G M Chosen NTFC Chiefs For second all student show
Guisewite and Mouse were chosen by the Faculty Advisory committee to produce direct and write the second edition of the all student musical comedy revue No Time For Classes to be staged in the University auditorium May 1 and 2. All appointments come from speech office applications with the condition that every participant be eligible and maintain a 2 point average.
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Guisewite and Mouse
Guisewite and
Mouse
Last Marketing Lunch Today At Noon
Industrial marketing talks focus on north eastern Ohio industries by A. J. Masquelier of National Refining company Akron. Final session of the marketing class at Dow is on today at the Rowinhood under Professor Harold Nissley with supervision by Robert C. Sterley. Each session features an executive from a local business leading the discussion with students.
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Ohio
A. J. Masquelier
National Refining Company of
Akron
Rowinhood
Harold Nissley
College of Business Administration
Robert C. Sterley
University
Queen Candidates Trimmed In Burr Queen Slate
Burr editor Bill Schraegle announced revision of the Burr Queen slate after eligibility issues. Five candidates remain Marge Daubenspeck Alita Boecker Marge Thompson Marge Miller and Robin Keith with one to be elected queen and four maid of honor runners up. Voting January 22 and results at the January 24 Junior class dance in Wills gym.
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Burr
Wills Gym
Schraegle
Dr Burner to Speak on South America Tonight
Dr Willis Burner head of the foreign language department will speak before the International Relations Club tonight at 7 30 p m in 214 Kent Hall on South America He will introduce Gerald Reed Kent alumnus who has been working in Havana as a speaker.
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Willis Burner
International Relations A
Kent Hall
South America
Burner
Gerald Reed
Kent
Ha Vana
Rio Razes Nazis Fresh Says
Paul Brown a University freshman spoke about Nazi influence in South America during his five years there. He noted Germany ceased teaching German in a Rio de Janeiro school while Portuguese is required and praised Roosevelt's goodwill tour. He described student faculty relations as influenced by status and family connections, comparing them to Kent State students.
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Fran Murphey
South America
Paul Brown
Fifth Column
England
Brazil
Brown
United States
Rio de Janeiro
State
Pikers
Rio
Photo Deadline Set for Men's Union Contest
The photography contest sponsored by the Men's Union sets tomorrow at 4 p m as the submission deadline announced by Dale Rooks photography instructor.
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Men's Union
Dale Rooks
Explorer North Foretells Americas End
Arthur W. North, famed explorer, traveled 12 000 miles last summer and will present films and facts at Kent University Monday night at 8 15 to prove that the Americas will not fall before Hitler. He gathered observations on American and Mexican traditions and institutions during travels through Mexico, the United States and South America.
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Hitler
Arthur W. North
North
Mexico
United States
South America
North Africa
Western Hemisphere
Kent
Coed Goodmans to Feature in University Band Concert
Four clarinets form a quartet of University coeds to be featured Tuesday January 21 in the band concert directed by R. D. Metcalf. Joan Norris, Hazel Hawley, Zada Farmer, and Florence Gilbert will perform. The 45 piece women’s band opens the program, followed by the 100 piece University band with selections including My Hero, Spiritual River Overture, Vistas, and Stars and Stripes Forever.
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R. D. Metcalf
Joan Norris
Hazel Hawley
Zada Farmer
Florence Gilbert
Bach
Goldmark
Fill
Dean To Direct Drive Against Paralysis
Dean R. E. Manchester and two Kent State students will represent the university at an Infantile Paralysis association meeting tonight at the American Legion home in Kent. Student and faculty committees will run campus campaigns with half the funds staying in Kent for local work. in past years the university funded the effort with a President's Ball.
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R. E. Manchester
Kent State University
Infantile Paralysis Association
American Legion
North River Street
City of
Kent
State grant funds new outdoor bowl and ice ready for use
Kent State University wins a $2,600 state grant toward a large amphitheater behind Wills Gym with 7 000 to 10 000 seats. The plan includes three floodable winter tennis courts and use for pageants and outdoor commencements. Completion requires over $5,000. the School of Speech commits remaining funds.
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Matt Fenn
Kent State University
John W. Bricker
Larry Woodell
Wills Gym
Woodell
Karl C. Leebrick
HPE
School of Speech
Frank Whittemore
E. Turner Stump
School tennis courts flood prompt skating plans
See Comin take a peek behind Wills gymnas ium this morning. Larry Woodell the superintendent of maintenance says the tennis courts behind the gym have been flooded and if weather permits skating is assured today.
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Wills Gymnasium
Larry Woodell
Leebrick Returns From California
President K C Leebrick returns from a Pasadena trip after attending the Association of American Colleges meeting. He reports valuable contacts with leaders from the Association of American Universities and the Association of State Universities as the university seeks dual accreditation.
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Pasadena
Cal
K. C. Leebrick
Association of American Colleges At
Plan Unusual Program At Music Club Meeting
An unusual record listening program is planned for today’s Music Club meeting at 7 p m in room 2 of the music hall.
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Music Hall
New War Course Is Scheduled at Kent State
President K C Leebrick announced a new war economics course for next semester at Kent State. Dr C C Kochenderfer will teach the class, drawing on wartime economic needs and substitutes for scarce materials to prevent civilian and military demand chaos.
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Kent
K. C. Leebrick
C. C. Kochenderfer
United States
Kent State Committee On
Kochenderfer
Seniors To Meet Today To discuss dues and senior dance
Senior class members are asked to meet at 4 p m today in room 317 McGilvrey hall by President Ray Hromco. Question of class dues and plans for the senior dance must be settled at this meeting according to Hromco.
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McGilvrey Hall
Ray Hromco
Hromco
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