Recreation area dispute at university escalates to attorney general
Student council and University President Leebrick clash over funding the new recreation area behind Wills gymnasium. Council opposes using $7,687 in activity fees for capital construction, urging lower fees and use of a state appropriation instead. The Kent Stater backs council, arguing such spending violates student contracts and sets a dangerous precedent.
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Wills Gymnasium
Leebrick
Board of Trustees
Council
Columbus
Kent Stater
Student Council
Stater
J. M
WPA Supervisors Conference Opens Here Monday
The WPA five day conference of north eastern Ohio recreation supervisors will start Monday at 1 p m in room 119 Kent hall with over 60 delegates. Dr A O DeWeese will welcome attendees after registration followed by a tour of the defense area. Tuesday sessions begin at 9 a m with Dean of Women Mary L Smallwood speaking on personnel management.
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Northeastern Ohio Recreation Supervisors
Works Progress Administration
Kent Hall
A. O. DeWeese
University Department of Health and Physical Education
Mary L. Smallwood
Students To Attend Oberlin Conference
Six university students will answer roll call at the Northeastern Ohio debate conference on the Oberlin college campus tomorrow. Kent assembly members Joe Blair and Joe Hart will serve on civil liberties. Jewell Hardman and Henry Theiss on foreign relations. Herb Myers and Jane Higgens on labor relations as they discuss proposed bills.
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Legislative Assembly
Northeastern Ohio
Oberlin College
Kent
Joe Blair
Joe Hart
Jewell Hardman
Henry Theiss
Herb Myers
Jane Higgens
United States Enate
Fan Dies After Kent Home Games Night Exit
George F. Riedinger 77, a lifelong Kent games fan, was found dead at East Main and Lincoln streets around 10 PM after leaving a John Carroll basketball game and Lochling Green wrestling match. Don Edwards, a local sophomore, discovered the body near his former address at 403 East Main.
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Kent
University
George F. Riedinger
East Main
South Lincoln Streets
Riedinger
John Carroll
Lochling Green
Don Edwards
East Main Street
Psi Chi Workshop Skit Set for Radio Forum
Psi Chi will stage a second radio forum on KSRW next Tuesday at 4 p m. The topic Clean Thinking will focus on college student mental hygiene amid the present crisis. Dr Enda Lotz will lead the discussion with Paul Acker Ruth Sivon and Bill Schraegle as participants.
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Psi Chi
National Psychology
KSRW
Bill Schraegle
Enda Lotz
Paul Acker
Ruth Sivon
Hatcher to Speak at Monday Assembly
Harlan Hatcher of Ohio State University will headline the Monday assembly at 2 p m in the auditorium. He is renowned for his books and lectures on American life and literature trends.
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Harlan Hatcher
Ohio State University
Hatcher
Cuber and Cook to Discuss Civilian Defense on Air
Portage County Social Federation hosts a radio panel on civilian morale. Dr John Cuber and Judge Blake Cook will lead a dual discussion directed by Cuber in a 7 30 p m Saturday broadcast.
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Cuber
Cook
Radio Workshop
Portage County Social Federation
John Cuber
Blake Cook
The
Court of Common Pleas
Judge Cook
Funeral for Cleveland senior's mother held today
Funeral services for the mother of Joseph LeChaix a Cleveland high school senior who died suddenly Wednesday night will be held today in the city.
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Joseph LeChaix
Cleveland
Professors Hear Pitt Doctor On Physical Education
Seven members of the Health and Physical Education department will hear Dr. B. C. Davis of the University of Pittsburgh speak on Physical Education and National Defense at the Akron YMCA on Monday. The group will represent the University of Akron.
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Department of Health and Physical Education
B. C. Davis
University of Pittsburgh
Akron Ymca
Harry Adams
Joe Begala
G. J. Altmann
A. C. Poe
Virginia Harvey
Marie H. Apple
Bertha Whitton
University
New Year Informal Dance Brightens Campus Season
Tomorrow night from 9 to 12 the annual New Year informal dance opens the 1942 social season in Will Chick Floyd's Orchestra with Edith Caldwell singing. Sponsored by the Men's union and Women's league, tickets are student activity only. Co chairmen Marge Wedding and Charley Ayres announced the event with assistants handling arrangements.
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New York
Men’s Union
Women’s League
Wills
Edith Caldwell
Marge Wedding
Charley Ayres
Bob Mosher
Betty Chapman
Hazel Kelley
Jane Harris
Joe Sarmir
Helen Swisher
Seniors Plan Meeting On Teaching Positions
Seniors in the college of education will meet Monday at 4 p m in the University auditorium to discuss plans for securing teaching positions. Dr L H Munzenmayer director of teacher placement says all graduates of the current semester or June should attend including those graduating in the 1942 summer session. Placement blanks will be distributed.
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College of Education
L. H. Munzenmayer
Munzenmayer
Gallery Displays Oils Printing Book Jackets
University art galleries host a three ring display of Gothic and Roman printing oil paintings and book jackets from the last five years. Nina S. Humphrey notes selections from Haebler Schreib er and originals from Nuremberg Chronicle Hypnerotomachia Poliphili and a Europe map. West wing shows Modern Art from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and other galleries while the east wing features commercial art class book jackets.
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Nina S. Humphrey
School of Art
Haebler and Schreib
Kent Hall
Ally Worthy
Humphrey
University Art Gallery
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
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Hatcher Assembly
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HPE
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