Enrollment declines shift hours at library hub and health center
Undergraduate totals include 338 men and 396 women with 150 male veterans and two female veterans. Graduate enrollment is 333 with 106 men and 75 women. 148 male veterans and four female veterans. Plus 20 Massillon hospital student nurses attend KS U for summer. Hub hours shift to 7 15 a.m. start weekdays and 2 p.m. Saturday close. Sunday 6 10 p.m. Library hours 8 a.m. 10 p.m. Mon Thu 8 a.m. 5 p.m. Fri Sat. no Sunday hours. Health center 9 a.m. 12 noon daily Mon Sat and 1 4 p.m. weekday afternoons.
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Massillon City Hospital
KSU
Geography students map for Army map service jobs
The Geography and Geology Department offers part time work preparing gazetteers for the Army Map Service. About 65 cents an hour, funded by a $20,000 Army contract, with Miss Jean Gilcrest coordinating on campus. Contact 457 McGilvrey Hall for details.
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Department of Geography and Geology
Army
KSU
Washington
Edna E. Eisen
Kent State
United States
Jean Gilcrest
Gilcrest
Isen
Army Map Service
Geography Department
McGilvrey Hall
Health Education Workshop Builds Community Health Programs
The sixth annual Health Education workshop runs July 28 to August 8, inviting teachers nurses and community leaders from northeastern Ohio. Sessions cover community health program development using books pamphlets and visual aids. Speakers include Paul Landis F C Bechtel Sewall Milliken and Florence M Hellman with support from KSU Ohio Department of Health and Ohio Department of Education.
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Ohio
Paul Landis
Ohio Department of Education
F. C. Bechtel
Ohio Department of Health
Modern Design Theme At Industrial Arts Workshop
The workshop promoted Modern Design in Industrial Arts with exhibits by Garth Andrews of Garth Andrews Contemporary Interiors Bath Ohio and demonstrations on industrial design by Samuel Schneer of Smith and Scheer Akron. H J Brennan of the Rochester Institute of Technology spoke on the craftsman’s place in industrial technology. Tracy B Nabers, associate professor, led the event.
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Industrial Arts
Garth Andrews
Bath
Ohio
Samuel Schneer
Smith and Scheer
Akron
H. J. Brennan
Brennan
School For American Craftsmen
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rochester
New York
Tracy B. Nabers
Baker's Wife Last Movie Shown At University
The French comedy Baker's Wife screens in the Arts auditorium on Thursday August 7 with English subtitles at 1 3 6 and 8 15 p m Tickets are free to university students and available at the library and atrium information desk the day before the showing It closes a trio of French classics following Passion for Life and Carnival in Flanders.
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Flanders
Dean Rackham Observes ROTC Field Training at Fort Meade and Maxwell
Dean Eric Rackham of the Liberal Arts college toured ROTC field training camps for Kent State students. He visited Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery Alabama and Fort Meade Maryland observing drills lectures and morale. He noted cadets from Akron Penn State Niagara and Connecticut also training with Kent students while stressing alignment of ROTC with the overall curriculum.
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Dean Rackham
KSU
Eric Rackham
Liberal Arts College
R.O.T.C
MD Cay
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Alabama
Kent
Air Force Branch
Maryland
Fort Meade
University of Akron
University of Pennsylvania
Niagara University
Baritonist Will Appear At KSU
Igor Gorin, Ukrainian born baritone educated in Vienna, will give a concert in the university auditorium on August 5 at 8 30 p m. His European start, U S citizenship, and wide tour reach are noted as the program continues the university summer entertainment series with no admission charge.
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Igor Gorin
Mr. Gorin
Ukraine
Conservatory of
Vienna
Europe
Ing Star
United States
Canada
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Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
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