Sophomores and Juniors Rally For Dues Drive Event
Sophomore and junior classes renew rivalry by racing for class dues with a March 28 combined dance. Two atrium flag tables start Monday signaling daily winner pennants. 50 cent dues based on enrollment percentage. Coordinators include Margaret Lewis and Jane McDowell. Octet by Marian Zupan. activity card stamping for sophomores.
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Margaret Lewis
Alita Boecker
George Corden
Jane Parry
Jane McDowell
Emily Estes
Marian Zupan
Alumni Paper to List University Service Men
The Alumnus editor Mrs Betty Champney announced that the monthly alumni paper will print a list of University men in the armed forces. The lists will classify men by their place and branch of service.
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Betty Champney
The
Alumnus
Kent Stater
Schedules To Be Ready Seniors Register First
Registrar E C Stopher said schedules will be available Monday so seniors can prepare trial programs for next semester. Seniors will fill them Monday and juniors Tuesday, sophomores Wednesday, and freshmen Thursday and Friday. Registration completes during exam week January 26 to 30.
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E. C. Stopher
Stopher
Students Preview Vocal And Piano Solos At Recital
Harold E Miles and Joseph Lupkiewicz present a second student recital in the University auditorium at 4 p m featuring vocal solos by Robert Shaffer Marjorie Jane Gatts Rose Christ Rose Marie Roth Dorothy Kearns and Ruth West and piano pieces by Mary Crutchfield Lois Youtzy Marian Zupan and others under the school of music.
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Harold E. Miles
Joseph Lupkiewicz
University
Fred H. Denker
School of Music
Rose Christ
Buononcini
Rose Marie Roth
Marie
Franz
Dorothy Kearns
Purcell
Ruth West
Morgan
Strauss
Palmgren
Mary Crutchfield
Claire de Lune
Debussy
Lois Youtzy
Mozart
Marian Zupan
Bach
Books To Leave University For Photo Job In New York
Dale Rooks, an instructor in photography at the University, will resign at semester end for a feature photographer post with the PM in New York. Professor William Taylor announces the move with administration approval and board consideration. Rooks, in his third semester, previously worked on Muskegon Chronicle. He was spotted during a photography short course led by Prof. A C Smith.
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Dale Books
New York
William Taylor
School of Journalism
Taylor
Rooks
Muskegon Chronicle
Muskegon
Mich
Students Sign For Defense Aid
Registration of university students for defense work starts in room 303 Merrill Hall. Miss Jeanne Parrish announces the register is for emergency use only, with sessions tomorrow and next week from 9 to 12 morning and 1 to 4 afternoon. The Young Women’s Christian Association and University Defense Council sponsor the effort.
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Merrill Hall
Jeanne Parrish
Phister Breaks Ankle On Icy Steps
Jean Phister, secretary of the freshman class, fractured her ankle after a fall on icy steps at Lowry hall and now uses crutches. Winter weather also injured Helen Humphrey, a sophomore in education, who broke her left wrist after slipping on a downtown sidewalk.
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Jean Phister
Lowry Hall
Helen Humphrey
Bangham Returns to Kent After Akron Hospital Stay
Donald F. Bangham, accounting instructor, came back to Kent from People's hospital in Akron after weeks of recuperation from pneumonia. His condition is improved but he will resume teaching next semester.
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Donald F. Bangham
Kent
People’s Hospital
Akron
Oil tanker Norris torpedoed off Nantucket near Rhode Island
An oil tanker named Norris was torpedoed sixty miles off Nantucket Point last night marking the first sighting of foreign craft near American shores since the last World War.
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Rhode Island
Providence
R. I
Norris
Nantucket Point
Tri Sigs Quit Greeks As Election Nears
Sigma Sigma Sigma withdrew from the Greek party after a unanimous vote at a special meeting. Betty Bowles, president, cited ineffectiveness and disorganization of the party. Kay Maloney last year and Jane Higgins this year were noted as student leaders. Bowles added no third party or candidate for Miss Kent State.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma
Kappa Sigma Chi
Betty Bowles
Tri-Sigs
Pan-Hellenic
Tri Sigs
Kay Maloney
Jane Higgins
Kent State
Miss Bowles
Bob Cook
Stamps Ready for Bomber Club Members at KSU
University treasurer's office will issue defense stamps to KSU Bomber club members. Envelopes for pledges were attached to state distribution boxes today, with many already deposited. A daily box score will list the destroyed axis ships and the stamps purchased for each craft, including battleship one dollar and destroyer and submarine options.
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KSU
Ray Moran
Moran
U. S
Washington
War Economy Talk on Consumer Role This Saturday
Dr. Harry D. Wolfe H. R. Niss ley and Ray Moran will discuss the consumer’s position in the 1942 war economy during a Radio workshop presentation at 7 30 p m Saturday.
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Harry D. Wolfe
H. R. Nissley
Ray Moran
Independents Set Meeting for Kent State Election Plans
The Independent party announces an open meeting today at 4 p.m. in 219 Kent Hall to discuss plans for the election of Miss Kent State. Kenny Davis, the party president, said the session will outline campaign strategy and candidate information.
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Kent State
Independent Party
Kent Hall
Kenny Davis
Journalists to vacate Scoop Coop as women plan takeover
University journalism house faces closure next semester due to graduation draft and job exits. Twenty five freshman women, fourteen sophomores, one junior, and two seniors prepare to occupy the 528 E Summit Street home for the duration. Eight men expected to return, five under draft age.
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Journalism House
E. Summit Street
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Fea
Robert Shaffer
Giannini
Marjorie Jane Gatts
Durand
Grieg
A. C. Smith
Baylor University
Dale
Phister
Bangham
Jane Ardens
Frances Maisch
Journalism
Gamma Sigma Phi
Donna Payden
Sob Sisters
Miss Payden
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