Noted Soprano to Give Recital Tomorrow
A noted soprano headlines a recital tomorrow with a luncheon at the Robinhood after the concert. Miss Regina Hanway invites reservations for students and faculty for the luncheon, followed by a reception in the Union from 4 p.m. sponsored by the Inter-Group Relations committee AAUW and International Relations club. The artist has toured extensively across the United States Canada Hawaii Central and South America and the Caribbean and joins a tour tally of at least 60. Mayner was introduced to music in 1938 by Serge Koussevsky conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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Robinhood
Regina Hanway
Maynor
American Association of University Women
International Relations Club
Canada
Hawaiian Islands
Central and South America
Caribbean Islands
Mayner
Serge Koussevyitsky
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Rubens Film Heads Two Showings At 104 Arts Tonight
Library and Audio Visual Center screens Rubens at 6 30 and 8 15 in the 104 Arts building. Free library tickets. Also shown CLEW week feature You Can Change The World about the Christopher movement, just over an hour. Co sponsored by the center and University library.
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Rubens
Arts Building
Clew Week
Titian
Michelangelo
Brueghel
Audio-Visual Center
University Library
University Health Center Hours This Quarter
The University Health Center will be open Monday through Friday 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m and Saturday 8 30 a m to 11 30 a m. Students may receive emergency care at any time. Excuses from classes require hospitalization infirmary treatment or a physician statement.
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University Health Center
Catholic students hear messages on faith and obedience
The Newman club at KSU held a religious program in the auditorium with Rev. Fr. Donoghue of the Redemptorists delivering two main messages about preserving religion and obeying parents and superiors. He urged exercising faith and noted the Fourth Commandment brings blessings. The week continues with an retreat at St Patrick's and a showing of You Can Change The World in the 104 Arts building with multiple showings planned.
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Frank Donoghue
KSU
Newman Club
Father Donaghue
Redemptorist
Pittsburgh
Father
St. Patrick’s Church
Joseph Kazimer
George Mulroy
St. Patrick’s
Kazimer
Christopher Movement
Grads To Sign For Student Teaching
Prospective June or August graduates must register for student teaching by February 1. Dr. A L Heer, director of student teaching, says students should report to 204 University School and file a spring quarter schedule to ensure timely teaching assignments.
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A. L. Heer
Heer
University School
Rushing List Open This Week for Pledge Signups
Prospective fraternity pledges must sign in the dean of men's office McGilvrey hall this week. Names stay on the list for one year or two pledge periods. First quarter freshmen and transfer students eligible. A two point average required to pledge.
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Dean of Men
McGilvrey Hall
WKSU Adds Tape Shows Signals Expanded Schedule
WKSU-FM adds NAEB tape network programs and extends daily broadcasting from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. weekdays. Professor Walton D. Clarke notes the service brings music drama and public affairs from four points globally, aided by new high fidelity equipment.
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Walton D. Clarke
Radio Workshop
Wksu-Fm
NAEB
Sockman Urges Religion as Map to World Peace
Ralph Sockman told 2500 Protestant students in the MPE building that religion offers a life map and the best path to solving international problems. He described faith as a mental attitude and the will to believe, urging a life philosophy to guide future goals and values.
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MPE
Ralph Sockman
Sockman
National Radio
Medea Tickets Go On Sale For University Play
University Theatre to present Euripides Medea next week in the University auditorium opening Wednesday Jan 23 for four performances. Jackie Gelbman stars as Medea with Si Lee as Jason. a 17 member cast includes Leguillon Remmy Zaderecky Aviolotus Brechbuhler Watt Hallam Zucchero Montgomery Mayhew Johnson Murrosh Meeks Tinker and others. Prof G Harry Wright of KSU directs with Marcia Hill as assistant. Tickets go on sale tomorrow morning in the corridor between Kent hall and the Atrium with free admission for activity card holders and 60 cents for extra tickets.
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University Theatre
Kent Hall
Robinson Jeffers
Jackie Gelbman
Miss Gelbman
Harvey
Cleveland
Si Lee
Jason
Lee
Joyce Meeks
Helen Tinker
Joe Zucchero
Daniel Montgomery
Harold Mayhew
Dick Johnson
Chad Murrosh
Harry Wright
KSU
Marcia Hill
Billie Dawn
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Dorothy Maynor
Miss Maynor
Donoghue
Ernie Mazza
Grads
WKSU
National Association of Educational Broadcasters
Kent
By Ed Gabrosek
Ence
Gene Hartzell
Assembly Committee
George A. Bowman
Joanne Harper
University
WAKR
Medea
See
Gelbman
Joan Leguillon
Norma Remmy
Marie Zaderecky
Gus Aviolotus
Dale Brechbuhler
Dennis Watt
Jane Hallam
Rice Hershey
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