Hertha Glaz to Present Guest Recital Tonight
Acclaimed Viennese contralto Hertha Glaz presents a guest recital in the University auditorium at 8:15 under the University entertainment course. Gwendolyn Williams accompanies at piano. program includes Saint-Saens aria, Irish songs, and selections from Bizet Handel Schubert Brahms and Moussorgsky.
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Hertha Glaz
Miss Glaz
Alexander Brailowsky
Gwendolyn Wil
Liams
Saint-Saens
Bizet
Handel
Schubert
Brahms
Moussorgesky
Vienna
State Academy of Music
Breslau
United States
Otto Klemperer
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Mahler
Kroger Meat Manager Demonstrates Beef Cuts Today
K. D. Dale, manager of the Kroger meat department, will demonstrate the various cuts of meat obtainable from a side of beef to home economics majors today from 12 to 1 pm in the home economics room in Kent Hall.
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K. D. Dale
Kroger Meat Department
Kent Hall
Johnson Has Two Poems Taken For Publication
Floyd Johnson a junior in education has two poems accepted for publication. His work titled Goldenrod will be printed in Country Bard in the fall quarterly issue.
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Floyd Johnson
Kent Deans Return From Columbus Meeting on Social Sciences
Eight Kent State University deans and department heads returned from a February 14 15 Columbus meeting. They discussed strengthening ties between elementary and secondary school officials and Kent instructors and deans of social sciences to improve teaching and re adapt graduate work for Ohio teachers pursuing advanced study at state universities. Delegation included Dean John L Blair Dean Earl W Crecraft H D Byrne Selden Roberts H W Hudson David Olson and Louis A Tohill.
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Kent
Columbus
Earl W. Crecraft
Ohio
John L. Blair
College of Education
Graduate Council At
H. D. Byrne
A. Sellen Roberts
H. W. Hudson
David Olson
Louis A. Tohill
NTFC Sing Tryouts For Male Glee Club
Tryouts for the male glee club No Time For Classes are set in the music hall this afternoon at 4 p.m. Any man interested in singing is urged to attend.
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Music Hall
Bishop Martin Visit Promotes Christian Answers on Campus
Bishop William C. Martin arrives on campus for a full afternoon program delivering the Christian answer to student questions. He will speak at the noon men’s luncheon, address a student convocation at 2 pm, participate in a 3:30 pm question forum, and close with a women’s meeting at 6:15 pm. He studied in Aberdeen and at Southern Methodist University.
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William C. Martin
Bishop Martin
Robinhood
Moulton Hall
Martin
Omaha, Neb
Methodist Church
United Free Church College of
Aberdeen
Scotland
Southern Methodist University
State Division Men Lead Conservation Forum Tonight
Jim Tallmadge and Charles Ray of the State Division of Conservation will lead a conservation forum on Ohio game tonight from 7 to 9 p m in 360 McGilvrey hall. They will speak on the State Game Management program and show pictures illustrating progress in game conservation.
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Ohio
Jim Tallmadge
Charles Ray
State Division of Conservation
McGilvrey Hall
Dance At Gardens Set For March 7
John Pentz announces Johnny Scat Davis will replace Mitchell Ayres as the band for the Greek dance on March 7 at the Gardens. The change avoids Ayres’ extended theater tour and MCA had suggested Jan Savitt Harry James and Bob Chester. dates conflicted with a midweek Kent visit.
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Johnny
Scat’ Davis
Ayres
John Pentz
Pan -Hellenic Dance Committee
Johnny “Scat” Davis
Mitchell Ayres
Johnny Davis
Music Corporation of America
Jan Savitt
Harry James
Bob Chester
MCA
Kent
Summer Session Dates Announced by University
Dean Frew Musselman named 100 instructors for two summer sessions from June 16 to July 25 and July 28 to August 29. Ninety-four regular staff plus over 25 visiting lecturers will offer 302 courses, mostly six weeks long for full credit. two three week specials by top lecturers. The 1940 first term enrolled 1,933 students, boosted by many northeastern Ohio teachers.
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Frew Musselman
Ohio
Freshman Prom Crown Heads King and Queen
Freshman class will crown a king and queen at its annual prom in Will’s Gym on Tuesday April 8. Voting is held the Thursday before the prom with ballots limited to freshmen and petitions due March 21. Drums and trumpets herald the procession as royalty enter the gym.
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King, Queen
Ising
Wills Gym
Ray Gallagher
Marian Zupan
Gallagher
CPT Program Budget Cut Threatens Pilot Training
Kent's pilot training program may be cut due to a federal budget slash and poor student response. Adrian Van Wyen says quotas could be halved or courses scrapped after the appropriation dropped from 37 million to 18 million. A panorama display and a second physical exam shift highlight campus efforts to recruit.
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Kent
Adrian van Wyen
van Wyen
Kent State Alumnus Accepts Interneship at Akron City
Harold A. Williamson, Kent State graduate class of 1935 and medical student at Western Reserve University, will take an interneship at Akron City Hospital after his June graduation. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer E. Williamson of 1002 West Main Street and earned a B. S. degree from Kent.
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Harold A. Williamson
Kent State
Western Reserve University
Akron City Hospital
Williamson
Homer E. Williamson
West Main Street
Kent
Student Activities Schedule for Religion and Arts
Afternoon events include Day's Dain Student Convocation on Religion in the Auditorium and Student Faculty Social Committee gathering at Merrill Hall 210. Barbarians Meeting 302 Merrill Hall joins Committee on Campus Religion 108 Kent Hall 4 to 5 pm. Conservation Forum 260 McGilvrey Hall 7 to 9 pm. Hertha Glaz Contralto performs Concerto 8:15 pm in the Auditorium.
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Merrill Hall
Barbarians
Kent Hall
Conservation Forum
McGilvrey Hall
Hertha Glaz
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