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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1941

Page

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Water Color Show Opens at Syracuse University Galleries

Outstanding faculty paintings from the School of Fine Arts at Syracuse University are on display in the University art galleries for two weeks. Prof Elmer Novotny notes 30 works valued from 25 to 75 dollars, with evening hours for groups by appointment. Featured artists include Montague Charman Ruth Hudson Lee Ralph Laidlaw Marjorie Garfield Catherine Condon William Evans Jessie Charman Margaret Boehner and more.

School of Fine Arts Syracuse University Elmer Novotny Novotny Kent Galleries Syracuse Montague Charman Ruth Hudson Lee Ralph R. Laidlaw Marjorie S. Garfield Catherine E. Condon William G. Evans Jessie Harris Charman Margaret Watkeys Boehner Charman England Chicago

Brailowsky Performs In University Auditorium Tonight

Alexander Brailowsky, famed pianist, makes his Kent debut with a 8:15 performance in the University auditorium. Students admit by activity ticket while townspeople pay 50 cents. Reserved seats available this morning in Merrill Hall room 315.

Alexander Brailowsky Kent University Merrill Hall

Latin Language Defies Death In College Surveys

University officials say Latin remains in demand as a teaching field though viewed as dead by some. Surveys show 54 students under Professors Hazen and Wannemacher will likely excel across curricula, with Latin and science correlating to strong self education.

Lester H. Munzenmayer Isabelle Hazen W. L. Wannemacher Munzenmayer

Move Dance Date Up To February 22

With the band name decision still unresolved late last night February 22 is set as the first all University format. Final word on the band engagement is expected today by B F Renkert university business manager. The University Art club arranges decorations under the student faculty social committee with funds from the faculty social committee.

B. F. Renkert University Art Club

Jacot and Sayers Face Akron U Debate This Afternoon

Marjorie Jacot and Carol Sayers will debate with Akron University students this afternoon at 2 o clock. The event takes place at Greentown High School in Greentown Ohio. The topic is Union of Nations in the Western Hemisphere.

Marjorie Jacot Carol Sayers Akron University Greentown High School Greentown Ohio Union of Nations

Sixty Nine Scout Alumni Form New University Service Club

Sixty nine former Boy Scouts at the university plan to organize a Scouter service club on campus. Prof G J Altmann announced a meeting set for Tuesday January 14 in room 219 Kent hall with Eagles among the signees. Joe Michaels to chair the first meeting with Ralph Benson aiding planning and social events.

Scouter Service Club G. J. Altmann Altmann Kent Hall Joe Michaels Ralph Benson Akron Benson Raymond Manchester H. P. Rodgers H. A. Cunningham E. W. Tischendorf

Take Your Choice One Dollar Or No College

Freshmen delinquent in class dues must pay a one dollar fee before semester end or be barred from registering for the second term. Bob Huxtable, dues committee chairman, announced a dues table will operate in the atrium starting Monday. Freshmen without fresh activity cards cannot participate in class functions free of charge.

Bob Huxtable Huxtable

States Challenged To Debate On Kent Ministers Sermons

Although business is rotten, Dale Lower and Paul Wing KSU freshmen continue trapping muskrats at Stewart Lake. They also run a barge at the lake to add to their collegiate coffers.

Kent Dale Lower Left Paul Wing KSU Stewart Lake

Fresh Trap Rats Run Barge To Earn College Education

University freshmen Dale Lower and Paul Wing trap muskrats at Stewart lake three miles north of Kent to fund college costs. They check 30 underwater traps about two hours daily, earning about 25 dollars weekly in good season though this year is slow. They also run the Barge, a floating party venue on Stewart lake, rented for private events.

Charles McWilliams Stewart Lake Dale Lower Paul Wing Kent State Wing Lower Kent Frank Fleder Lloyd Mathie KSU

University Library May Open New Study and Reading Rooms

Library officials said additional study and reading rooms may be opened if funds are approved. Long tables removed from front corridors are being refinished and will be used in the new rooms set aside for study and reading.

Art Club To Meet For Plans In Kent Hall Room 206

The Art Club holds a business meeting this afternoon in room 206 Kent Hall at 4 o'clock. They will discuss plans for a February semi formal dance.

Art Club Kent Hall

Laura Hill to Address Mentor Elementary Teachers

Laura Hill professor of English at Kent State University will address the elementary teachers of Mentor Ohio on Wednesday evening January 15 on Trends in Literature for Children.

Laura Hill Kent State University Mentor Ohio

Students to Debate Kent Ministers at January Forum

A Wesley Foundation sponsored forum at Kent Methodist church on January 12 will defend Kent ministers against a Kent Stater charge that sermons are dry and unengaging. Miss Marjorie Jacot and Joseph Hart represent the Stater. Tom Bates and Betty Crampton argue for the university ministers.

Kent Stater Wesley Foundation Methodist Stater Kent Robert Clemmons Aileen Milligan Hart Tom Bates Betty Crampton Youth Life of Religion The Clemmons Kent States

New Air Program On Conservation

A three part series on conservation and national preparedness will air on station WTAM January 19 26 and February 2. Dr Ralph W Dexter announces the series from the University broadcasts. The first program covers Soil and Water Conservation with Professors Beck Eisen Brown and Leon Stephan. The second discusses Forest Conservation with Beck Eisen Brown and Herrick. The third on Wildlife Conservation features Dexter with Woodell Kelley and Heath.

WTAM Ralph W. Dexter James R. Beck Earl F. Brown Edwarm Eisen Leon L. Stephan Beck Brown J. Arthur Herrick Dexter Larry Woodell Kenneth L. Kelley James P. Heath

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Art of Syracuse Brailowsky Jacot, Sayers Akron U New Service Club By John Mine Uary Joseph
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