New Dates Set For NTFC Student Musical No Time For Classes
NTFC announces February 8 9 and 10 as new dates for No Time for Classes after University Theater will use stage equipment for The Philadelphia Story. Producer Robert West says UT promised no interference and will aid if needed. Rehearsals begin this week with cast and crew, except January 11 due to the Budapest String Quartet appearance.
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Robert West
University Theater
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West
Dick Miller
Shirley Sheldon
Dick Rice
Gene Mekler
Budapest
Prizes Awarded To Faculty Men
Two faculty members in the school of art won prizes in recent exhibitions. Robert Morrow received a first prize of 150 dollars for the watercolor Jason at the Butler Art Institute New Year show in Youngstown. Robert Day earned a Purchase Prize for his etching Huddle bought by the Graphic Arts division of the Dayton Museum. Among 12 000 entrants only 204 paintings were accepted for exhibition, and the institute purchased Morrow’s painting for the Butler Museum permanent collection.
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Robert Morrow
Jason
Butler Art Institute
Youngstown
Robert Day
Huddle
Graphic Arts Division
Dayton Museum
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Institute
Morrow
Butler Museum
Petitions For Student Elections Due At Booster Club Booth
Chuck Fletcher announces petitions for freshman class officers student council and men’s union must be filed at the Booster Club booth before noon Monday January 9. Petitions accepted 1130 to 12. Elections committee to meet at 4 p.m. Monday to rule on filings.
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Booster Club
Chuck Fletcher
Elections Committee
Fletcher
Budapest String Quartet to Perform Next Week
The Budapest String Quartet, renowned for Mozart Beethoven and Brahms, will appear in the auditorium Wednesday Jan 11 at 8 15 p m under the Entertainment Committee. The members Roisman Kroyt Gorodetzky and Schneider hail from Odessa Vilna forming a famed Russian born ensemble with a busy 100 plus concerts yearly and top chamber music awards in 1946.
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Budapest
Drive Opens as WSSF Raises Funds for Foreign Students
Bizic and Barth will lead a campus drive beginning Monday to inform Kent Staters about WSSF work aiding students abroad. Over 400 representatives from campus groups, dormitory heads, and Greek organizations coordinate collections and informational tasks during the educational week.
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WSSF
Oscar Ritchie
W. Leslie Garnett
Roger Shaw
Wesley Foundation
Donald E. Barss
Betty Herman
Engleman
David Duff
Terrace
Rushing Deadline Today for Winter Quarter at Women’s Office
The Dean of Women reminds all interested girls that today is the final day to register for rushing this winter quarter. Registration is required for participation.
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Dean of Women's Office
Dean of Women’s Office
Kent State enrollment drops to 5535 total students
Registrar Dr. Charles C. Atkinson reports 5535 total winter quarter students at Kent State with 3068 non veterans and 2251 veterans. Graduate students include 126 veterans and 90 non veterans. about 180 newcomers registered this week.
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Charles C. Atkinson
Kent State
Atkinson
Help Wanted at Kent Stater Newsroom
Journalism students are invited to report for the Kent Stater with emphasis on feature writing. Those with experience should report to the Stater office.
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Kent Stater
Stater
Kent
Arnold
Atomic Age Course Offered Believed First in America
A two credit winter quarter course titled Problems of an Atomic Age aims to explain atomic energy through natural sciences and its societal and world peace implications. Registration runs through Jan 9 with lectures by Prof. Arthur Campbell of Oberlin College and Dr. Alberto F. Thompson of the U S Atomic Energy Commission.
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Arnold
Arthur Campbell
Oberlin College
Alberto F. Thompson
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Will Speak Jan 10 Hogben Lectures On Mathematics
Lancelot Hogben author of Mathematics for Millions will speak in the auditorium at 11 am January 10 under the Assembly committee. He has taught at Cape Town London Aberdeen Edinburgh and McGill. New books From Cave Painting to Comic Strip and The Theory of Chance and Choice due October and November. He wrote The Nature of Living Matter Nature and Nurture Science for the Citizen and Dangerous Thoughts.
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Hogben
Trinity College, Cambridge
Cape Town
London
Aberdeen
Edinburgh
McGill
Encyclopedia Britannica
RW Tryouts For Radio Work Shop Production
Tryouts for the year’s first Radio Work shop production will be in 321K from 3 to 5 p.m. Monday. The piece is Guy de Maupassant’s A Piece of String adapted for radio by Robert West. Broadcast on WAKR Akron Saturday at 11 a.m. Jan. 14. Cast calls list three male parts two female parts and an announcer.
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WAKR
Akron
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