Martin Named President of Double EE's
Phyllis Martin a University senior was elected president of the Double EE club for the elementary division of the college of education at a Training school meeting Wednesday evening. Officers include Doris Weston Alice Webb Mary Edkleberry Frank Vison Lileen Fenton and Florence Byers. Dr J L Blair dean spoke on the Certification System of Ohio and answered questions on certification requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Martin
College of Education
Training School
Doris Weston
Alice Webb
Mary Edkleberry
Frank Vison
Lileen Fenton
Florence Byers
J. L. Blair
Ohio
Blair
Akron Student Completes Secondary Pilot Course Phase
Bert Taylor, an Akron sophomore, finished the 40 hour secondary phase of the present CPT program under Art Stanley at Mid-City airport. He earned a restricted license toward a commercial certificate after 200 flight hours. Three others have private pilot certificates and four completed CPT segments.
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Bert Taylor
Akron
Art Stanley
Mid-City
Taylor
N. Phelps Snyder
Lorain
Ben Prevot
Deerfield
E. Richard Moore
Kent
Nahma Vacation School Invites Dale Rooks to Teach
Near Nahma Michigan a group of scholars from major universities gathers each summer for the Nahma Vacation School. Dale Rooks, Kent instructor in photography and director of the Photography Short Course, is invited to teach next summer. He would follow former instructors Wallace Kirkland Life magazine Frank Schershel Milwaukee Journal and Ormal Springman PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahma
Michigan Forests
Dale Rooks
Kent
Rooks
Wallace Kirkland
Life Magazine
Frank Schershel
The
Milwaukee Journal
Ormal Springman
New York
Hoflich to Speak on Hawaii as Social Lab
H. J. Hoflich assistant professor of economics will address the Pi Gamma Mu fraternity today on Hawaii as a laboratory for the social sciences. The talk covers economic and social research implications in Hawaii as a field site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hoflich
Pi Gamma Mu
Hawaii
Hansen Seeks NTFC Participants for April Show
Howard C. Hansen invites student applications for roles in the 1941 NTFC spring musical No Time For Classes. Open positions include director, music and dance roles, orchestra, glee club, sound, costume and stage work. applications due before 4 p m Wednesday January 15.
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Hansen
NTFC
Howard C. Hansen
Glee Club
Juniors To Present Burr Queen January 24
The Chestnut Burr announces a new Burr Queen feature. A nominating committee will meet January 13 and students vote January 22. The queen will be presented during intermission at the informal junior class dance in Wills Gym on Friday January 24.
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Chestnut Burr
Wills Gym
Cardinal Key Meeting Planned in Merrill Hall Today
A Cardinal Key meeting will convene at 4 p m in room 210 Merrill hall. Committee reports and spring plans will be discussed. A joint social event with Blue Key is being planned under the direction of Jane Rothermund and Jack Leggett.
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Merrill Hall
Blue Key
Jane Rothermund
Jack Leggett
Plan for Journalism House meeting this term
Journalism majors plan a meeting to discuss final arrangements for a journalism house next semester. The session is in room 114 Merrill Hall at the office of Prof William Taylor head of the school of journalism.
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Merrill Hall
William Taylor
School of Journalism
Fresh President Ill Ray Gallagher Leaves Hospital for Second Operation
Freshman president Ray Gallagher left the University infirmary at 4 30 p m for a second operation on a mouth cyst at Akron hospital. He had been operated on Tuesday by an Akron specialist who warned another procedure would be needed.
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Ray Gallagher
University Infirmary
Akron
Gallagher
Seniors Hear Begala and Falcone at Luncheon
The 1941 senior luncheon will feature Joe Begala and Carmen Falcone as speakers. They will discuss their experiences as professional wrestlers. The gathering is set for Tuesday at noon at the Robinhood.
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Joe Begala
Carmen Falcone
Robinhood
Decorating Committee Meets Today at 4 P M
All persons on the decorating committee for the New Year's ball are to report at 4 p m today in Wills gym per Esther Schorr chairing the group.
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Wills Gym
Esther Schorr
Kent State unveils 1941 grid schedule with four new opponents
Kent State's 1941 football schedule, released late yesterday, adds Case, Western Reserve, West Liberty State Teachers, and John Carroll. The lineup strengthens the slate with three Cleveland Big Four schools while Baldwin Wallace is dropped. Akron looms Nov 15 at Rubber Bowl in a largely home game for Kent.
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Kent State University
Case
Western Reserve
West Liberty State Teachers
W. Va
John Carroll
Cleveland
Golden Flashes
Baldwin Wallace
Rosy” Starn
Akron University
Kent
Flashes
State
Cleveland Stadium
Pianist Brailowsky Delights University Audience
Alexander Brailowsky, famed as the Poet of the Piano, performed at the university auditorium before over 800 students and faculty. He offered a varied program from Chopin and Beethoven to Ravel and Scarlatti, featuring the Ritual Dance of Fire by De Falla and several Chopin works. The concert was presented by the University entertainment committee, chaired by Prof. C. E. Satterfield.
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Alexander Brailowsky
University
Chopin
Beethoven
Ravel
Scarlatti
de Falla
University Entertainment Committee
C. E. Satterfield
Photographer Short Course Gains New Consultant
Dr. Andrew B. Hecht, managing editor of Popular Photography, joins the University’s fourth annual short course in news photography as consultant in pictorial work. The 1941 session runs March 18 to 22 with a slate of publishers editors and photographers assisting and advisory members from major newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hecht
Andrew B. Hecht
Dale Rooks
Kip Ross
Associated Press News Photo Service
New York
Albert Dix
The
Martin's Ferry Times
Julius Greenfield
Akron Beacon-Journal
Paul Hodges
Cleveland News
Dever Timmons
Coshocton
William J. Trayte
Columbus Dispatch
Stewart Fern
Joe Craven
Indianapolis Star
Robert Dix
Kent Courier-Tribune
Fred Kosslow
Buffalo Evening News
Ralph Peters
Detroit News
Quill Magazine
Jack
Inter-frat Council to Award Scholarship Cup
The Inter-fraternity Council voted to present an annual Schol arship Cup to the fraternity with the highest cumulative point average. The cup will be awarded at the spring banquet and the winner will remain secret until presentation. Only registrar E. C. Stopher will know the winning fraternity.
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Inter-fraternity Council
Inter-fraternity
E. C. Stopher
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Double Ee’s
Dean J. L. Blair
Harry A. Cunnigham
Books
Nahma Vacation School
Mich
America
Hoflich
Burr
Plan Journalism House
Begala
Decorators
Carroll
By Gus Chigges
Inter-frat Council
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