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Calendar entry lists events at 305 McG 116 for men’s intramurals 5 to 10 pm music club social affair 119K 7 to 10 pm interreligious chapel 317 McG 7 30 to 8 30 pm and classical recordings 312M 7 30 to 9 pm.
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1948
Page
4
Office Efficiency Study Reveals Poor Work Spaces
Elizabeth M. Lewis leads a class in time and motion study of offices using light meters and tape measures to assess layout. Students rate ceilings walls lighting and a compact office system while stressing the need for planning and cooperative will between management and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M. Lewis
Lewis
Freshman Aptitude Tests Scheduled for January 29
Freshman aptitude tests will be given Jan. 29 in 305 McG when the schedule lists 1 p.m. cooperative reading and 2 p.m. ACE psychological examination. All freshmen and sophomores must complete this battery before spring quarter registration. Check with the guidance testing service in 208K if unsure whether tests have been taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guidance
Former Coach Nicholas Ulrich Dies at 66
Former basketball coach Dr. Nicholas A. Ulrich who led Kent during the 1916 17 season died over the weekend at age 66. A native of West Virginia he later served as president of the Ohio Osteopathic association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas A. Ulrich
West Virginia
Ohio Osteopathic Association
Kent
Sororities Meet to Draw Directors Sale Trophy on Offer
Each sorority is asked to send a representative to 108K at 4 p.m. today to draw for days to sell the student directories published by Blue Key. The sorority selling the most directories will receive a trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Key
Delta Sigs Tour GE Nela Park Light Institute
Delta Sigma Pi members from the local chapter toured General Electric's Nela Park Light Institute in Cleveland yesterday. Departing the University at 11 50, the 25 members met host Harold R. Nissley and visited the company cafeteria for lunch before a two hour institute tour. Leonard Jarvis arranged the trip as acting chairman of the professional committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Pi
General Electric
Nela Park Light Institute
Delta Sigs
Cleveland
Aluminus
Harold R. Nissley
The
Light Institute
Leonard Jarvis
Nissley
Six Kent Ministers Hold Conference Hours For Students
Six Kent ministers run campus conference hours in Kent hall to offer personal talks with students. The group is led by Bob White, ex-president of the Inter-Religious Council. Shown are Rev B Forest Bond, Rev George M Kunkle, Rev Laten Carter, Rev Joseph E Koch, Fred D Thomas, and Rev Donald Barss representing multiple churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
University Religious Council
Student Council
Kent Hall
Bob White
Inter-Religious Council
B. Forest Bond
Christ Episcopal Church
Canterbury Club
George M. Kunkle
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lutheran
Laten Carter
United Christian Fellowship
Baptist
Congregational
Disciples of Christ, Presbyterian
Joseph E. Koch
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Newman Club
Fred D. Thomas
Union Baptist Church
Donald Barss
Methodist Church
Wesley Foundation
Juniors Socialize and Plan Prom Meeting Tonight
The Junior class hosts a combined business and social event with dancing and refreshments. The business meeting begins at 7 p.m. in 219K and will cover plans for the junior senior prom and a new constitution. The First Unitarian Church in Cleveland hosted the wedding of Elizabeth Moomaw to Howard Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lashley
Rodger Howard
Celtus Fisher
George Taimuty
Charles Whitehead
Moomaw-Kramer
First Unitarian Church of
Cleveland
Elizabeth Moomaw
Howard Kramer
Clair Hindreth
Kramer
Western Reserve University
Frederick Davidson
Olive Woodruff
Susanne Koehler
Janet Rees
Marion van Campen
van Campen
Classified for Rent Garage at 540 South Lincoln Street
Classified ad lists a garage for rent at 540 South Lincoln Street with contact 5687 and flexible terms. Also seeks a man to work neons delivering orders to Twin Coach with phone 5626. Lost items include a white silk scarf on the second floor McGilvrey and a man’s wristwatch from Acklin Summit Street with reward offered to Ray Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Lincoln Street
Neons
Twin Coach
Shortstop
McGilvrey
Lost & Found Department
Acklin
St. Reward
Ray Bliss
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James Malone
St. Columbia Cathedral
Youngstown
St. Patrick’s School
Kenny Hanna
By Kenny Goldstein
Nela Park
Courier-Tribune
Drine
Fenn Dairy
Kent Stater
Kent State University
Carpenter
General Tire Kraft
P. A. Carlozzi
General Tire Headquarters
Gougler Ave
Lawrance Cleaners
Water St
Bill Hodson
Terrace Lodge
Kent, Ohio
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