Advertising Exams Open To All Planned For Feb 19
All university students may take aptitude examinations for advertising to be held at the Cleveland Advertising club headquarters in Hotel Statler on February 19. Sponsored by the American Association of Advertising Agencies the exams were previously limited to college seniors. The move aims to help students gauge advertising aptitude and adjust their study plans accordingly. Applications must be filed by February 5 with T. S. Case registrar of the A A A A examination committee care of Fuller Smith and Ross Inc 1501 Euclid Ave Cleveland Ohio. Over 1 000 students and veterans have taken the exams in the past three years.
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Cleveland Advertising Club
Hotel Statler
American Association of Advertising Agencies
T. S. Case
A.A.A. A
Fuller, Smith & Ross, Inc
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Top Hop Dance Heads Chosen
Social committee names committee heads for the Top Hop. Jack Schrimplin leads decorations, Tom Welsh publicity, Priscilla Thompson ticket sales, and Roger Howard general chairman. Shep Fields will perform from 9 to midnight on January 28. Semi formal event. tuxedos preferred. Tickets go on sale January 24.
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Jack Schrimplin
Tom Welsh
Priscilla Thompson
Roger Howard
Shep Fields
Northeastern Ohio Weekly Holds Winter Social at Canton
The Northeastern Ohio Weekly Association will hold its winter social meeting at the Onesto Hotel in Canton tomorrow evening at 6 30. A film titled A Letter from America supplied by Goodyear will be shown. The sole business is the inauguration of a new president. Students and faculty may attend the dinner and meeting for 3 dollars per person by seeing Prof William Taylor in the Journalism office today.
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Tire Northeastern Ohio Weekly Association
Onesto Hotel
Canton
Avening
America
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
William Taylor
Booster Advisory Group Meeting Slated for 210 K Half Monday
The Booster Advisory Group will convene at 210 K at 4 p.m. Monday to approve officers chosen by the executive committee. Members in the booster club are urged to attend and participate in the governance of the group.
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Booster Club Advisory Committee
Hate School Work A While From Labor Market Today
Construction remains at a high peak with demand for bricklayers carpenters and masons nationwide. Wages are high with bricklayers earning up to 24 dollars per day while even apprentices in other trades see rising incomes.
First Winter Dance Tonight at Wills Gym
The Winter Whirl, the first all university informal dance of the quarter, will be held tonight in Wills gym. Sponsored by the Newman club, it features winter decorations and runs from 9 30 p m to 12 30 a m. University women receive one o clock permits. tickets cost 1 50 per couple and are on sale in Kent hall.
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Wills Gym
Newman Club
Kent Hall
Psi Chi Talk Set At 317 McGarry Next Tuesday
G V Donley psychologist at Cuyahoga Falls receiving hospital addresses Psi Chi members at 317 McGarry at 7 30 p m next Tuesday in an invited talk by the National Psychology Honorary.
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G. V. Donley
Cuyahoga Falls Receiving Hospital
Will
Psi Chi
Amner Chosen As Speaker At Convention
Dr. Dewey F. Amner head of foreign language discusses electronic devices in foreign language teaching to the Spanish and Portuguese section at the 32nd Central States Modern Language Teachers Convention in Cleveland. About 300 professors from 14 states attend. he previously spoke at the 1942 Detroit meeting.
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Amner
Dewey F. Amner
Cleveland
Dr. Amner
Choir Meet for Portage County Choral Group Sessions
Members of the Portage County choral group under Prof Caro Carapetyan will meet January 17 and 24 in 119K at 8 p.m.
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Portage County Choral Group
Caro Carapetyan
Slow Walk Hop Queen Race extends deadline
Council extended the deadline to Tuesday Jan 18 at 4 p.m. for applications to Wheatley. Applicants must be juniors or seniors with at least a 2.5 cumulative average and submit a letter stating qualifications.
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Play. Council
Wheatley
OSU Hears Dr. Hadley at Student Personnel Conference
Dr. Hadley director of student advising will speak at Ohio State university tonight. W. W. Charters professor emeritus of Ohio State key speaker. Hadley to cover Remedial Counseling in morning session with faculty members Dr. Arnold Prof. Diles and Dr. Winslow also attending.
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Loren §. Hadley
Ohio State University
Ohio
W. W. Charters
Ohio State
Hadley
Dwight L. Arnold
Dorothy V. Diles
Charles N. Winslow
Little Symphony Scheduled Again
A 30 piece group described by Life as among the best miniature orchestras returns here after drawing 1400 people last year. The ensemble repeats its program to entertain local music lovers in a city venue.
Munzenmayer Gives Views On 49 Grads Job Prospects
Dr. Munzenmayer notes graduates with elementary education or secretarial training will find jobs easily and select positions, while general educated graduates without training will be hardest to place. Engineers draftsmen dietitians chemists pharmacists and salesmen are in demand. The largest number will leave Kent this year with many veterans among them. Openings for HPE majors teaching positions may grow crowded. women HPE majors have opportunities. Secre taries and stenographers face strong salaries in business offices, and overall the employment outlook is not bad.
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Munzenmayer
Kent
Business
Allied Studies
Social Card Rules Cut to Five Days for Campus Events
The university social committee reduced the filing window for fraternity sorority and independent group activities to five days for dances and house functions. The ten day rule remains for filing cards before dances. Cards listing all details must be submitted to Dean of Women Adam Hyatt five days in advance. The committee will enforce the new rule.
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Adam
Hyatt
Social Committee
Photo Film on Modern Photo Engraving Shown Today
Students may view a full color film titled Modern Photo Engraving produced by Eastman Kodak Company. Prof. James A. Fosdick will present the review of recent developments in photo-engraving at 2 p.m. in 462 McG. Students interested in the field are invited to attend.
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James A. Fosdick
Eastman Kodak Company
Short Stories Due Today for Stater Contest
Campus writers face today’s deadline for next week’s Stater short story contest. Awards go to weekly winners with five dollars per winning entry. Manuscripts must be typewritten and double spaced. no word limit, confined to short story. Judges are Arthur DuBois Regina Hanway and Nancy Willerton from English.
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Arthur DuBois
Regina Hanway
Nancy Willerton
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Board of Trustees
Chuck Fletcher
Bill Fulmer
Fulmer
Council
Bill Criswell
Osu
Dr. Hadley
Little’ Symphony
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