NTFC May Be Cancelled Musical Production At NTFC In Doubt
E Turner Stump head of the NTFC school of speech announced likely cancellation of the annual musical No Time For Classes. Don Harris resigned as producer due to lack of available orchestra and feature performers. Harris sought 200 dollars from the committee fund but only 75 was granted. total allotment to be returned. NTFC committee chair G Harry Wright said no formal cancellation decision has been made.
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E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Stump
Don Harris
Stan Mouse
Bill Guisewite
Harris
Entertainment Committee
G. Harry Wright
NTFC
B. F. Renkert
Kenneth Pringle
Harold Miles
Trial Programs Set For Monday Registration Prep
ER C Stopher registrar announced trial programs will be made out Monday January 19 in preparation for second semester registration. Each class will have a separate day next week to complete its trial schedules.
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ER. C. Stopher
Stopher
NYA Fund Rest Of Year To Continue
Leo B. Jacobs announced continued NYA funding for the remainder of the school year to University administration. Dr. L. H. Munzenmayer noted a recent curtailment in monthly allotments but said most current workers may continue through year end. No new students or replacements will be added, with a shortened work period May 10 to June 8.
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NYA
Leo B. Jacobs
L. H. Munzenmayer
Munzenmayer
Jacobs
Mr. Jacobs
Soph Class Sets Final Theatre Party Plans
The sophomore class will finalize arrangements for a theatre party at a meeting Wednesday at 4 p m in Kent Hall room 219. John Lemak, the class president, announced the meeting yesterday.
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Kent Hall
John Lemak
CPT Opens Applications for Second Semester
CPT announces second semester applications for its Civilian Pilot Training program. Only male US citizens 19 to 25 may apply. 30 completed hours needed for primary, 60 hours for secondary, with rigid standards and a single physical exam. Applicants must be recommended by Director Adrian Van Wyen and cannot be currently in military duty orders.
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Adrian van Wyen
CPT
van Wyen
Civilian
Aeronautic Authority
United States
Schedule of exams for the last week in January
A schedule listing examinations planned for the final week of January is available on page three of the Stater today.
Psi Chi Radio Program Discusses Clear Thinking Today
Psi Chi national psychology honor will host a radio workshop on Station WADC Ak ron at 4 p m. The discussion centers on how chaos affects college students and their vocational goals after leaving the university. The Kent program opens with Beethoven and includes readings, piano solos by Allan Cope, and vocal numbers by Marjorie Gatts.
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Psi Chi
National Psychology Honorary
WADC
Ron
Kent
Rupert Hughes
Allan Cope
Marjorie Gatts
Cope
Debussey
Scarlatti
Durante
Edward Grieg
The Name Band Still a Secret
University officials signed the contract for the name band while the booking agency has yet to make it official. A committee member called it the number one social event of the year, noting another member finds the band good but knows little about it due to late broadcasts.
UDC Approves Defense Registry Plan for University Students
The University defense council approved a plan sponsored by the Young Women’s Christian Association to register students for defense work. The spokesman stressed registration is voluntary. Council members see it as a way to identify student talents for civilian defense efforts.
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Young Women's Christian Association
University Defense Council
UDC
Vote Of Confidence In Board Sanctions Recreational Funds
The student council approved 7687 from student activity fees to finish tennis court work behind Wills gym after a lengthy session with a university board of trustees member. The vote, though unanimous, kept that using activity fees for construction as undesirable, framing approval as confidence in the trustees. The council noted the attorney general requirements may not have been met and that further steps may be needed.
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O. K
Wills Gymnasium
University Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
Dorothy Liedschlag
Student Council
Board of Trustee
Council
Joe Hart
Wills Gym
Joe Blair
War Time Forum on Fine Arts Sees Kenyon Figures
A university forum at 7 p m in room 317 Mc Gilvrey hall will discuss how the war crisis may affect the arts. Guest speaker John Crowe Ransom editor of the Kenyon Review and Kenyon College poetry professor will address the panel including Dr John L Blair Dr Grace Sherrer and E Ladislaw Novotny.
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University Forum
McGilvrey Hall
Maurice Baum
John Crowe Ransom
Kenyon Review
Arts and Letters
Ransom
Tennessee
Kenyon College
Kenyon
Vanderbilt University
The
John L. Blair
College of Education
Grace Sherrer
E. Ladislaw Novotny
K P Club Penny Drive Continues for Kent Staters
The Kindergarten-Primary club reports $23.50 collected last week with six boxes pending as they fund sending Kent Staters to University men in the service. Dean Raymond E. Manchester announced the ongoing drive collects books and magazines for service members and will run through the semester end.
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Kent Staters
Raymond E. Manchester
University May Permit Graduation In Three Years
E C Stopher the registrar announced a policy expansion allowing graduation in three years after a council meeting. The plan includes a three point program enabling high school entrants next semester and expanded summer courses across education liberal arts and business administration. Students will be urged to request needed courses from their deans if unavailable.
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E. C. Stopher
Kent
College of Education
Colleges of Liberal Arts and Business Administration
Stopher
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