20 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1948
Page
1
About 375 high school students attended the Northeastern Ohio Drama clinic despite severe weather, a record compared with 34 last year. Delegations from 40 schools joined Miss Judy Steup of Fairview high school Dayton and 50 from Newton Falls.
Council of Presidents to meet at 4 in 214K as chairman Curt Sarff announced. Martha Lansinger will speak on allocations committee duties and functions. Presidents of all collegiate organizations are urged to attend.
Prof. Andrew Paton attended an Aerial Planning committee meeting in Columbus. The committee, formed January 9, was sent to Washington to approach Congress on veteran flight training.
The Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship sponsors a film titled The God of The Atoms scheduled for 3 p.m. in 317 McG. All science enthusiasts are invited. The class planned for 317 McG today will relocate to 219K.
The Kent Y club will hold a formal induction service at Kent Christian Church tonight. Members should gather in room 219K at 7 30 PM.
Two new physicians join the Kent State University dispensary on a temporary basis. Dr Woodrow Murphy, a Kent pre medical student turned Western Reserve graduate, did an internship at Charity hospital Cleveland and served in the Army in the Philippines and Korea before returning. Dr Gloria Hilker, Northwestern and Illinois Medical School graduate, interned at Charity hospital New Orleans and will pursue internal medicine study in Chicago after leaving Kent.
Sophomore class portraits for the Chestnut Burr will be taken today and tomorrow at 10 a.m. 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. in the art gallery. Students who missed Monday appointments may attend today at the listed times but those who did not make appointments will not be photographed.
A photographer from the Chestnut Burr will photograph the Russian Arts Club at 5 p.m. in 115K. The club plans a noon meeting in 108K.
The Association of American Colleges rejected the Universal Military Training bill at its Cincinnati meeting led by Dean John R. Spicer. It also opposed a tax exemption proposal and urged studying discrimination while proposing a tolerance-promoting commission.
Lens and Shutter camera club meets at 7:30 in 303K to judge and select TGIF pictures for a spring salon show. James A. Fos dick assists as photography professor with faculty students and townspeople invited to attend.
The Student Council rejected a 1500 allocation for a university chair and a 75.78 grant for Stadium Drive operating expenses. Martha Lansinger urged funds be reallocated while a special committee, led by Tom Davey, will study options including another fund or a campus entertainment program.
A Student Steering Committee appointed by the central drive committee will coordinate campus fundraising for stadium funds. Led by Tom Davey the group includes Herm Speck Peggy Pinkerton Roger Howard John Thomas Jeanne Cook and editor John W. Finn. The committee will direct student efforts while debate continues over reallocating a $1500 surplus without student approval.
The final session of the Leadership Training for Church School Workers is tonight at the Training school. Dr Joseph Politella lectures on Christian Thinking and Christian Living. Other instructors include Rev Ronald Reed Miss La Donna Bogardus and Miss Ruth Lister who teaches Christian education at Schauffler College Cleveland.
Prof. and Mrs. Kenneth Byler of the music school staff present the first 1948 faculty recital tonight in the auditorium. The program begins at 8 15 p.m. with violin solos by Byler and piano accompaniment by his wife. The program features Vivaldi and Beethoven sonatas along with Bach Toccata in D Major Chausson Poeme and works by Debussy and Ravel. Eyler is an assistant professor and his wife an instructor in the department.
The senior class will meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. in 317 McGilvary. Frank Carroll Jr., class president, asks all seniors graduating through June to attend as they discuss the cost of graduation and purchase of commencement announcements.
The YWCA hosts a 7 p.m. meeting in 219K to recognize members and introduce all new members to the cabinet.
Dean John Reed Spicer announces that liberal arts seniors expecting March graduation should report to the liberal arts office if they have not yet done so. The notice targets seniors who have not completed reporting steps.
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