New Cataloguer For KSU Library
The Board of Trustees approved George Cornell as Head Cataloguer at Kent State University Library replacing Miss Mabel Thurston who becomes Special Cataloguer. Cornell comes from Antioch College where he led cataloguing in 1949 50 and holds an M S in Library Science from Western Reserve University.
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George Cornell
Mr. Cornell
Mabel Thurston
Miss Thurston
Kent
Antioch College
Kent State
Cornell
Leavittsburg
Ohio
Warren Township
Western Reserve University
Kappa Delta Phi
American Library Association
Paul Alden
Mr. Alden
Canton Public Library
Hiram College
Student Union Keeps Same Hours Except Saturday Change
Director Raymond Moran announced the Student Union will keep last quarter hours with one exception on Saturdays opening 7 30 am to 2 pm. Weekdays 7 30 am to 10 pm Sundays 6 to 10 pm. Schedule is tentative and changes will be posted by Moran in The States.
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Raymond Moran
Moran
Board Makes Appointments Five Faculty Additions
The board of trustees approved five new faculty members announced by President Bowman. They include Dr Carolyn S Butrick from Baltimore as assistant resident physician Dorothy Steenson from Pittsburgh as assistant professor of education Raymond J Hromco of Akron as political science instructor William Schrock of Cleveland as art instructor and Robert Singhaus of Cleveland as manager and counsellor of Stopher hall.
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Board of
Bowman
Carolyn S. Buttrick
Baltimore
Dorothy Steenson
Pittsburgh
Raymond J. Hromco
Akron
William Schrock
Cleveland
Robert Singhaus
Stopher Hall
Counter Reds Near Pusan Spoils Communist Advance
Fresh American troops launched a surprise counter attack in the southwest Korea front. The move halted the Red offensive that had pressed within 70 miles of Pusan and recaptured Hadong along the coastal highway.
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Korean Peninsula
Pusan
Hadong
Journalists honored at NOW clinic awards to 21 prizes
Three KSU journalism professors Fosdick Radock Smyth and Taylor plus two part time lecturers Powers and Stopher judged the NOW clinic awarding 21 prizes to Northeastern Ohio weeklies. Professor Taylor head of the school moderated a critical discussion of the newspapers.
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KSU
Northeastern Ohio
NOW
James A. Fosdick
Michael Radock
Carleton J. Smyth
William Taylor
School of Journalism
Murray Powers
Robert Stopher
Akron Beacon Journal
Taylor
History 360 In Second Term Offers Summer Session
Students who registered for History 360 but were asked to change after the course was dropped should report to Ruth Conley in the Registrar's office. The course runs in the second summer session from 9 to 10 40 a.m. Any other student wishing to sign up should report as well.
Familiar Selections Presented by University Ensemble
A university choral group, orchestra and two students offered an informal program of light, familiar music in the auditorium last Monday evening. The program opened with choral selections and included operatic arias, orchestral works by Smetana and Bizet, Brahms Hungarian Dance No. 5, and a Mozart aria sung by Florence Reedy. The program closed with choral group and orchestra numbers, featuring Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee and How Lovely Is Thy Dwelling Place.
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Matona
Smetana
Bizet
Brahm
Florence Reedy
Lakemore
Roy Lewis
Cleveland
Ralph E. Hartzell
School of Music
Kent State ROTC cadets train at Fort Meade
Sixty three Kent State university ROTC students complete six weeks at Fort Meade Maryland. The program began June 19 and ends July 29 with field maneuvers firearms tanks and equipment training plus demonstrations at Aberdeen proving ground. Major George W. Carter and Captain William D. Brown lead the contingent with the military science department.
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Fort George G. Meade
Kent State University Rotc
Aberdeen Proving Ground
George W. Carter
William D. Brown
Military Science Department
Summer Graduation Set For September 1
Dr. C. H. Chapman announces a combined baccalaureate and commencement for September 1 at 10 a.m. in the gym. Seniors report to McGilvrey hall at 9:20, with rain plans to Merrill hall. Address changes to the Dean. absentia requests require Deans approval in urgent cases.
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C. H. Chapman
Chapman
McGilvrey Hall
Merrill Hall
Alec Templeton to give two concerts at university auditorium
Pianist Alec Templeton, famed for blending classical and popular styles, will perform two concerts in the university auditorium on August 1 at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. Students and faculty may reserve seats starting July 25, with remaining seats open to the public at performance time.
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Alec Templeton
University
Aavanie
Batons Twirled In Semi Finals At Chicagoland Festival
Nineteen drum majors and majorettes were selected in the semi finals to compete in the Chicagoland festival finals at Soldiers Field on August 19. Placements spanned juvenile to senior divisions for both boys and girls, with Roy D. Metcalf directing the semi finals in Wills gym. Students from over 30 states are expected at the event.
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Soldiers’ ‘Field
Wills Gym
Roy D. Metcalf
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America
Fine Arts Quartet
Wales
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