Keys To Open Polio Drive
Urging students to unite against infantile paralysis the Blue Key and Cardinal Key groups launch the annual March of Dimes drive. Polio pins are sold today and tomorrow at the atrium table with a $100 district goal. Porter County hoped to match last year’s record aiding seven polio cases. Dorothy Siedschlag leads Cardinal Key and Bill Schraegle Blue Key.
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Blue Key
Cardinal Key
Atrium
Portage County
Dorothy Siedschlag
Bill Schraegle
Duchess Due Tomorrow on Campus After Delay
The campus humor magazine Duchess will be sold tomorrow after a two day delay. Originally scheduled to appear yesterday the issue features the Phizz girl Dorothy Stark a Ra venna freshman elected by Glen Miller and his orchestra as coed Duchess.
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Duchess
Phizz
Dorothy Stark
Ravenna
Glen Miller
Students to Discuss Education Changes
Freshmen in the college of education will meet in 317 McGilvrey hall and upperclassmen in the University auditorium today at 4 p m according to John L Blair dean of the college of education. Changes in teacher certification for the duration of the emergency will be discussed and have been set by the state department of education.
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McGilvrey Hall
University
John L. Blair
State Department of Education
Freshmen to Receive Trial Programs in Registrar Office
All freshmen may obtain their trial programs today in the registrar's office per BE. C. Stopher registrar. Programs require signatures of the student adviser and the dean of the college, then are clipped and held in the registrar's office. After next week's fee payment, the programs are returned for final registration.
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BE. C. Stopher
University Opens Radio Course to All Students
The University extends its radio technicians course to any student who signs not returning next fall. No college credit. Requires two years of high school math and one year physics. Led by Dr. A W Cowen with Dr. G Q Lefler and local radio engineers. Classes start February 1 for 16 weeks, evenings, three nights weekly.
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Howard Hansen
Hansen
Courses Offered In Meteorology Training By U.S. Weather Bureau
Seniors and graduates in engineering and physics may join advanced meteorology training offered by the Weather Bureau at MIT NYU Chicago Caltech and UCLA Tuition and basic expenses about 75 monthly for room and board are paid by the government Applicants must know differential and integral calculus and have one year of college physics The course starts March 1 and requires completion of the Civilian Pilot Training primary course by that date Mostly men but a few women will be accepted Applicants aged 20 to 30 and unmarried, with married men admitted if no dependents
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United States Weather Bureau
Adrian van Wyen
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New York University
University of Chicago
University of California At Los Angeles
California Institute of Technology
Stricken Student Rushed After Medical Emergency
Edward Kubuski a junior in education from Grafton was rushed to an Elyria hospital in an ambulance after falling ill during gym class. He was first taken to the University dispensary before transfer to Elyria.
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Edward Kubuski
Grafton
Elyria
Club To Take Traffic Survey
A 12 hour traffic survey will be conducted today to count vehicles on the highway. High school students will perform the counting while the Commerce club of the University handles tabulation under the Civilian Morale division of Portage county led by Dr John F Cuber.
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Portage County
John F. Cuber
Commerce Club
University
Cuber
Miss KSU Vote This Week At Kent Hall Booths
Miss Kent State election ballots are available today from 8 a m to 4 p m in the old University bookstore Kent hall first floor. Student activity cards are required to vote and campaigning is prohibited on the Kent hall floor.
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Kent
University
Kent Hall
Bob Cook
Foreign Policy Book Will Be Discussed At Kent Hall
The International Relations club hosts a round table on a recent foreign policy book at 7 30 p m tonight in room 115 Kent hall. Jewell Hardman vice president notes Ann Wahl will lead the discussion and the public is invited.
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International Relations Club
Kent Hall
Jewell Hardman
Ann Wahl
Students Must Sign For Initial Courses At Dean’s Office
Students wishing to begin shorthand and typing must sign at the office of Dean Arden Allyn of the college of business administration as soon as possible. The courses are not listed in the schedule but will be arranged to fit student schedules.
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Arden Allyn
The
College of Business Administration
UDC Prepares Roster Citing Service Men
The University Defense council plans a roster listing former Kent students now in the armed forces. Dr. Kenneth R. Pringle announced the project and a service flag with stars will mark each service member and a gold star for a life lost. Names and details will be collected at Merrill Hall room 211 or the dean of men’s office with help from campus fraternities and clubs.
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Kent
University Defense Council
Kenneth R. Pringle
Dean of Men’s
Merrill Hall
Journalists Will Hear Treasury Report
A final wind up meeting of the journalism student body is set for today at 4 p m in 116 Merrill hall. Students will elect new officers for next semester and express preference for the Stater editorship while Marvin Eubanks presents a treasury report.
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Treasury
Merrill Hall
Stater
Marvin Eubanks
Axis Relations Wane in Pan American Talks
Rio de Janeiro reports a Pan American conference proposing a provisional break with Axis states and expulsion of Axis agents once ratified by South American nations. Chile and Argentina may delay full approval as pressure mounts across the hemisphere.
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Western Hemisphere
Axis
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