Alpha Epsilon Pi to Install Phi Deuteron Chapter in Akron
Alpha Epsilon Pi plans the installation of Phi Deuteron as the forty eighth AEPI chapter. The event occurs during a Central States Regional conclave in Akron with a dance, business meeting, and banquet. Attending schools include Cincinnati, Ohio State, Western Reserve, Akron, Wayne, and Michigan State. The supreme board of governors and local AEPI alumni clubs will attend.
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Alpha Epsilon Pi
Alpha Epsilon
Phi Deuteron
New York University
Aepi
Cornell
Penn State
Johns Hopkins
North Carolina
Texas
University of Southern California
The
University of Manitoba
Canada
Central States
Akron
Fraternity
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Western Reserve
Wayne
Michigan State
Supreme Board of Governors
Cleveland
Hanson Baldwin to Speak at University Forum Tonight
Hanson Baldwin War expert of the New York Times speaks at the university forum auditorium at 8 15 p m on security in the atomic age. Baldwin a Naval Academy graduate and former military editor discussed Normandy and the second atom bomb test among his credits. The program is sponsored by the university forum committee chaired by Prof James N Holm and is open to the public.
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Hanson Baldwin
Times
The
New York Times
University Forum
Annapolis Naval Academy
Baldwin
South Pacific
France
St. Lo
University Forum Committee
Prof
James N. Holm
Begin Library Science Graduate Course In June
Library science graduate courses will start in June under John B. Nicholson Jr. The program expands from five sequences including public, college and university, children's, special and school. The department, inaugurated in 1946, aims to broaden opportunities in Ohio and beyond with undergraduate paths revised to two minors.
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John B. Nicholson, Jr
Western Reserve University
Michigan State
Carnegie Tech
Graduate Council
Nicholson
J. Milford Goudeau
Dorothy Green
Marjorie Cochran
Bowman and Spicer Attend AAC Meeting in New York
President George A. Bowman and liberal arts dean John Reed Spicer travel to New York for the Association of American Colleges annual meeting this week and plan to return to the campus Thursday.
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George A. Bowman
Liberal Arts
John Reed Spicer
New York City
Association of American Colleges
Social Dancing in Moulton Hall Music Room
Social dancing will be held in the Moulton hall music room from 8 to 10 p.m. tomorrow. Dancing will be to records and a 25 cents admission will be charged.
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Moulton Hall
Newman Club Winter Whirl plans announced
The Newman club announces plans for the Winter Whirl, the first university informal dance of winter. It will be held Friday January 14 from 9 30 p m to 12 30 a m in Wills gym with Ross Halamay and his orchestra. Tickets are on sale in Kent hall at 1 50 per couple. Chaperones include Dean and Mrs Manchester and several faculty members. University women receive automatic one o clock permits.
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Newman Club
Frank Belgan
Wills Gym
Ross Halamay
Kent Hall
Raymond E. Manchester
George J. Altmann
Eleanor Mellert
John Hazard
Jane Fries
Broker To Speak At DSP Meeting
Lloyd E. Riegler of the Charles A. Riegler Co. Food Brokers of Cleveland will speak to members of Delta Sigma Pi business honorary Thursday at 7 p.m. in 217McG. Riegler discusses the food broker position in the American economy. Attendees welcome.
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Lloyd E. Riegler
Charles A. Riegler Co
Cleveland
Delta Sigma Pi
Riegler
Miss Kent State Election Rules Unchanged for Jan 26 Vote
Rules for this year's Miss Kent State election remain the same as the last student council vote. Voting occurs January 26 with two polling sites and activity cards as ID. A same day runoff will decide the tie between Jackie Duke and Shirley Edwards for junior secretary.
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Kent
Jackie Duke
Shirley Edwards
Free University Memberships Offered by Portage Choral Society
Free memberships in Portage County Choral Society available to interested university students. Funded by Messiah performance offerings, normally priced at ten dollars. Applications accepted in the music office until January 24, after which the offer ends. The group, directed by Caro Carapetyan, plans several concerts through winter and spring quarters.
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Portage County Choral Society
Ralph E. Hartzell
Caro Carapetyan
Debaters Gather For First Forensics Meeting
The quarter's first debate group meeting for forensics enthusiasts will be at 7 30 p m tomorrow in 315K. The group is led by James N Holm director of forensics.
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James N. Holm
Cornerstone Radio Workshop Seeks Six Male Actors
Director Dave Freed announces six male roles for the Saturday radio workshop play Cornerstone by Clem Scerback. Tryouts begin at 4 p.m. today in the workshop venue.
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Cornerstone
Clem Scerback
Dave Freed
Enrollment climbs toward five thousand five hundred
Registrar Charles Atkinson predicted total enrollment will reach 5,500 this week as 5,492 students are currently enrolled. He notes 3,015 veterans and 2,477 non veterans, with non veterans gradually closing the gap and the average student age easing toward prewar norms.
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Charles Atkinson
Atkinson
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Council of Foreign Relations
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DSP
Irv Wheatley
Wheatley
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