KSU Hosts Sixth Buckeye Debate Tournament
Kent State will host the sixth Buckeye debate tournament on February 14 with colleges from Ohio and nearby states. Prospective entries include Mount Mercy college Pittsburgh Baldwin Wallace Akron University Temple University Denison Wooster and University of Pennsylvania. The event airs the question Should a Federal World Government be Established with contestants Lashley Howard Fisher Taumuty Fiocca Lashley Cook Cibula in A and B brackets.
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Kent State
Kent
Ohio
James N. Holm
Mount Mercy College of Pittsburgh
Baldwin-Wallace
Akron University
Temple University of Philadelphia
Denison, Wooster
University of Pennsylvania
Henderson College
KSU
Warren Lashley
Roger Howard
Cletus Fisher
George Taimuty
Joan Fiocca
Wanda Lashley
Jeanne Cook
Betty Cibula
William Davis
Viitors
UT Promises Novel Motif at Semi Formal Dance
UT plans a semi formal dance in Moulton Hall Music Room Friday from 9 to 12 with a novel motif painted by Ed Shelton UT freshman in charge. Alpha Psi Omega members assist. Count Williams orchestra from Cleveland will play. university women get 1 am permits. new honorary members will be introduced.
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Moulton Hall Music Room
Ed Shelton
Alpha Psi Omega
National Dramatics Honorary
Count William’s Orchestra
Cleveland
UT Changes Pace With Comedy Hit
After two serious plays University Theater will present Accent on Youth a modern romantic comedy by Samson Raphaelson. It was voted one of the best plays of the 1934 35 season and professor G Harry Wright will direct with John Anderson praised by critic as the best American play.
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University Theater
Samson Raphaelson
G. Harry Wright
Speech Department
John Anderson
Ravenna concert marks winter tour for Carapetyan choir
Director Caro M. Carapetyan leads a 40 voice a cappella choir to Ravenna Sunday evening for the first concert of the winter tour at Ravenna Methodist church. The program mixes old English works, American and Russian pieces, with Alleluia arranged for triple choir and a Gabrieli double choir work. Future dates include St Pauls Episcopal and Lakewood Methodist on Feb 15.
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Caro M. Carapetyan
Ravenna
Ravenna Methodist Church
Carapetyan
Gallus
Gabrieli
Greater Cleveland
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lakewood Methodist Church
RW Airs Huckster Program Saturday
RW presents Two To One a humorous tale of two young Hucksters chasing a contract and a journalist on WAKR at 10 45 a m. The cast includes Duane Budner Nick Bozeka Jim Bullock Lois Dolhar Jim McDonald Frank Yukman Jim May Bob Wallace with Frank Fedorka announcing Julie Ross doing sound effects and Tony Cassioppo as student engineer.
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Wright Everett
WAKR
Duane Budner
Nick Bozeka
Jim Bullock
Lois Dolhar
Jim McDonald
Frank Yukman
Jim May
Bob Wallace
Frank Fedorka
Julie Ross
Tony Cassioppo
Chi Pi To Meet For Pledge Class Vote And Plans
Chi Pi To Meet for a 4 p.m. session at the States office per president Mickey Dover. All members urged to attend as the 1948 pledge class names are voted on and winter and spring activities are discussed.
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Chi Pi
States
Mickey Dover
Musselman to Attend Vocational Fire Training Meeting
Dr Musselman dean of the summer school and extension will leave for Columbus February 4 to attend a meeting of the Advisory Committee for the promotion of vocational training for firemen.
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Fren Musselman
Columbus
Students Kick Off Historic Stadium Drive With Small Gifts
Student drive chairman Tom Davey announced unofficial contributions of 113 dollars toward a university stadium project. Cash gifts totaled 28 dollars from William Hugo 20 Marion DelVecchio 3 Gerald Beeman 3 and Jack Barnby 2 while pledges of 85 dollars came from James Wohlford 25 Mickey Dover 15 Harry Gibson 15 Joe Hotchkiss 15 and Bob Lengacher 15. The drive targets every enrolled student with a formal campaign to begin soon and promises immediate value as the initial 5 000 seats enable four home games annually the Golden Flashes will play. Additional stadium expansion to 30 000 seats will be funded by gate receipts yearly student campaigns and alumni donations.
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Tom Davey
William Hugo
Marion DelVecchio
Gerald Beeman
Jack Barnby
James Wohlford
Mickey Dover
Harry Gibson
Joe Hotchkiss
Bob Lengacher
Davey
Golden Flashes
Late University Dances Granted Permits for Women
Late permits for university women to attend three Friday night formals have been approved under social committee rules. Alpha Xi Delta attendees receive automatic 2:30 permits, while Phigamma Theta and UT formals receive automatic 1:30 and 1:00 a.m. permits respectively.
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Alpha Xi Delta
Mt Union Raiders Survive Flashes Narrow Victory
Mt Union Purple Raiders edged Kent State Golden Flashes 35 to 33 after a close first half. Chuck Hunter struck the winning goal with 15 seconds remaining as Anderson led Kent State with 10 points.
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Golden Flashes
Mt. Union
Purple Raiders
Chuck Hunter
Anderson
Flashes
Booster Club Aims for Two Thousand Members
The Booster Club seeks 2000 members in a two week drive from Feb 2 to 14 led by Jim Luli and others. Last year’s member count was 1048 with support from ISA dorms Wesleyan Newman Canterbury Varsity K and more. Membership, at $1, comes with trophies for top groups and ongoing events including dances and stadium support.
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al Weekley
Youngstown
Canton
Weekley
Jim Luli
Dick Zimmerman
Hal Stoneman
Germane Swanson
Phil Dempsey
Hank Evans
Tracy DeForrest
Sam Dudra
Don O'Connor
ISA
The
Wesley Foundation
Newman Club
Canterbury Club
Varsity K
Industrial Arts
Square and Compass
Blue
Directory Will Be Out Next Week At University
Frank Vendely, university directory printer and business manager, said the Uni versity Directory will be delivered next week. Delta Zeta sorority won a drawing to sell it first, with Alpha Gamma Delta Beta Gamma Alpha Zi Delta Alpha Omega Chi Omega Gamma Phi Beta and Delta Gamma selling in order for a Blue Key trophy. The directory supports the stadium drive fund and profits go to that cause. Price not yet set pending cost statistics.
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Frank Vendely
Delta Zeta Sorority
Blue Key
Alpha Gamma Delta
Beta Gamma
Alpha Omega
Chi Omega
Gamma Phi Beta
Delta Gamma
National Service Honor Fraternity
Vendely
Dean Approval Required To Drop Courses At University
University bulletin outlines that students may drop a course in weeks five through nine only with the dean of the college’s approval. Drops affect permanent records based on whether the student is passing or failing, with specific rules for those withdrawing after the eighth week.
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George A. Bowman
Three Candidates Approved For Sophomore Student Council Post
The Elections Committee approved petitions for three candidates for the new sophomore representative to the student council. Election set for February 5. Mary Hoover is Blue Star, Harry Wise is Blue and Gold, and Paul Snyder is backed by ISA. Party reps must attend today at 4 in the student council office to draw ballot positions.
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Student Council
Mary Hoover
Blue Star Party
Blue and Gold Party
Harry Wise
Isa
Paul Snyder
Classics Tonight at 312M features Mendelssohn Mozart and Honegger
A weekly classical program directed by Raymond De Matta will be held tonight in 312M. The selected recordings include Mendelssohn Symphony No. 4 Mozart Clarinet Quintet in A Major and Honegger Pacific 231.
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Raymond de Matta
Mendelssohn
Mozart
Honegger
Rush List Open For Unaffiliated Women In Sorority Sign Up
Una affiliated women may sign the rush list in the Dean of Women’s office today from 1 to 4 p.m. The sign up is announced by Dr. Ada V. Hyatt, dean of women.
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Dean of Women’s
Ada V. Hyatt
Dean of Women
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