Raoul Jobin To Appear In University Recital
Raoul Jobin Canadian born tenor of the Metropolitan Opera will give a recital in the university auditorium on Tuesday evening July 1 at 8 15 free to students and townspeople. Jobin joined the Met in 1940 and has appeared each season since. An accompanist will accompany him.
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Raoul Jobin
Metropolitan Opera
Jobin
Paris Opera
Opera- Comique
Canada
Sherwin Williams
New York
IFC Forms KSU Chapter for Intercollegiate Flight Club
Sixteen prospective members met to form a KSU chapter of the National Intercollegiate Flight Clubs with the aim of economical flying for members. John Lyon chairs a committee drafting a constitution for submission next Wednesday in 109 Merrill and a charter for approval before sending to the National Aeronautics Association and the N IFC. A four dollar joining fee is due at the Wednesday meeting.
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KSU
National Intercollegiate Flight Clubs
John Lyon
Merrill
National Aeronautics Association
N.I F.C
Orchestra Seeks New Musicians For July 23 Concert
The university summer school orchestra seeks players of orchestral instruments for a July 23 concert. Conductor Kenneth Byler says eligible new musicians can join the ensemble. Planned pieces include a Shite from Lully operas, Beethoven contradanes, and a Rameau suite from Darlanus.
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Kenneth Byler
School of Music
Byler
Beethoven
Rameau
Darlanus
Dear Ruth Cast Set for University Theatre Comedy
Janet Gillespie and Nick Bozeka win leads in the July 18 University Theatre comedy Dear Ruth announced by director Robert I Pearce. Barbara Lalty and others including Ruthann Shelar Beverly Rafner Carolyn Arnold Warren Lashley Bob MacDonald John Lilley Jim Bullock join the cast.
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Janet Gillespie
Nick Bozeka
University Theatre
Ruth
Robert I. Pearce
Barbara Lalty
Ruthann Shelar
Beverly Rafner
Carolyn Arnold
Warren Lashley
Bob MacDonald
John Lilley
Jim Bullock
Miss Gillespie
George Apley
Bozeka
Doctor To Speak At Speech Clinic
Dr. Theo Tetreault, Kent physician, will address staff and students at the speech and hearing clinic today at 1:30 in 319K, announced John R. Montgomery, director. He is among several guest lecturers arranged with Fren Musselman, dean of the summer session. Yesterday Dr. Eleanor Rector from Akron spoke to the group.
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Theo, Tetreault
Kent
John R. Montgomery
Tetreault
Fren Musselman
Eleanor Rector
Akron
Workshop To Hold Script Meeting
The script division of the radio workshop will meet at 1 30 Monday afternoon in studio A to discuss fall quarter scripts and plan future programs. Newcomers and staff are invited. Script department head Kenneth Goldstein urges students with scripts to bring them.
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Radio Workshop
Studio A
Kenneth Goldstein
Commuter to Pay 10 for 1948 Automobile Plates
A driving commuter will pay a flat $10 license plate fee in 1948 regardless of car type. The policy applies to all vehicles and marks a uniform plate charge for the year.
Fifteen Faculty Appointments and Four Resignations Reported
The university board accepted fifteen new faculty appointments and four resignations at Wednesday’s meeting. Notable moves include Dr Grace B Slocum and Clarence A Slocum resigning. Dr Slocum joining the University of Tennessee and Dr Delbert C Miller moving to the University of Washington after summer. Robert S Pearce will head the speech department at Hiram College, and Dr Raymond M Clark becomes director of graduate studies at Kent State. New hires span Chemistry English French Journalism Mathematics Foreign Languages Physics English supervising biology and home economics with two Canton extension appointees.
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University Board of Trustees
Grace B. Slocum
Clarence A. Slocum
Slocum
University of Tennessee
Robert S. Pearce
Hiram College
George A. Bowman
Raymond M. Clark
Kent State
Paul E. Beck
O. B. Law
Harold E. Bigony
Delaware
Charlotte I. Davis
Milford
Mme
Jeanne Gilbert
Kent
Gilbert
University of Brussels
Carleton J. Smyth
Duquesne University
G. Emory Tapp
Ravenna
Anita Valle
Greensboro
N. C
University of Sydney
Australia
A. A. Benedict
Muskingum College
Benedict
Glenn P. Tolson
Canton
Virginia C. Perryman
New York State College
Harold M. Davidson
Steubenville
Elizabeth E. Moomaw
Greenfield
Edith R. Britton
Oscar L. Dustheimer
Start Weekly Bridge Games
Weekly bridge gatherings will be held in the music room of Moulton hall every Tuesday from 8 to 10 p.m. Originated before the war by Ada V. Hyatt and Raymond E. Manchester, the program aimed to boost campus activities through easy chair talks and games.
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Moulton Hall
Ada V. Hyatt
Raymond E. Manchester
Manchester
Chestnut Burr yearbook copies available at Burr office
Students may pick up Chestnut Burr yearbook copies in the Burr office. The business staff notes a large number of copies remain available for pickup in the News bureau.
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Chestnut Burr
Burr
Trustees Name New Home Management House After Retired Professor Bertha S Nixon
Kent State University trustees honor Bertha S Nixon by naming the eight room home management house after her. The facility serves as a laboratory for home economics majors and will house eight students per quarter.
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Trustees
New Home Management House
Bertha S. Nixon
Bertha S. Nixson
KSU
Miss Nixson
Grace Baldwin
Lake St
George A. Bowman
University
Bertha
South University Drive
Alice H. Haley
Home Economics
Art
Nixson
Geneva Student Conference Attended by Kent State YWCA reps
Rosemary Morris and Bonnie Jean Avant of Kent State University joined hundreds of college students from nine states at the Geneva Conference held at College Camp Wisconsin from June 11 to 18. The event was sponsored by the Geneva region YWCA YMCA and Church Foundation.
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Rosemary Morris
Bonnie Jean Avant
Kent State University
Y. W.C.A
Geneva
College Camp
Wisconsin
YWCA
YMCA
Church Foundation
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IFC
Orchestra
Delbert C. Miller
University of Washington
Bob Fuehrer
Miss Haley
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