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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1948
Page
4
Raymond E. Manchester announces a non credit summer course titled Deanology to train future college and high school deans. The class will run through the summer session and aim to aid counseling, using booklets lectures and guidance from the longtime dean who has served since 1926.
All students majoring in elementary education who have not taken Math 110 must take an examination Monday July 26 at 3 p.m. in 302M. Miss Marion Van Campen, head of the division of elementary education, announced the requirement.
Alpha Epsilon fraternity Alpha Epsilon Pi hosts guests Theta D Akron University and Tau D Western Reserve University at a August 1 Monroe Falls picnic celebrating Founders Day featuring Alpha Epsilon Pi members and campus chapters.
Wesley foundation hosts a United Christian fellowship picnic Sunday July 25 at Pippin Lake. University students are invited. Rev Barss announces gathering at 3:30 p.m. from 540 and 545 Lincoln Street with transportation provided. Rev Joseph Henderson will speak on A Living or a Life after the picnic.
Interfraternity council schedules its second special summer meeting for Thursday at 4 p.m. in 115K. Key topics include the fall pledging program and details of nationalization plans. At the July 9 session plans were set to compile material for an historical and achievement booklet to be published by the council.
Dr. Maury D. Baker associate professor of history has received a state department fellowship for nine months study in South America. The grant, supported with the U S Office of Education, covers travel and maintenance. He will leave in August for Chile and base his research there on U S Navy activities in Latin American waters. He will be on leave during 1948 49 and previously taught at Duke University. He is a Phi Beta Kappa member.
Janice Barden, chair of the announcements committee, says seniors who missed their commencement notices can buy announcements again during the first week of the second summer session.
The Industrial Arts club will hold its first annual picnic on Saturday at 1 p.m. at Virginia Kendall park. Members should bring their own picnic baskets. Games swimming and a drawing will entertain, announced president Jack Moore.
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