Open House Night at Rockwell Library Features Julian Boyd
Princeton University librarian Julian P. Boyd will speak at the fourth annual Rockwell library open house on Friday January 20 at 8 p.m. His talk covers cooperation with the university administration on the Firestone Memorial Library. Displays include rare books and library equipment demos with slides.
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Julian P. Boyd
Princeton University
Rockwell Library
Boyd
Princeton
Firestone Memorial
Library Presents Movie Tomorrow
The library sponsors a full length screening of Stanley and Livingstone at 6 and 8 15 p m in 317 McG with tickets available at the library check desk today and tomorrow. Additional features this quarter include Long Voyage Home on January 26 Drums Along the Mohawk on February 8 and Miracle on 34th Street on March 1.
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Stanley and Livingstone
34Th Street
Atomic Class Tops Fifty Fifty Seven Enrolled in New Course
Fifty seven people have registered for the new course Problems of an Atomic Age. Registration runs until 4 p.m. Friday January 13 with Mrs Hazel Arnold in the registrar's office. Two quarter hours credit but audits allowed. The next meeting is Wednesday January 11 at 8 p.m. in the University school. Dr Alberto F Thompson will speak on Chemical Problems in the Development of Atomic Energy with demonstrations. Professor Arthur Campbell of Oberlin College gave the first meeting keynote.
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Pierce Butler
Library School
The
University of Chicago
Orwin Rush
Association of College and Reference Libraries
Charles Shaw
Swarthmore College
Johnb. Nicholson
Hazel Arnold
Alberto F. Thompson
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Arthur Campbell
Oberlin College
Reading Clinic Registration Open for Students
Students may register with Mrs Mildred Nicholson between 9 a m and noon through Friday this week says Dr Leslie Garnett director of the clinic located in the library basement. The clinic invites volunteers to attend classes to improve study through reading.
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Mildred Nicholson
Leslie Garnett
WKSU Resumes Broadcasts and Staff Appointments
WKSU will resume broadcasting from 3 to 5 p.m. next Monday. At a recent meeting, winter quarter staff appointments were announced including Dave Freed as student program director John Lapidakis chief engineer Julia Ross director of traffic Rick Uray continuity editor Bob West script editor James Dryden music director Jim Iacovazzo chief announcer Phil Newman and Bill Zucchero co directors of special events Lea Baumann director of women's programs Myron Abood director of public relations and Bill McGaw director of sports. Tryouts for announcers are set for today and tomorrow at 3 p.m.
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WKSU
Dave Freed
John Lapidakis
Julia Ross
Rick Uray
Bob West
James Dryden
Jim Iacovazzo
Phil Newman
Bill Zucchero
Lea Baumann
Midweek Hop Set in Union Ballroom This Wednesday Evening
The Winter quarter second Midweek Hop takes place in the Union ballroom on Wednesday from 8 to 10 p.m. Admission remains 25 cents. The Jimmy Riggs quintet performs, a group that has previously played at Akron's Mayflower hotel.
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Union Ballroom
Jimmy Rigg
Mayflower Hotel
Akron
Budapest String Quartet to Perform Mozart Debussy and Beethoven
The Budapest String Quartet performs Mozart Debussy and Beethoven in the auditorium at 8 15 p m tomorrow. The group plays over 100 concerts yearly in this country, about 20 under Library of Congress auspices.
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Budapest
Registrar Interviews Students About Kent State at East High
Registrar visited East High School Akron yesterday to interview students about attending Kent State University. Dr. Charles E. Atkinson led the outreach, discussing programs and admission pathways.
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Charles E. Atkinson
East High School
Akron
Kent State University
Freshmen file for campus offices in campus elections
Election committee reports 32 petitions from freshmen with 12 positions open including four class officers four Men’s Union spots and four Student Council delegates. Blue and Gold backs 11, Nu K nine, ISA 11, with resignations by Sitler and Cline over petitions.
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Blue and Gold Party
Nu-K Party
Independent Student Association
Bill Sitler
Ed Cline
Sitler
Cline
Charles Fletcher
Student Council
Dennis Kee
Pat Whitmer
Nu-K
Ione Abt
Bud Mays
Leona Waltzman
Dick James
Betty Parsons
Marilyn Luzius
Jody Benninghoff
Rudy Pelleriti
Tom Pexton
Ronald Rice
Nu K
Mary Lou Noel
Isa
Ronald Livergood
Phyllis Johnson
Mary Jo Ellis
Arlene Kyle
Marilyn Urban
Dorothy Rabe
Phyllis Howsen
Don McCarthy
Blue and Gold
Ken Wilson
Frank Link
John Martin
Jean Lausin
C. James Gleason
Bob Brigman
Robert Harrison
Bill Riggs
al Cappel
Ed Cliney
Tony Carmello
Well Known Writer Speaks Today At Ll
Lancelot Hogben author of Mathematics for Millions speaks at 11 a m in the auditorium on Chance for Human Survival The Assembly committee sponsors the program open to the public Hogben a Trinity Cambridge graduate teaches at Birmingham and has taught at London Aberdeen Cape Town McGill and Edinburgh He has written Nature and Nurture Science for the Citizen The Nature of Living Matter Dangerous Thoughts and forthcoming From Cave Painting to Comic Strips The Theory of Chance and Choice He has contributed to major British journals and previously lectured in the United States
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Lancelot Hogben
Trinity College
Cambridge
Mass
Hogben
Frank Smart
University of Birmingham
London
Aberdeen
Cape Town
McGill
Edinburgh
Sophomore Class To Meet Wednesday On Dues And Committees
Sophomore students will gather at 7 p.m. Wednesday in 419 McG to discuss social events class dues and committees. Virginia Vaughn says junior class committees are set with Ken Brown dues John Little social Roland Gamble promotion and Bill Dunbar publicity. A junior class dues drive starts Monday Jan 16 with a class meeting planned for next week.
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Virginia Vaughn
Ken Brown
John Little
Roland Gamble
Bill Dunbar
Seniors urged to apply for graduation this spring
The College of Education announced that all seniors enrolled, expecting to graduate in March or June, should submit their graduation applications immediately.
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College of Education
Limited Seats For Golden Elash Akron V Ticket Plan
Limited seating of 4 000 for the Golden Elash Akron V clash in Wills gym announced by Jack Urchek KSU graduate athletics manager. Allocation 2800 KSU students 300 faculty and staff 400 Akron students 200 press officials and team passes 800 local fans. Returns plan mirrors Akron game with 400 KSU students. Tickets on sale today in Kent at $1 general admission 25 cents with activity card for students. Preliminary Kent State frosh game 6 30 then varsity 8 15 p.m.
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Wills Gym
Jack Urchek
KSU
Akron
Kent
Athletic Department
Hoard’s Drug Store
Kent State
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College of Liberal Arts
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Cincinnati
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Netherlands Plaza Hotel
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Assembly
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Quarterly Journal
Society of Medicine
Sophs
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