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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1950

Page

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Atomites Hear Dr Darrow On Nuclear Energy Facts

Dr Karl K Darrow of Bell Labs speaks in the university course Problems of the Atomic Age on The Basic Facts of Nuclear Energy. The lecture outlines nucleus structure and energy release. Series features talks by Atomic Energy Commission staff and university figures with a film and quiz to close the Feb 2 meeting.

Karl K. Darrow Bell Telephone Laboratories Darrow University of Chicago University of Paris University of Berlin University of Lyon France Lawrence W. Tuttle Division of Biology and Medicine United States Atomic Energy Commission

Boyd Speaks To Faculty At Open House

Julian P. Boyd, Princeton librarian and author of four books, will address Kent State University Rockwell Memorial library faculty at the annual open house. He will illustrate with slides on planning the Firestone Memorial library and highlight new additions and services including Baskerville, Breeches, and Rogers folio Bibles.

Julian P. Boyd Princeton University Kent State University Rockwell Memorial Library Boyd Princeton Firestone Memorial Library University University of Pennsylvania New York State Historical Association Historical Society of Pennsylvania Phi Beta Kappa Duke University Franklin and Marshall

Pi Sigma Alpha installs Alpha Omega chapter on campus

Thirty four students and seven faculty members join the national political science honor society at a Wednesday ceremony in a Christian church. Dr Ben A Arneson leads services as national president and Ohio Wesleyan political science head. New officers and members include Eugene Berrodin Archer Lyle and many others.

Pi Sigma Alpha The Christian Church Alpha Omega United States Ben A. Arneson Ohio Wesleyan Political Science John Reed Spicer Roy Sherman Akron University Kase Alpha Alpha Chapter H. D. Byrne Earl W. Crecraft Mona Fletcher Charles M. Knapp James K. Olsen Paul C. Kitchin, Jr Eugene A. Pyle Oscar H. Ibele, Jr Galen H. Frantz Stanley E. Dewey Forest E. Abbuhl Eugene F. Berrodin Robert W. Blakemore Donald L. Brown Robert C. Brown Donald J. Bader William R. Coleman James L. Conn Albert J. Cosler Ermatinger Thomas L. Fiedler Francis P. Devaney Donald A. Howard E. Haskins Neil J. Heaslip Harry K. Jeanneret Edward M. Lavery William E. Lyle George E. Martin Miriam J. Mitchell James C. O’grady George Scriven, Jr Leonard M. Snider Alfred P. Tischendorf Michael N. Varveris Donald F. Vosper Irvin R. Wheatley John F. Wilhelm Clarence R. Williams

Tickets on sale for University theater Philadelphia Story

University theater presents Philadelphia Story directed by Earle E. Curtis with an all veteran cast. Performances run January 26 27 and 28 at 8 15 p m in the auditorium. Tickets 60 cents general admission and student tickets with activity or UT cards. Jane Gates leads as Tracy Lord with Caroline Arnold Rick Uray and others in the cast.

Earle E. Curtis University Theater Group Tracy Lord Caroline Arnold Rick Uray Uray WAKR Akron Bill McGaw Lea Baumann al Newman Gene Mekler Dolores Clark Ed Spence Melba Descenna Ernie Mauer Cal Currens Si Lee Jessica Perry Charles Pressons

Midweek Hops Promote Formal Attire in Union Ballr oom

Large attendance at the Midweek Hops in the Student Union ballroom prompts Prof. George J. Altman to urge men to wear suit coats and ties. He notes the Union surroundings are more formal than the gym where dances were held before.

Student Union George J. Altman

Radock Addresses Army Air Corps Public Info Officers

Michael J. Radock associate professor of journalism and university public relations director spoke at Wright Patterson Air Base Dayton to the Army Air Corps Public Information officers convention. He presented What Is Public Relations and will join sessions and a base tour before returning to Kent tomorrow.

Michael J. Radock Army Air Corps Wright-Patterson Dayton Radock Kent

ISA Dance Tonight at Moulton Hall

The ISA hosts a square dance in Moulton hall music room from 8 p.m. to 11 30 p.m. The event is free for members while non members pay 25 cents admission.

ISA Moulton Hall Music Room

Junior group meeting announced for dues committee

Kenneth Brown, chairman of the junior dues committee, calls a meeting Tuesday January 24 at 4 in room 206SU. All committee members are requested to attend.

Kenneth Brown

Park Barrel trophy plan sparks student council clash

The Men's Union rejected the Student Council suggestion for three trophies and voted to award two first and two second places in both men's and women's divisions. The council had proposed separate trophies for best skits by a sorority, fraternity and independent group. Tom Welsh defended the two-tier plan as ensuring top entertainment. Women's League has not announced its stance. Meanwhile the Men’s Union set a President’s banquet committee with Carl Nagle chairing, joined by Don Friedman and Chuck Cook.

Men’s Union Student Council Park Barrel Tom Welsh Men's Union Women’s League Carl Nagle Don Friedman Chuck Cook

Honorary Cadet Colonel Slate Sought by ROTC

ROTC seeks applicants for the Honorary Cadet Colonel title. Forms are available from Lt. Col. Thomas F. Wall in the old Hub Monday through Wednesday. Photos by Frank Hill Studio are free and sent to Scabbard and Blade for finalist selection. Finalists named Feb. 7 by the corps cadets. the Colonel and attendants to be crowned at the Akron Military Ball Feb. 21. George McClellan in charge. Ginny Vaughn was last year’s Colonel.

ROTC Thomas F. Wall Old Hub Frank Hill Studio Corp Akron George McClellan Ginny Vaughn

Sophomores Urged to Pay Dues Today

Today is the last day to pay sophomore dues from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at a table between Merrill Hall and the Atrium. By noon yesterday only 85 of about 1300 sophomores had paid, says Frankie Mathis, class treasurer.

Merrill Hall Atrium Frankie Mathis

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ATOM Atomites Dr. Darrow American Physical Society Liberal Arts College Robert Garrells Northwestern University Open House WKSU Walton D. Clarke Radio Workshop Jerry Let Courier-Tribune Tofsky Tom Griffiths University Theater Kent Hall Philadelphia Jane Gates Eileen Air Force Sophs Mathis
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