World Famed Pianist Poem Will Play Here
World famed pianist Alexander Brailowsky, called Poet of the Piano, will give a recital at the University auditorium on Thursday January 9 at 8 15 p m It marks the first program of the year by the University entertainment course Critics from New York to San Francisco praise his artistry noting his Chopin Bach and Romantic interpretations Tickets for students with activity books are available in Merrill Hall January 7 8 and 9 while townspeople may buy seats for 50 cents each
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Alexander Brailowsky
University
Brailowaky
Kent
New York
San Francisco
Times
Switzerland
Brailowsky
Russia
Chopin
Buenos Aires
School of Music
Merrill Hall
Astronomers Seek Clear Sky For Cumberland Comet Sightings
Clouds blot a rare Cumberland Comet display visible only for a brief window. The Popular Science club provides a small telescope to the University to aid observers this evening between 6:00 and when conditions permit, offering a glimpse of the 400000 mile tail.
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Cunningham
Popular Science Club
Kent State Adopts New Word Shaft For All Purposes
A campus buzzes over a newly popular term shaft. Originating during the spring rehearsal of the musical No Time For Classes the word serves as noun adjective or verb with many meanings such as give bring take deed admonish throw block eat and drink.
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Kent State
Kent Speakers Win National Intercollegiate Championship
Kent State University debuts as national champions in a Tau Kappa Alpha event in Washington with six speakers. Joe Hart and Marjorie Jacot earned Superior ratings, each receiving plaques. Carol Sayers earned a Superior merit certificate. Beal Hardman Powell also scored in seven rounds, giving Kent a strong team lead over rivals Denison Muskingum Montana State Purdue Vermont Florida.
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Tau Kappa Alpha
Joe Hart
Marjorie Jacot
Carol Sayers
Vernon Beal
Jewell Hardman
John Powell
Washington, D. C
Hart
Jacot
Kent
Beal
Hardman
Powell
Denison University
Muskingum College
Montana State
Purdue University
University of Vermont
University of Florida
Senior Meeting Discusses Dance and Dues
Seniors plan a 4 p m meeting in room 317 McGilvrey hall to decide the amount of class dues and details for the upcoming dance and banquet. Ray Hromco says final decisions hinge on those present with a $3 proposal from the executive committee noted earlier.
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McGilvrey Hall
Ray Hromco
Literary Cub Reporters Team for Politics Textbook
Star reporters Karl Leebrick and H. D. Byrne contribute to Introduction to Politics edited by Roy V. Peel and Joseph S. Roucek. The dynamic 700 page textbook assembles politics digest from noted scholars including Gur iam, Benson, Zink, Depauw, Hoot, Gosnell, and Godshall.
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Cub
Leebrick
Byrne
Star
Karl Leebrick
H. D. Byrne
Roy V. Peel
Indiana University
Joseph S. Roucek
Hofstra College
Long Island
Roucek
Waldemar Guriam
University of Notre Dame
George C. 8. Benson
University of Michigan
Harold Zink
Depauw University
J. Weldon Hoot
University of Pennsylvania
Harold F. Gosnell
Chicago University
Wilson Leon Godshall
Lehigh University
Prasse Reports on NSFA Meeting at New Jersey College
Fred Prasse of Kent State University recounted the NSFA annual convention proceedings during a Student Council session. Fellow delegates Floyd Thorne and Ed Zink attended. the gathering at New Jersey College for Women in New Brunswick ran December 27 to 31. Prasse also served as regional chairman, replacing absent council president Bob Seese.
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Fred Prasse
Kent State University
National Student Federation of America
Student Council
Floyd Thorne
Ed Zink
New Jersey College For Women
New Brunswick
N. J
Prasse
Bob Seese
Stopher and Harbourt Lose City Council Posts
Registrar Emmett C. Stopher and Prof. Stephan A. Harbourt lost their council seats after an appellate court ruled them ineligible to hold city jobs due to their state university employment. Helen Stopher and J. Paul Heltman replaced them following the quo warranto action brought by Prosecutor Theodore Tilden.
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Emmett C. Stopher
Stephan A. Harbourt
Helen Stopher
J. Paul Heltman
Theodore Tilden
Court of Appeals
Stopher
M Harbourt
University
Fourth Ward
Harbourt
Assembly Features Leading Speakers
Five of six Washington D. C. speech conference participants return as mythical champions and present a discussion at 10 a.m. Prof. E Turner Stump introduces the group and explains the discussion system. Topic covers U S South American relations during the present crisis with a student Q A to follow. Participants include Marjorie Jacot Carol Sayers Jewell Hardman Vernon Beal and Joe Hart. John Powell cannot participate.
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Washington, D. C
Assembly
E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
U. S
Marjorie Jacot
Carol Sayers
Jewell Hardman
Vernon Beal
Joe Hart
John Powell
Kent State student treks 3000 miles to find nameless town
John Hanlin major in sociology thumbs 3000 miles seeking a town without a name. He traces census data to identify Indianola Mississippi, a place used in studies of the southern Negro. The tale ends with a hotel stay as the town settles for night.
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John Mine
Santa Claus
Kris Kringle
Kent State
Kent
John Hanlin
Hanlin
Miss
Dance Date May Change Poll Chooses New Bands
The student committee revises the January 31 dance date after removing Woody Herman and Larry Clinton from the lineup. Six bands are available for January 1 with Charlie Barnet as the top pick. February 21 is offered if students prefer.
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Woody Herman
Larry Clinton
Mary L. Smallwood
al Donahue
Bobby Byrne
Vincent Lopez
Charlie Barnet
Dean of Women
Kent Stater
Raymond Scott
Bunny Berrigan
Paul Pendarvis
Red Nerve
John Kirby
Leebrick in California for AA College meetings
President and Mrs. K C Leebrick travel to California to attend Association of American Colleges meetings on January 9 and 10. They will visit Mesa Arizona after the meetings before returning to the university, with the president expected back around January 17.
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K. C. Leebrick
California
Association of American Colleges
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Clinton
Barnet
Olin Downes
New York Times
Bach
By Paul
Hafer
NSFA
Torney
By Bob Kenyon
MCA
Washington
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