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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1948
Page
1
Polls open from 9 to 5 at the gym entrance for the Miss Kent State election. Student council members with Blue Key and Cardinal Key assist. activity tickets verify registrations. Dance tickets total over 400 sold by 11 a.m. with 700 printed and some held for alumni.
Blue Key will award a trophy to the sorority selling the most copies of the 1948 Directory. Frank Vendely, business manager of the book, announced today. Each sorority will have a day to sell the book and will be assigned the day by a drawing.
Twelve cast members performed in a modern version of Antigone, with Dorothy Ayre in the title role. Muriel Lewis and Wesley Egan directed acting and technical work, as James McLean served as stage manager and Janet Gillespie assisted. Lois Dolhar handled costumes and Miriam Pugh makeup, with George Ebel on lighting and Julia Ross on sound. Publicity was by Roy Patterson and Ed Shelton. Evening shows start 8:15, matinee 1:30 Saturday.
Dr. Donald E. Anthony head of the department of business administration will address the Faculty Women’s club at 8 tonight in Moulton Hall music room. The topic is Some Viewpoints of An Arbitrator.
Instructor Lewis K Harris left a 260 seat political science class in rush after Dr H D Byrne whispered that a funny bird was present. Harris hurried to Ravenna Robinson Memorial hospital where his wife Cassandra Lou Harris had a seven pound one ounce baby girl born.
The Detroit Times announces a new award named the Detroit Times trophy for the feature picture winner in the annual photography short course. Prof James A Fosdick announces Axel Bahnsen as clinic conductor running March 23 to 26. Entry deadline is March 10.
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas F. Wall announced an extension of the registration deadline for military science courses to tomorrow due to increased freshmen enrollment. Classes begin Monday, he said.
Fall quarter totals show 1154 honor students across liberal arts business administration and education. Liberal arts boasted 4.0 averages for 15 straight A undergraduates with many others in the 3.50 to 3.99 range. business administration had 15 straight A achievers and 74 in 3.50 to 3.99, while education listed 17 straight A students and 87 in 3.50 to 3.99.
Five members of the Oberlin College debate team will attend the fourth legislative assembly of the Northeast Ohio Debate conference on Saturday January 17. The series mirrors the U S Congress with the topic What should be done to ensure peaceful relations among nations. Representing KSU are Jean Cook Norman Bertellotti Joan Fiocca Miriam Pugh and George Taimuty. They will also join an Ohio legislative assembly at Ohio State University in March.
Musicians are urged to contact George W. Williams to join the annual production No Time For Classes. Opportunities focus on show experience and original music work.
The Saturday drama clinic for high school students in northeastern Ohio is forecast to be the best attended of its kind in the United States with about 400 teachers and students expected from over 25 high schools. Cleveland schools lead with six attendees. Columbiana HS travels the farthest. Prof. E Turner Stump and G Harry Wright foresee demonstrations on play production to improve high school drama. Students register at 9 a.m. in the atrium and attend a university auditorium meeting hosted by President George A Bowman.
A weekly series begins tonight at 7 30 in 312M with a program of Bach Mozart and Schumann. It features pianist Myra Hess performing Schumann Concerto in A minor with orchestra. The event runs under 75 minutes.
Phillip A. Ruggiero a business administration student is reported in favorable condition at St Thomas hospital Akron after an appendectomy Tuesday night. He was rushed to the hospital Tuesday following severe abdominal pains.
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