Chi Pi To Tap At Journalism Meeting Today
Seven Chi Pi pledges will be tapped at 4 pm in room 219 during a journalism meeting. Matt Fenn will present the new pledges Frank Carroll Al Foutts Bob Wentz Mickey Dover John Finn John Forrest and Bob Blumer and Bob Hoyt will outline banquet plans and committees for the annual affair in Kenthall per Bob Casey and the journalism student body president.
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Chi Pi
Kenthall
Bob Casey
Matt Fenn
Journalism Honorary
Bob Hoyt
General Arrangements
Frank Carroll
al Foutts
Bob Wentz
Mickey Dover
John Finn
John Forrest
Bob Blumer
Pugliese Chosen Assistant Director For University Othello
Pugliese, a junior in the college of education, is named assistant director of the University Theater production of Othello, the first student to hold the post in KSU productions. Prof. G Harry Wright announces the appointment. She has previous theater work including Snafu, No Time For Classes, and Alpha Psi Omega membership.
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Terry Pugliese
College of Education
KSU
G. Harry Wright
School of Speech
Miss Pugliese
Alpha Psi Omega
National Dramatics Honorary
Theta Sigma Upsilon Sorority
Warning Issued as Library Nabs Book Mutilator at Kent State
A student was apprehended and found guilty of malicious destruction of a periodical in the Kent State library. Librarian John B. Nicholson Jr says the first offense led to a $5 fine to replace the mutilated copy. Further offences will trigger drastic action by library officials.
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Kent State Library
John B. Nicholson
Nicholson
Book Abuses On Display At Library Exhibit
Mutilated magazines and encyclopedias with large sections torn out are shown in the library front hall. Ohio State Reports used by law students have many torn cases. Librarian John B. Nicholson Jr says replacing the books will cost about twice the original price if available, as the exhibit aims to show how a few destroyers inconvenience nearly 5,000 students.
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Ohio State Reports
John B. Nicholson
Disinterest Dims Junior Class Meeting Plans
Small attendance hindered action at yesterday's junior class meeting. Bob Casey president says a prom investigating committee was formed with Jean Goncher as chairman and members Betty Harris Lauris Taylor Alice Stephens Ruth Kline Marian Pugh Jim Bullock and Bob Durivage.
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Bob Casey
Jean Goncher
Betty Harris
Lauris Taylor
Alice Stephens
Ruth Kline
Marian Pugh
Jim Bullock
Bob Durivage
No Faculty Play Night Announcement Theauditorium appearance by Jean Dickenson
Miss Jean Dicken son a noted radio singer is scheduled to appear in the auditorium next Monday as announced by Dean Ada V Hyatt.
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Jean Dickenson
Ada V. Hyatt
Vets to Open Member Drive at Kent State
University Veterans group at Kent State will open its drive for new members next Monday led by president Bob Duncan. Memberships bought this quarter for twenty five cents run through June 6, as the drive starts late in the quarter. The club aims to shape public opinion on veteran issues to influence larger groups and seek legislative action.
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University Veterans
Kent State
Bob Duncan
Duncan
French Club Meeting Tonight in Kent Hall
A French club gathering is planned for tonight at 7 p.m. in room 119, Kent Hall. Advisor Miss Helen Machan invites any student speaking French to attend.
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Kent Hall
Helen Machan
Annual Name Dance Set for February 7 at Top Hop
The Name Dance returns with RCA billed act Chester’s orchestra arriving from New York’s Paramount theater. Carl Rowan will sing as Chester’s band, famed for the Octave Jump in 1937. Stan Mine leads publicity with Hank Ford on decorations and EdieGallaway coordinating chaperons. Admission is $2 with activity cards.
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The
Radio Corporation of America
Chester
Carl Rowan
Kent State
Betty Offhaus
Stan Mine
Hank Ford
Edie Gallaway
Lyon
Chinese Diplomat Dr H H Chang to Speak Tomorrow
Dr H H Chang a Chinese diplomat born in China will speak tomorrow. He earned a Harvard PhD at 23 on Matthew Arnold and the Humanistic View of Life and has served as China’s minister plenipotentiary to Europe with posts in Lisbon Prague and Warsaw.
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H. H. Chang
China
Dr. Chang
Harvard University
Matthew Arnold
Europe
Lisbon
Prague
Warsaw
Chang Kai-shek
Asia
John Reed Spicer
The
College of Liberal Arts
Chang
Men's Union Presents Browns Films At Assembly Today
The Cleveland Browns, all America league champions, will be shown in a 45 minute technicolor film at a student assembly sponsored by Men's Union. The event starts at 3 p.m. Admission is free and Fritz Heisler will discuss the films on stage. The program traces the team from fall training camp in Bowling Green to their championship game.
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Cleveland Browns
Men’s Union
Fritz Heisler
Browns
Bowling Green
Men’s Union Plans More Assemblies At University
Roy Apple president of the Men’s Union says if this assembly proves popular similar events will be sponsored in the future. The union has contacted to have the 1946 American League baseball movie shown at the university.
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New York Yankees
Men’s Union
Roy Apple
Men's Union
Mrs Luck Directs Play At Ravenna High School
Mrs Dorothy Luck former speech major and radio workshop director assumes duties at Ravenna High School directing Booth Tarkington's The Fighting Littles replacing Robert Pearce who left for a university post.
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Dorothy Wolff Luck
Ravenna High School
Booth Tarkington
Fighting Littles
Robert Pearce
KSU
Luck
University
Pringle To Speak On Wylie's Book
Dr Kenneth Pringle associate professor of English will discuss Phillip Wylie's Generation of Vipers on the Easy Chair program at Moulton hall music room Thursday at 8 p m Pringle calls the novel a denunciation of the present generation of mothers and condemns the common man including lawyers doctors and politicians
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Phillip Wylie
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