Students Placed On Probation And Ineligible For Activities
A university survey shows 271 students on probation across three colleges and 459 ineligible for activities. Probation criteria include low averages, dropped GPA below 1.3, failed entrance exams, and transfers under 2.0. Liberal arts leads in probation with 129 students and 160 ineligible. education lists 91 probation and 190 ineligible. business reports 51 probation and 109 ineligible.
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Ardyn Allen
The
College of Business Administration
College of Liberal Arts
J. L. Blair
College of Education
Dean of Business Administration
Dean Allen
Photogs Gather for Fourth Annual Short Course
The four day session runs March 18 to 22 and aims to update editors and photographers on today’s photographic needs. University students join beginner courses, lectures, and a picture competition. Notable speakers include Kip Ross, Dick Sarno, Frank J. Scherschel, George Greb, Harry Baker, Ralph Peters, Marion Strahl, and Dever Timmons.
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School of Journalism
Kip Ross
New York
Dick Sarno
New York Mirror
Frank J. Scherschel
Milwaukee Journal
George Greb
Chicago Tribune
Harry Baker
Ralph Peters
Detroit News
Marion Strahl
Escanaba
Mich
Daily Press
Dever Timmons
Coshocton
Uncle Tom’s Cab in NTFC Tryouts Continue Tonight
Tryouts for Uncle Tom's Cab in begin at 7 pm in 316 Kent Hall Howard Hansen associate director announced yesterday. Additional sessions follow at 2 pm and 7 pm tomorrow and 7 pm tomorrow night with possible Saturday afternoon. No Time For Classes general tryouts run 7 pm tonight in the auditorium.
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University
Kent Hall
Howard Hansen
Kent State to Rename Campus Roads After Indian and Settler Lore
Larry Woodell, Kent State maintenance chief, plans to name campus roads after Indian and settler names tied to the Mahoning trail. The old route crossed near the auditorium and athletic fields and linked Pittsburgh to Cleveland.
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Larry Woodell
Mahoning Trail
Woodell
Mahoning
Womens
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Margaret Dunbar
Western Reserve Historical Association
Services Held For Millicent Morton Freshman
Funeral services were held yesterday for Millicent Morton, a freshman in the college of education, who died Monday from a streptococcus infection. Miss Morton, of Cuyahoga Falls, had been ill since Christmas. Burial was at Cincinnati.
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Millicent Morton
College of Education
Miss Morton
Cuyahoga Falls
Cincinnati
Profs' Babies Receive Colorful University Sweaters
Mrs. L Leebrick, university first lady, knitted baby sweaters for campus faculty children, continuing a tradition started by her predecessor Mrs. Engleman who made bonnets for faculty babies. Notable recipients include Margaret Ann Hudson Suzanne White Denker and Alice Lefler with blue for blondes and pink or white for brunettes.
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K. C. Leebrick
Leebrick
J. O. Engleman
Margaret Ann Hudson
H. W. Hudson
Suzanne White Denker
F. R. Denker
Alice Lefler
G. Q. Lefler
Cuber Out With Flu
Professor John F. Cuber a sociology expert is confined at his home on 1443 South Water Street with influenza illness in a brief health note.
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John F. Cuber
S. Water Street
Lemert Corey Lead Town Hall Meeting Tonight
Kent State University hosts a town hall in room 3417 McGilvrey Hall with Dr. C Stanley Corey and Dr. Edwin Lemert discussing Are We a United People. The program aims to reveal regional differences and propose methods for national unity. The forum opens at 8 00 p m and includes a radio program discussion.
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Kent State University
McGilvrey Hall
C. Stanley Corey
Edwin Lemert
Leonard Bloom
University Forum
Birmingham
Ala
Erskine Caldwell
Mark Etheridge
The
Louisville Courier
Psychologists Call for Propaganda Free Movies
Psychologists Dr Pearce and Dr Clark urge films to avoid propaganda arguing democracy may need propaganda only to survive. They say most people cannot distinguish propaganda good or bad and movies should divert attention rather than broadcast persuasion. They warn against repeated propaganda waves influencing public opinion.
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Pearce
Stater
Clark
Britain
Germany
Winter Party Sponsored by HPE Club
A skating and tobogganing party for University students will be held today at the University slide and Tink. The HPE club arranges the event with Mabel Esping as social chairman. Attendees should meet at the west end of the gym.
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HPE Club Open ToAlt
P. Tm
HPE Club
Mabel Esping
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