Music Box Disc Jockeys Rule WKSU Studios on Campus
WKSU campus radio runs daily shows from 7 to 7 45 in the morning and 12 30 to 2 in the afternoon. Al Newman leads with Terror on Tuesday and a mix of Spike Jones and hillbilly records.
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1949
Page
4
WKSU campus radio runs daily shows from 7 to 7 45 in the morning and 12 30 to 2 in the afternoon. Al Newman leads with Terror on Tuesday and a mix of Spike Jones and hillbilly records.
John L. Hazard assistant professor of commerce receives a leave of absence for advanced graduate work. He will enroll at the School of Advanced International Studies in Washington DC this fall to pursue a doctorate in foreign trade. Hazard is a Harvard MBA graduate.
A gathering for anyone who formerly attended Muskingum College or taught there is set for Thursday July 28 at 12 30 p m in the east end of the cafeteria. The event invites former students and staff to reconnect and share memories.
Miss Joyce Wilson of 343 Oakwood Drive Kent will marry Curtiss Sarff this Saturday July 30 at 3 30 p m in the First Congregational church Kent The bride to be is a College of Education graduate with a September 3 class and will teach in Cuyahoga Falls elementary schools next year Sarff a June 11 College of Business Administration graduate is Akron representative for Investors Diversified Services Inc He is founder and past president of the Council of Presidents and past president of the Inter-fraternity Council with ties to the Blue and Gold party and Kappa Sigma Chi fraternity The ceremony will feature Don Cox singing including the groom written song Offer of Love Best man Gene Ranize is also Sarff fraternity brother
The Wesley foundation schedules an all day retreat at Pippin lake on Sunday led by Rev. Donald Barss to plan the fall quarter program. Attendees meet at 545 South Lincoln at 8 45 a m for transport and lunch and picnic supper are provided by the group. William Nichol and Les Gamble lead the event as president and vice president. Also noted Thomas Jefferson and John Adams died on July 4 1826.
A brief note explains that medieval tavern custom gave the customer a legal right to view the process of wine being drawn from the cask. The practice reflects early social norms surrounding drink and service in 13th century public houses.
An Encyclopaedia Britannica entry notes that the sackbut is an early form of the trombone. The distinction highlights the instrument's historical development and name variation.
School secretaries from Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland met for the fifth annual workshop. They will spend five days preparing material for a handbook with KSU faculty advisors Dr. B. A. Stevens Dr. Roger Shaw Miss Nellie Richards and Mrs. Betty Crorey guiding sessions. The group attended a picnic at Virginia Kendall Park and will dine at Robin Hood restaurant Thursday. Sessions are co sponsored by the Ohio Association of Public School Employees department of school secretaries the college of business administration and the college of education. Louise H. Wheeler is workshop chairman.
The Rev. A Laten Carter will appear on Follow the Gleam on WKSU 7 to 7 30 Friday morning welcome by Dean John Reed Spicer. He attends a Presbyterian pastors conference in Dubuque Iowa this past week. Host Frank V Whitley and Dean Spicer will interview him. the Christian Radio Choir of the Air led by Mrs A Laten Carter will sing.
The sociology department announces that Robert Greenfield of Akron has received a graduate assistantship in sociology at Ohio State University, correcting a previous report that it was Ohio University.
The statement notes that colors most readable from far away are yellow on a black background. It emphasizes high contrast to maximize visibility for distant viewing.
A lively column notes speculation on the Indians medical gossip and a saliva test while Harold Nelson helps place KS U grads amid unemployment fears. It previews the Indianapolis Clowns visiting Ravenna VFW for a top season highlight and mentions a Will Cuppy essay on fly killing.
The passage notes that John Brown the American abolitionist was the father of twenty children.
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