byler.
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Legion refuses to scrap Kent cannon from campus
Cannon owned by the city remains with the Kent post of the American Legion after E F Carey said the Legion would not allow its campus weapon to be taken for scrap metal. S A Harbourt had urged donation of both cannons to the drive.
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Tryouts Open for April Show George Washington Slept Here
University Theatre announces tryouts for the April production George Washington Slept Here. Auditions are in the auditorium at 4 p.m. Monday and 7 p.m. Tuesday led by director G. Harry Wright. The comedy, by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman, was Broadway a season ago and was the summer theaters’ most popular show.
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1922 Students Enroll For Second Semester At University
University enrollment for the second semester reached 1922 students yesterday. Registrar E C Stopher announced the total day registration and noted it excludes students who registered but dropped out last week.
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Faculty Airs Ohio Program
University faculty will launch a radio series titled Know Your Ohio on the radio workshop program tomorrow at 7 30 p m Dr John F Cuber is chairman of the faculty radio program committee Dr A Sellen Roberts heads the history department and chairs the round table with Dr James R Beck geography Dr H W Hudson economics and Harley Preston sociology instructor as part of the group
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Forty-Four Marine Corps Candidacy Applications Filed
Forty four university men submitted entrance applications for the U S Marine Corps reserves candidacy class after a meeting with Lieut Arthur Wyman of the Cleveland recruiting office who outlined admission requirements. The group included seven seniors 23 juniors and 14 sophomores with a Kent quota of 12 seniors eight juniors and one sophomore leaving room for more seniors.
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