Five Years Ago at Kent State Highlights and Changes
The Ohio Assembly funded 1,338,065 for campus expansion including a Student Health building, Industrial Arts wing, classrooms and a Student Center plus a men's dormitory. Dr. Olson left for UNC, Miss Nixson resigned, and Ethics 271 was slated. Charlie the mascot kitten went missing as basketball prospects and campus opinions stirred. An editorial urged reevaluating comics and love discourse, while the infirmary treated measles cases.
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Ohio Assembly
KSU
David Olson
University of North Carolina
Bertha L. Nixson
Basic Photography class open for University extension
Open registration continues for a five week Basic Photography course starting July 18 taught by James A. Fosdick associate professor of journalism. The program runs Tuesdays and Thursdays in university darkrooms with $10 tuition plus materials and required own camera.
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James A. Fosdick
University School of Journalism
Campus club meetings and events announced
Kappa Delta Pi hosts annual College of Education roundup July 20 behind the Student Union from 3 30 to 7 p m with a 3 30 p m faculty student baseball game and a 6 p m picnic dinner Tickets through education classes or room 213 Kent Hall Delta Kappa Gamma invites members to a Theta chapter dinner at Aurora Inn July 14 reservations to Miss Dale Parsons Senior class monitors plan committees contact Les Gamble Wesley Foundation Wiener roast at Fred Fuller Park Sunday meet at 303 W Main St at 6 p m Bring picnic lunch beverage provided United Christian Fellowship Lemonade Hour opens 7 30 p m at 540 S Lincoln Ave for all students
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Kappa Delta Pi
College of Education
Kent Hall
Delta Kappa Gamma
National Women’s Education Honorary
Theta Chapter
Aurora Inn
Aurora
Dale Parsons
University Training School
Pearl J. Phillips
Wesley Picnic
Wesley Foundation
Fred Fuller Park
Methodist Church
Main St
Juanita Colston
Ed Durr
Betsy Wooddell
Les Gamble
Dick Knab
Chuck Ness
Dale Thrush
UCF
Students Visit Bromfield Farm and Dover Strip Mines
Seventy five students from elementary methods classes taught by Prof. Harry A. Cunningham will spend Sunday at Malabar Farm the home of Louis Bromfield. A later trip to strip mines near Dover will study soil recovery and forestry issues.
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Harry A. Cunningham
Malabar Farm
Mansfield
Louis Bromfield
Dover
Fresh Exams Offer Early Testing For KSU Freshmen
Freshmen aiming to enroll at KSU next fall may take entrance tests this summer to ease fall freshman week. Tests cover vocabulary, reading, and scholastic aptitude with times on July 22 at 9 am, August 7 at 1 15 pm, August 26 at 9 am, and August 28 at 1 15 pm. Educations college freshmen take an extra aptitude test on July 22 at 1 15 pm, August 26 at 1 15 pm, and August 28 at 9 am. testing lasts about two and a half hours. No notification is needed. students report to exam rooms on time. The fall tests will be offered again, but summer dates serve enrolling freshmen.
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College of Education
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