History Group Departs on Mexican Field Trip
Twenty four university students and Dr. Baker depart by car for Mexico to study ancient colonial and modern cultures. The five week itinerary includes two weeks in Mexico City and visits to Monterrey Tamazunchale San Juan Teotihuacan Xochimilco Taxco Guadalajara and other sites.
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Mexico
Baker
South America
U. S. State Department
North America
Europe
KSU
Monterrey
Tamazunchale
San Juan Teotihuacan
Xochimilco
Taxco
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Peggy Ann Anderson
Kent
Louise Baker
Christin Coulins
Canton
Carol Donley
Hudson
Elma Larson
Lillian Little
John Malkowski
Cleveland
Leslie Morgan
Lakewood
Hildegarde O’brien
Youngstown
Charlotte Reed
Glenn
Marybelle Rutan
Ravenna
Jeannine Schutt
Defiance
Helen Shagrin
Dorothy Smith
Elyria
Wesley Watson
Willard
Clarence Young
Massillon
Robert Spicer
North Canton
Eleanor Douthat
Leo Sandel
Cleveland Heights
Angelina Zima
Geneva
Hazel Young
Helen Myers
Akron
Faye Hargrave
Kent State Historic Features and Campus News 1945
Royalty Burr editors encountered notable guests in Chicago including Prince Abdul Llah and U S officials during a fraught visit. Phi Alpha Theta joined national honor societies. Kent State programs expand with English art and music collaboration and Walden String Quartet concert opened summer series.
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Burr
Chicago
Prince Abdul Llah
Iraq
Robert C. Oliver
U. S
Raymond D. Muir
State Department
Arthur M. McCollum
U.S
Society News Phi Alpha Theta
Association of College Honor Societies
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
Order of the Coif
Alpha Omega Alpha
Phi Kappa Phi
Sigma Tau
Omicron Delta Kappa
Kent State University
University Auditorium
Walden String Quartet
George Bowman
Kent State
Kappa Delta Pi To Hold First Meeting
The Delta Beta chapter schedules its first summer meeting for Thursday at 7 p.m. in 2020. Members are urged to attend and join the initial session of the season.
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Kappa Delta Pi
Delta Beta
Delta Beta Chap
Chicagoland Music Festival Semi finals Set at Kent State
Semi final eliminations for the Chicagoland Music Festival will be held at Kent State University on July 22. High school musicians from northeast northwest and southeast Ohio compete across six divisions including vocals solo choir accordion band concert band baton twirling and instrumental solo in piano and accordion. Roy D Metcalf director of the Kent State University twin bands will judge entries. Official entry blanks are available from Professor Metcalf. festival sponsored by Chicago Tribune Charities Inc.
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Soldier’s Field
Chicago
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Ohio
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Kent State, University
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Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Metcalf
Reappointed Miller Praised by Campus Merchandising Bureau
Joseph S. Miller was reappointed as Chesterfield Campus representative. He received commendation from the Campus Merchandising Bureau and earned honorable mention plus eleventh place in contests held on major university campuses by the Chesterfield company.
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Last Sermon Ends in Tragedy at Neosho Methodist Church
Rev Robert J Kennedy 49 preached a final sermon on if I had only one more. He did not appear for a follow up service and was found dead from a heart attack in his Neosho Missouri hotel room. The note of the brief recalls other unrelated items as a column of miscellany.
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Robert J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Meeting Notice For Chapter Officers Election
Members of this and other chapters are invited to attend the meeting. Officers will be elected for the summer sessions and the summer program is to be planned.
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British Medical Journal
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