Mary Garden To Judge Four Student Singers Tomorrow
Mary Garden will audition four music students and give a professional evaluation tomorrow at 11 am in the auditorium. Auditionees are soprano Evelyn Kolesar of Youngstown, alto Marjorie Barrett of East Cleveland, tenor Roland Potter of Kent, and bass Neil Davis of Ada. Her talk will include anecdotes from her career and aims to focus next season on aiding National Arts Foundation operatic fellowships in Europe.
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Mary Garden
Evelyn Kolesar
Youngstown
Marjorie Barrett
East Cleveland
Roland Potter
Kent
Neil Davis
Ada
Miss Garden
Caruso
John McCormick
Billy Sunday
Otto Kahn
Debussy
President Truman
Winston Churchill
Richard Strauss
National Arts Foundation
Europe
The
Arts Foundation
Assembly Committee
America
Burdock Chosen Editor for 51 K Book by Council
Bob Burdock was unanimously named editor of next year’s 51 K book at a student council session. He proposed Pris cilla Thompson as assistant. other applicants included Bill King and John L Koshar. Council urged early Spring delivery to please Freshman Week.
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Council
Burdock
Bob Burdock
Ginny Vaughn
Priscilla Thompson
Miss Vaughn
Bill King
John L. Koshar
Stater
Central Committee of Clubs and Honoraries
Bill Detwiler
Detwiler
Jane Klee
Stan Baber
Kitty Brazar
Sandy Weiss
Choir to Perform at Ohio Education Conference in Akron
The A Capella choir led by Caro Carapetyan will sing at the Saturday session of the Ohio Music Education Association conference in Akron. The event, postponed by the November snowstorm, gathers hundreds of Ohio music teachers for clinics and discussions.
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Caro Carapetyan
Ohio Music Education Association
Akron
Ohio
KSU Music Education Club
KSU
Garden Grille
Senior Wins Free Laundry Contest Win at Bendix
F J Schumacher a BA senior won the Bendix home laundry jingle contest advertised in last week's Stater. He provided the last line to the jingle and earns free laundry service for the rest of the quarter. Schumacher works in the Rockwell library, is married and lives in Kent.
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F. J. Schumacher
Bendix
Schumacher
Rockwell Library
Kent
IFC Selects Chialpha Club for Probationary Period
The Inter-Fraternity Council accepted the Chialpha club for a six month probationary period. If completed, a second vote will determine local fraternity status per president A Guy Shelley. The meeting also started plans for a dance with Blue Key Pan-Hellenic league and Cardinal Key.
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Chialpha Club
Inter-Fraternity Council
A. Guy Shelley
Blue Key
Pan-Hellenic League
Cardinal Key
Campus Rules To Be Investigated By Women's League
The Women's league yesterday set up a committee to investigate campus rules at other colleges and draft new rules for women at KSU. Libby Robinson was named chairman with Reita Williams Priscilla Thompson and Europe Pontelli assisting. A plan for affiliation with the Inter Collegiate Association of Women is being considered.
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Women's League
KSU
Libby Robinson
Reita Williams
Priscilla Thompson
Europe Pontelli
Inter- Collegiate Association of Women
Open Gym in MPE Building Sundays After Noon
The MPE building will host open gym Sundays from 2 to 5 PM for men and women. Badminton basketball and swimming will be available for all participants.
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MPE
Illinois Schools Seek Change in College Admission Rules
A proposal from Urbana would discard traditional college entrance requirements and replace them with national tests and essays to assess scholastic aptitude reading and study habits. It aims to let Illinois public schools bypass past curriculum limits and base admission on tests and grades while keeping math competence for engineering.
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Urbana
Ill
University of Illinois
Illinois
Ilinois
Boosters Organize Committees At Campus Club Meeting
Booster club members revise the constitution and form committees with Don Dornback as social chairman Leroy Erickson and Marlene Hamblin named co chairmen for membership Pat Long leads publicity The club plans a Trophy dance on February 24 awarding trophies for full campus club membership and will announce entertainment and band later.
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Booster Club
Don Dornback
Leroy Erickson
Marlene Hamblin
Pat Long
Men's Union Meet at 4 P M in Union Building
The men's union will hold a meeting at 4 p m today in room 205 of the Union building. Members are urged to attend.
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Men’s Union
Draft Goal Aims For 3 Million
Assistant Defense Secretary Anna Rosenberg announced the goal set by the joint chiefs of staff to maintain a three and a half million man force. The plan envisions 641 000 inductions in the year starting July 1 with one million added by July 1. She noted 18 year olds would be drafted or non veteran husbands and fathers would be inducted, and athletes would receive equal consideration.
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Defense
Anna Rosenberg
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rosenberg
Get Bids In McG Sorority Pledges Tonight
Sorority bids are to be picked up in 317McG from 3 30 to 4 p m today per Dean Swanson replacing the Dean of Women's office. Most sororities will hold pledge services this evening at their houses.
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Dean Swanson
Dean of Women
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Pat Hadley
Bob Bruce
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