Gershwin concert and Facts program cap WADC studio
Fifty plus people filled Studio A for a Gershwin concert and a student broadcast from 4 to 4 45 yesterday over WADC Akron. The play George Gershwin a Musical Kaleidoscope by Clifford Hancock featured life incidents and excerpts. James Muzzy narrated with cast including Bob Stevenson Paul Brown Susie Schwartz Mary Haines Jim Crawford Nick Bozeka and Bob Jones. Let's Have the Facts airs tomorrow at 4 30 over WADC Akron with Dr Henry Dater Dr Ronald Spacht and Dr James Laing as panelists moderated by Dr John Cuber.
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Laing
Spacht
Cyber
Radio Workshop
WADC
Akron
George Gershwin
Clifford Hancock
James Muzzy
Bob Stevenson
Paul Brown
Susie Schwartz
Mary Haines
Jim Crawford
Nick Bozeka
Bob Jones
Henry Dater
Ronald Spacht
James Laing
John Cuber
MU Poetry Entries Deadline Tomorrow
Entries for the Men's Union poetry contest will be accepted up to tomorrow announced by Roy Apple chairman of the Manchester cup race. Poems will be judged by an English department member not yet chosen. Points awarded toward the Manchester cup and the Dean Raymond E Manchester writing cup.
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Roy Apple
Dean Raymond E. Manchester
Zippers Beat Flashes 52 to 38 in Armory Showdown
Akron Zippers handed Kent State Flashes a sixth straight loss by 52 points to 38. Tom Lucas led Akron with strong scoring as Clay ton West topped Flash scoring with nine. Sam Servis added eight for the Flashes and Bob Atsaroff starred for Akron.
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Akron
Akron University
Kent State
Akron Armory
KSU
Zips
Tom Lucas
Zipper
Clayton West
Flash
Sam Servis
Bob Atsaroff
Herb Rosen to Name Women Cheerleaders Tomorrow
Herb Rosen announces selection of women cheerleaders to be chosen tomorrow at 4 p.m. in room 119 Kent Hall during tryouts. Stan Mine, a liberal arts sophomore, serves as a new cheerleader.
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Kent Hall
Herb Rosen
Stan Mine
College of Liberal Arts
Bullock Wins Role in February Theatre Production
Jim Bullock was awarded the part of Jonathan Logan inn keeper in the February production Pure as the Driven Snow after a late try-out yesterday. Prof. E Turner Stump announced the casting and the first rehearsal is set for Monday January 11 at 7 pm in room 316 Kent hall. crew volunteers should report to Professor Stump.
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Jim Bullock
Jonathan Logan
E. Turner Stump
Kent Hall
Stump
Seventeen-Year-Olds May Enlist In Navy
University students age seventeen may enlist in the navy or marine reserves per Adrian Van Wyen armed forces adviser. End of last quarter shows 288 men in reserves though full registration data are pending to confirm who has returned.
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Navy
Marine Reserves
Adrian van Wyen
Armed Forces
van Wyen
Student Fees Allocated After Funds Determined
Joe Hart says allocations will follow the same procedure as September with budget submissions from each organization and draws against approved funds. An allocations committee meeting will occur soon to finalize the available amount.
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Joe Hart
Hart
Housing Committee Meeting Is Cancelled
The Student Housing committee meeting scheduled for 4 p m today is canceled per chairman Earl Vacariu. Members will receive instructions via mailbox and are urged to reply promptly.
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Earl Vacariu
Vacariu
Registration Promises To Jump 1300 Mark
A large second day registration lifted total enrolled students to 1294 with 1300 anticipated. Registrar E C Stopher credited cold weather and poor driving for delays as late arrivals struggled to reach Kent. Despite higher than yesterday, total remains below last quarter and fall headcount.
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E. C. Stopher
Stopher
Outlook Dark For Duchess campus humor magazine
The Duchess publication at the University of Journalism faces uncertain future as a publications committee meeting on January 15 at 4 p.m. considers editor and business manager roles and funding. Applications close noon that day as enrollment drops threaten circulation and ad rates.
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Duchess
Frederick Marbut
School of Journal- 18m
Lig Mayhew
Jack Collins
Marbut
School of Journalism
Week End Jobs Open In Arsenal and Restaurants
More than one hundred persons have secured week end employment at the Ravenna arsenal and there is still room for about 12 more, Prof. Merle E. Wagoner said yesterday. Several sorority houses have placed calls for boys to work and many restaurant jobs are open. Students wishing to apply should contact Wagoner in his office, Merrill hall.
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Ravenna Arsenal
Merle E. Wagoner
Wagoner
Merrill Hall
Tri Sigs to Run Penny Drive Across Weeks
Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority will handle the Penny Drive this week with Agnes Young noting the dean of men’s secretary. Home Economics club takes next week, then the Sigmas again, followed by Alpha Omega with a personal approach campaign.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Agnes Young
Ity
Lambda Phi
University Pilgrim Fellowship
152 Students Placed On Deans Probation Lists
Deans of three colleges announce 152 students on probation at quarter start. Liberal arts reports 60 on probation, education 40, business administration 52. Some students carried over from last term. several were removed or dismissed from lists.
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College of Liberal Arts
Earl W. Crecraft
John L. Blair
College of Education
College of Business Administration
Arden L. Allyn
Liberal Arts College
Business College
University
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