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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1952
Page
4
In order to run the society page efficiently the schedule is set. All clubs and honoraries must submit news by Friday afternoon or 10 00 Monday morning for Tuesday’s paper. Dormitory news due by 10 00 Tuesday for Wednesday. Sorority and fraternity news for Thursday paper due by 10 00 Wednesday. Religious news due by 10 00 Thursday for Friday. Must follow schedule for printed news.
Moulton Hall will hold its annual winter formal Saturday January 12 from 9 to 12 p.m. in the Union ballroom with Roland Gamble’s orchestra. Refreshments will be served during intermission in the Union dining room. Social chairman Mary Ellen Rodebaugh, assisted by Agnes McGuiness, leads a committee including Carol Barnes Barbara Arnold Wilma May Barbara Epler Marion Courtney Barbara Barthers Carol Beevar Pat Ramsey Mona Jean Lingo Josie Dusek and Georgine Jaros.
Sigma Alpha national political science honorary fraternity recently initiated Daniel Pomanoff Cleveland James Gabriel Uniontown Pa Beverly Davis Cleveland and Gerald Celebreeze Cleveland under Dr Oscar H Ibele The third annual initiation banquet will be addressed by Ward Davis Ravenna attorney and Kent State graduate today at the Union at 6 p m Psi Chi psychology honorary fraternity holds its first meeting of the quarter today at 4 p m in room 215 K
Janet Hall named Pork Barrel chair of Alpha Gamma Delta as Delta Gamma reshuffles posts with Betty Jane Cross as recording secretary. Pinnings include Shirley Horner to Bill Sprague and Margie Dene Myers leading Pork Barrel. New engagements and marriages involve Jim Thomas Greta Ericson and George Yost Grace Stracuzzi amid social calendar plans and a basketball coach election. Delta Gamma activity and pledges energize January events.
On Thursday January 10 the campus hosts an 8 pm lecture on the Economic and Strategic Availability of Fissible Materials in 104 Arts Prefs, Savage and Gray. Other events include 4 pm Pan Hellenic in 305 McG, 6:30 pm University Flying Club in the aviation room, 7 pm Lens and Shutter in Basement Studio Kent Hall, 7 pm Alpha Phi Omega business in 102 M, and 8 pm Faculty Women's club in MMR.
Salute to Reservists at 7:00 features Eddie Stravanik and his orchestra with Phil Harris as guest star plus Carol Brent and the Sextet from Hunger. At 7:30 WKSU FM presents Music by the Moderns as they begin their third straight quarter of playing.
Father Donoghue will conduct a Newman club retreat at St Patricks Church from Sunday through Thursday starting at 7 30 p m. The outreach aims to engage participants in religious study and reflection.
Dean Swanson calls all rushees to a 6 30 PM meeting in 317 McG tonight. Last day to register for rushing noted. Rushing begins Sunday January 20 and continues for two weeks with invitations issued through the Dean of Women's office.
The art department requests volunteers to pose for life and figure drawing sessions. Model pay is 1 dollar per hour in leotard and 50 cents per hour while fully clothed. Interested individuals should contact Harold C. Kitner, art instructor, in the department office.
Lens and Shutter camera club meets tonight at 7 in Kent hall basement with a salon rule discussion and a print mounting demo by Prof. James A. Fosdick. WAA bowling 8 to 10 tonight at Union alleys. Table tennis Wednesday 4 05 to 4 35 in MPE. Badminton Tuesday 6 30 to 7 15 in Wills. Basketball game planned for Tuesday Jan 29. Modern Dance club at 7 in Wills gym Wednesday open to all students. Spring program work begins.
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