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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1952

Page

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Hershey announces changes to student enlistment rules

Major General Lewis B. Hershey, director of Selective Service, says no special 30 day post school enlistment. Under 1951 amendments students are deferred not postponed and may enlist after their academic year. Deferral applies to I S and II S, local boards reopen classifications, and the right to enlist continues until induction order.

Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service Hershey Army Navy Air Force Department of Defense

University Christian Living Emphasis Week Set for Jan 13 17

Three informal discussions on the university religion relationship form part of the Christian Living Emphasis week January 13 to 17. Moderators Raymond McLain and Seymour Smith will join faculty sessions on January 14 and 15. The event includes Protestant and Catholic assemblies, five campus religious groups, seminars, and a Dorothy Maynor concert.

Raymond McLain Department of Higher Education National Council of Churches Seymour Smith Yale Divinity School CLEW Dorothy Maynor

Students Urged To Take 1952 National Teacher Exam

Kent State University official Dr. Dwight Arnold urges prep teachers to take the 1952 National Teacher examination, likely offered Saturday Feb 16. Tests aid school officials in candidate selection. Applications may be requested from Educational Testing Service in Princeton, N J, with forms due by Jan 18. Inservice teachers are eligible.

Cleveland Dwight Arnold Kent State University Arnold Educational Testing Service P.O. Box Princeton N. J

Eisenhower Accepts Republican Nomination Push

General Dwight D. Eisenhower considered for the Republican nomination with pressure from Senator Lodge and supporters like Harold Stassen and Earl Warren. Truman meets Churchill in Washington to discuss world issues as the Flying Enterprise makes headway toward Plymouth under salvage tug Turmoil after a severe Atlantic storm.

Senator Lodge Massachusetts Eisenhower New Hampshire Ike Harold Stassen University of Pennsylvania Earl Warren California Stassen Warren Ussr Great Britain Atlee Britain Security Council Vishinsky Enterprise United States Falmouth Henrik Kurt Carlsen

Finale Darkness at Noon Review Highlights Zucchero

Finale Darkness at Noon Sunday show featured Zucchero delivering varied vocal expressions and tone shifts. The performance explored themes of leadership, interrogation, prison life, and solitary reflection through changing character portrayals.

Zucchero

Graduate Exams Set For January Nineteenth

Qualifying graduate examinations for master's candidates will be offered Saturday January 19 from 9 a.m. to noon in each department. Students who have not yet passed must take the exam this quarter. those who have completed one quarter must also take it if not already passed. Register with the department. rooms listed include Art 118 AB, Accounting 202 M, Biology 260 McG, and others across campus.

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Violin Recital Tonight by Louis Erch at Kent State

Louis Erch, violinist and Kent State music instructor, presents a recital at 8 15 in the University Auditorium with Harold Miles at the piano. Program includes Corelli La Folia Bach Chaconne Hindemith, Dvorak Con certo and an original violin suite. recital is free and open to the public.

Louis Erch Kent State University Harold Miles Corelli Dvorak Cleveland Krch Charles Rychlik Prague Conservatory of Music Czechoslovakia Sevcik Prize Europe Germany Belgium French Italy United States Midwest Ars Nova Quartet New York City Contemporary Composers Forum Counter Intelligence Corps C.B.S. Staff Western Reserve University

Boudreau Judges Queen Candidates Snow Ball to Honor Queens

Beta Tau Tarton chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa will host its fourth annual all university Snow Ball at the University club in Akron on January 18. The semi formal runs from 9 to 1 with music by the Noveltones and a $2 per couple admission. Queens candidates from sororities and independents will be judged by Lou Boudreau with 24 inch trophy awarded to the winner.

Beta Te Tarton Phi Sigma Kappa University Club Akron Noveltones Phi Sigalum Lou Boudreau

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Leonard Goldstein Dwight D. Eisenhower NATO England Old National Washington Truman Churchill William Zucchero Boudreau
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