Keep College Curriculum Intact, Senator Tells 400
United States Senator Robert A. Taft spoke to about 400 university students urging that colleges not become purely technical for wartime needs. He said education should stay at pre war levels where possible and warned the civilian front must have manpower to sustain food and material production for victory. He noted post election Senate stability and discussed the Casablanca affair.
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Taft
United States
Robert A. Taft
Congress
Casablanca
Ohio
Washington
Roosevelt
Churchill
London
Africa
Wagoner to Announce March of Dimes Total
Final tally of infantile paralysis fund contributions will be made tonight by Prof. Merle Wagoner drive chairman. Members of Blue Key and Cardinal Key helped solicit donations for the March of Dimes campaign.
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Wagoner
Merle Wagoner
Blue Key
Cardinal Key
Two Enter Queen Race for Miss Kent State
Candidates for Miss Kent State are Jane Mc Dowell and Marty Galloway. The Pan Campus party backs Galloway, a senior education major and Beta Gamma. Coalition backs McDowell, a junior art major and Student Council member. Petitions due by 4 p.m. today. election next Friday February 5.
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Kent State
Jane McDowell
Marty Galloway
Miss Galloway
College of Education
Beta Gamma
Coalition Party
Marguerite Cook
Bernie Harris
Miss McDowell
Pan-Hellenic Council
Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority
Office of War Activities
Miss Kent State
Knickerbocker to Speak at University Lecture
World fame columnist H. R. Knickerbocker returns from Africa and will lecture on Wednesday February 10 at 8 15 p m in the University auditorium. He wrote interpretative news columns and did correspondence for the New York Post and New York Sun.
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H. R. Knickerbocker
Africa
University
New York Post
New York Sun
Joe College Hears Sad Story Of Library Bookworm
In a University library tale a student meets a bookworm who recalls his life as a struggling reader and ends up living inside a book. The worm recounts early nights among sorority teas and noisy chatter, confessing his fate to the weary student.
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Joe College
Joe
Joey
Golly
Drama Group To Tap Seven At University Theatre
Seven students will be tapped for Alpha Psi Omega at the University Theatre formal The Stage Door Canteen tonight in Wills gymnasium Pledges were decided at a recent meeting Beta Gamma sorority will receive the theatre trophy during intermission Harold Nelson and his 15 piece orchestra will play for dancing from 9 pm to midnight Vocals by Walt Reinecker and Jackie Kelley and trumpet solos by Bob Price Tickets are $1 at the school office or at the door Admission free for servicemen in uniform and their guests Women attendees receive 1 oclock permits.
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Wills Gymnasium
Harold Nelson
Walt Reinecker
Jackie Kelley
Bob Price
Alpha Psi Omega
Beta Gamma
University Theatre
Ellen Hausrath
Bill Guisewite
Guisewite
OWA Plans February Victory Book Drive
At the Office of War Activities Feb 8 to Feb 19 plan a Victory Book campaign chaired by Peg Curry. Cardinal Key and Blue Key honoraries will be contacted to sponsor an assembly during the drive. OWA meets next Tuesday at 4 pm in Merrill Hall room 204.
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Office of War Activities
Peg Curry
Cardinal Key
Blue Key
OWA
Merrill Hall
Coeds May Become Army Map Makers
Kent State University is among 25 schools chosen by the United States Army to train women in map construction and interpretation. The course quota is 20 women, not limited to university students, with Miss Edna Eisen approved as supervisor of the program.
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Kent State University
United States Army
K. C. Leebrick
Leebrick
Edna Eisen
Math Experts To Speak On Slide Rule Uses
A group of lectures on uses of the slide rule will be given Tuesday at 12 noon in room 304 Merrill hall by H. P. Rogers assistant professor of mathematics and two students from the engineering class.
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Merrill Hall
H. P. Rogers
Kemp Wins Penny Title For University Campaign
Kemp Wins Penny Title as the most unpopular man after edging Bob Hein by 17 votes in the Penny Drive election. The drive raised 61 dollars for the service men’s fund and puts Sigma Tau Gamma fourth in the Penny League standings as Tom Johnson announces results.
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Don Kemp
Bob Hein
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Tom Johnson
Kemp
Chestnut Burr
Hein
Kappa Mu Kappa
Jim Betterton
Hank Rosen
Wolfesses Hunt Hallways for Men at KSU
A humorous letter mentions feminine students dubbed wolfesses prowling university hallways to trap men. Ted Walker hoped to avoid their lines after asserting he had never seen such behavior. The writer argues women are turning into Amazons and men remain scarce on campus.
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Ted Walker
Mr. Walker
Miss Recht
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Leavittsburg
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Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps
National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity
Sigma Sigma Sigma
YMCA
Sigma Tau Gamma
Alpha Omega
Engleman Hall
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