500 Percent Rise in Veterans Orientation Enrolment
Raymond K Moran reports a 500 percent enrolment increase for a freshman veterans orientation course at Kent State. The winter quarter hosted 114 students, up from 22 last fall, as the program aims to address veterans complaints and liaise with university authorities. Speakers include Veterans Administrator Dewey Barich, coach Trevor Rees, university physician Lena M English, and an expert on veterans insurance.
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Raymond K. Moran
Moran
Kent State
Veterans
Dewey Barich
Trevor Rees
Lena M. English
Professor Denker Schedules Recitals
Professor Fred Denker head of the university music school schedules three recitals for next month. He performs Feb. 5 at the University of Richmond in Virginia, Feb. 7 at Coker College in Hartsville South Carolina, and Feb. 12 at the university marking his return after 114 years away for study.
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Fred Denker
University School of Music
Denker
University of Richmond
Virginia
Coker College
Hartsville
S. C
Former Students Welcome Baby Girl Jeryl Lynn
Sgt and Mrs Jerald Elliot announce the birth of a 6 pound 4 ounce girl born December 31 1945 christened Jeryl Lynn. Sgt Elliot from the college of education and Eleanor Hildebrand from liberal arts plan to return to the university to complete their senior year after his discharge from the army.
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Jerald Elliot
The
University
Jeryl Lynn
Sgt. Elliot
College of Education
Army
YMCA Meeting Today
YMCA will meet in Room 302 Merrill Hall today at 4 p m. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming programs and member activities.
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YMCA
Merrill Hall
Dr Corey Returns to Campus After 24 Year Military Leave
Dr. C. S. Corey, economics professor, returns to Kent campus following a 24 year leave spent training aerial navigators in Kingsville Texas. He recalls the first four months as the hardest training and notes he and friends would vent at the instructor. He compares navigators training to Pan American Airways prewar programs and expresses relief at being back with his family and a home with telephone.
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C. S. Corey
Kingsville
Tex
Corey
Phi Beta Phi Holds Smoker Tomorrow
Unaffiliated men are invited to a Phi Beta Phi smoker tomorrow evening January 17 at 603 East Main Street. The house will stay open all night, with emphasis on time after the Akron U game, per committee members Al Geigey Bill French Ralph Wilde and Harlan McGrail.
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Phi Beta Phi Fraternity
E. Main St
al Geigey
Bill French
Ralph Wilde
Harlan McGrail
Akron U
Spanish Club Elects Officers at Tomorrow Meeting
Spanish club members will elect officers at a meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 p m in Room 312 Merrill Hall.
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Merrill Hall
French Club Elects New Members Tonight
Election of officers will be held tonight at 6 30 p m during the French club meeting at Miss Helen Machan s home 303 Wilson avenue.
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Helen Machan
Wilson Ave
Wesley Holds Services Weekly Prayer Discussion
Wesley Foundation members are invited to attend Wednesday prayers at 7 p.m. in the training school Room 200 for discussion and reflection.
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Wesley Foundation
Home Echears Of Foreign Customs
Greek Polish and Chinese customs were explained by three freshmen girls at a Home Economics club meeting. Bess Constantine spoke on Greece, Jessie Kaminski on Poland, and Margaret Yee on China. Authentic costumes and household articles illustrated their talks with Ruth Margaret Meyers in charge.
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Home Economics
Bess Constantine
Greece
Jessie Kaminski
Poland
Margaret Yee
China
Ruth Margaret Meyers
Lowry Annual Snow Ball Dances Into Holiday Spirit
Fifty couples danced to Marian Miller and her all girl band at Lowry hall for the annual Snow Ball. The event ran from 9 to 12 p m in Moulton hall music room with a snow man centerpiece and snowball programs. Intermission featured punch and songs by the girls.
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Marian Miller
Lowry Hall
Moulton Hall
Psychology Students Conduct Experimental Clinic Tests
Under Dr. George R. Bach a group of psychology students at the university guidance and testing clinic run experiments on how major political events and weather affect pregnant women. They visit maternity wards, interview patients, and record data. One student studies play therapy for neurotic children while Bach will present findings on the father complex at the Society for Research in Child Development meeting in St. Louis.
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George R. Bach
University Guidance and Testing Clinic
Psychological Clinic
Bach
National Research Council
The
Society For Research In Child
Phi Sigma Xi initiates twelve new members
Twelve pledges of the science honor society Phi Sigma Xi became active at Thursday’s meeting. The new initiates are Marie Barzan, Marilyn Benton, Howard Dillon, Barbara Graff, Ruth Klein, Helen Klika, Beryl Knox, Esther Pittman, Mary Geraldine Rapp, Margaret Worth, Pauline Williams and Marilyn Wilms.
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Phi Sigma Xi
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Marie Barzan
Marilyn Benton
Howard Dillon
Barbara Graff
Ruth Klein
Helen Klika
Beryl Knox
Esther Pittman
Mary Geraldine Rapp
Margaret Worth
Pauline Williams
Marilyn Wilms
Engleman Elects Plans Faculty Tea
Carol Linder and Doris Wilkes are elected social co chairs of Engleman hall. Kay Galay becomes dormitory secretary after resignations of Phoebe Steiner Jeri Petzel and Peg Kepner. The faculty tea moves from Christmas to Valentine day with committees led by Civia Berman Grace Padrutt Shirley Ackeroyd and Glenna Hopewell.
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Carol Linder
Doris Wilkes
Engleman Hall
Kay Galay
Phoebe, Steiner
Jeri Petzel
Peg Kepner
Miss Linder
Miss Wilkes
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