Smallwood condemns slacks in class fashion clash
Dean Mary L. Smallwood denounces wearing slacks to classes after two home economics majors violated campus dress rules. She calls it a matter of good taste and professional conduct, while students are reminded that curlers bandanas and snow suits remain taboo in dining halls.
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Stew Fern
Virginia Martin
Merry Allen
Mary L. Smallwood
Bertha Nixon
Department of Home Economics
Dean Smallwood
CPT Training Applications Due Today Special Notice
Applications for admittance to the Civilian Pilot Training Program must be filed by 1 p.m. today. Freshmen are excluded due to a miscommunication, conflicting with a prior States publication. Ground school for the two phases starts early next week with sessions Tuesday and Monday evenings at the heating plant and the Guggenheim Institute near Akron airport.
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Adrian van Wyen
Guggenheim Institute
Akron
English Professors Share Spot On Air
Three members of the English department will share the Universe broadcast on WTAM at noon Sunday March 2. Prof. E. T. Griebling chairman Prof. C. E. Satterfield and Prof. Thomas Blair will discuss write ideas and answer questions in a half hour program.
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WTAM
E. T. Griebling
C. E. Satterfield
Thomas Blair
Abe Lincoln play casting shifts in Uncle Tom role
Gene Moulton will not play Uncle Tom in University Theater's Uncle Tom's Cabin due to outside work and studies. John Proctor will test for the lead as production notes name Bob Hauser as Simon Legree and Elizabeth Gorlich as Topsey with Suzanne Martin as Little Eva and Ruth West as Fiza. The show uses A E Thomas revised 23 scene script based on Harriet Beecher Stowe.
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Gene Moulton
Abe Lincoln
Ilinois
University Theater
Harold Hansen
Hansen
Moulton
John Proctor
Ravenna
Howard Hansen
Simon Legree
Bob Hauser
Gorlich
Topsy
Elizabeth Gorlich
Miss Gorlich
Ethan Frome
Eva
Petite Suzanne Martin
Ann Rutledge
Illinois
Ruth West
Fliza
A. E. Thomas
George L. Aiken
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Thomas
Otis Skinner
Uncle Tom
Aiken
Opera Tickets On Sale For Three Cleveland Performances
Reservations for three upcoming operas at the public auditorium in Cleveland are available at the University. Alvin J. Miller says tickets are handled for students and faculty in room 110 Kent Hall. Lily Pons stars in The Daughter of the Regiment on April 16, Kirsten Flagstad in Die Walküre on April 17, and Helen Jepson in Faust on April 19.
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Public Auditorium
Cleveland
University
Alvin J. Miller
Kent Hall
Donizetti
Lily Pons
Wagner
Kirsten Flagstad
Gounod
Faust
Helen Jepson
Bundles for Britain appeal calls Kent Stater office donations
University students and faculty urged to cooperate with the Bundles for Britain drive by delivering all clothing donations to the Kent Stater office in Merrill Hall as soon as possible.
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Bundles For
Britain
Kent Stater
Merrill Hall
Boston Professor to Speak at March Forum on World Conflict
Professor Edward A. Post of Boston University will address a University public forum on The Artist and the World Conflict on March 10. The event features a panel from English history music and art and follows earlier forums with Ordway Teach and Dean William H. Spenser.
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Edward A. Post
Boston University
University Public Forum
Leonard Bloom
Post
Forum Committee
Ordway Teach
William H. Spenser
School of Business
University of Chicago
Akron Reserve Officer Addresses Class Here
Captain C. D. Riggle of the reserve field artillery spoke to Akron business students urging college men to join the armed forces. He described paths to become an officer, noted military life requires guts and toughness, and said many officers can rise quickly while some never reach that rank. He is a claim referee for Ohio's Industrial Commission and expects to be called to active duty before June.
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C. D. Riggle
Reserve Field Artillery
Captain Riggle
Akron Law School
Akron
United States
Riggle
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Visiting Speech Instructor Praises KSU Dramatists
Miss Anne Cooke praised the KSU drama students during her week long visit as she prepared to direct the final public production at 8 15 tonight in the University auditorium. She recalled Moscow theater tours in 1936 and warned cultural crises recur across eras. She said wartime pressures may slow theater work but not stop it and noted she will depart Saturday for Olivet College in Michigan, alma mater of Jeanne Parrish.
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KSU
Anne Cook
Miss Cooke
Moscow
Children's Theaters
Atlanta
Miss Cooks
Olivet College
Olivet, Mich
Jeanne Parrish
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