Walden Quartet Opens Summer Concert Series at KSU
The Walden String Quartet performs at Kent State University University Auditorium on Monday July 2 at 8 15 led by Homer Schmitt Bernard Goodman George Poinar and Robert Swenson with works by Porter Elwell and Schubert plus a mezzo soprano contribution by Marie Simmelink Kraft The ensemble has received praise from Olin Downes and Charles Gordon Watkins for its precision tone and artistry including a New York debut at Columbia University and a Cornell University engagement
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Kent State University
University
Walden String Quartet
Homer Schmitt
Bernard Goodman
George Poinar
Robert Swenson
Quincy Porter
Shubert
Herbert Elwell
John Gould Fletcher
Marie Simmelink Kraft
PM Newspapers
Cornell University
Walden Quartet
Charles Gordon Watkins
The
Ithaca Journal
Wharton Appointed Director of Residence at Kent
Miss Margaret Wharton former student counselor at Lowery Hall becomes director of residence replacing Miss Mary Jane Klein who left Kent for postgraduate work at Columbia University. Wharton arrived at Kent a year ago from Miami University and jokes about being an unexciting person while noting exciting possibilities in her promotion.
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Margaret Wharton
Lowery Hall
Mary Jane Klein
Damon Appointed Head of Speech at Russell Sage College
Mrs. Ruth Damon, a Kent graduate, has been appointed for the 1945 1946 scholastic year as Head of the Department of Speech at Russell Sage College in Troy New York. She attended the Kent alumnae dinner on June 9.
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Ruth Damon
Kent
Russell Sage College
Troy
N. Y
Knisely Elected President of Lambda Phi Honorary
Norma Knisely, senior, unanimously chosen as president of Lambda Phi the women’s journalism honorary at the final fraternity meeting. Julie Juch was named vice president, Helen Platt secretary-treasurer, and Carol Linder historian. Five new members—Kaye Tolt, Jean Lennér, Eileen Warren, Miss Platt, and Miss Linder—were initiated. The gathering and buffet supper were at Mrs. Merry Miller’s home.
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Norma Knisely
Kent States
Lambda Phi
Julie Juch
Chestnut Burr
Helen Platt
Carol Linder
Kaye Tolt
Jean Lennér
Eileen Warren
Miss Platt
Miss Linder
Merry Miller
Miss Knisely
Elizabeth Piotter
Tonka Elected K-Vet Proxy
Clarence Tonks a freshman in the college of business administration is the new president of the K Vets organization. Other officers elected last night were Richard Stallsmith vice president Richard Dussel secretary Harry Guist treasurer and Ted Baskin sergeant of arms. The next meeting will be at 3 pm Wednesday June 27 in 210 Kent hall.
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Clarence Tonks
College of Business Administration
K-Vets
Richard Stallsmith
Richard Dussel
Harry Guist
Ted Baskin
Kent Hall
Interview with Prince Abdul Ilah at Chicago hotel
Julie Juch and Marge Ingham recount meeting Prince Abdul Ilah of Iraq in a Chicago Presidential suite. The Regent discusses Iraqi education, gender roles, and his views of the United States as they tour America with a fifteen‑person party before a June 27 Canada departure.
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Julie Juch
Marge Ingham
Prince Abdul Ilah
Chicago
Sheba
Abdullah
Iraq
Ali
Feisal II
Prince Abdullah
H. C. Sinderson
Baghdad
Kent State
Sinderson
Royal
The
United States
Prince Ilah
Victoria College
Alexandria
Egypt
Royal Court
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Truman
Arizona
Nevada
Colorado
Nebraska
Illinois
Canada
Prince of
Stater Stylebook Ready For Use
The Kent Stater introduces its second edition titled Theories of Down-Style Editing by Alfred A. Crowell acting chairman of the School of Journalism. The 48 page guide will be used in journalism labs classrooms and by the staff of the Kent Stater student publication.
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Kent Stater
Alfred A. Crowell
School of Journalism
Cooperation By Departments Builds New Art Program
A summer course in comparative literature serves as the credit center for a new program directed by Dean Frew Musselman. English head C. E. Satterfield coordinates lectures on Russian German Scandinavian Italian and Oriental literature by named faculty. Art galleries and a music series accompany the program, drawing broad enrollment.
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Dean Frew Musselman
C. E. Satterfield
Eric T. Griebling
Walter L. Simmons
Leslie Garnett
Grace B. Sherrer
Weldon W. Williams
Florence G. Beall
School of Art
Nina S. Humphrey
Harold E. Miles
School of Music
Phi Alpha Theta Earns Full Membership in Honor Societies
Dr. Gertrude Lawrence, advisor for the local Phi Alpha Theta chapter, reports the society has been admitted to the Association of College Honor Societies at a Chicago meeting. Phi Alpha Theta is the first restricted-field fraternity to gain full membership in this umbrella group formed in 1925 by Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, the Order of the Coif, and Alpha Omega Alpha with future additions Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Tau, and Omicron Delta Kappa.
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Gertrude Lawrence
Phi Alpha Theta
Frathernity
Association of College Honor Society
Chicago
Ill
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
Part-time Jobs Offered to Students at University and Kent
Dr Munzenmayer Dean of placement announces part time positions for students to work a few hours daily. Apply at the Appointments office. Stenographic and typing roles vacant in university offices. Kent offers additional opportunities for boys seeking more hours.
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Munzenmayer
Kent
Graduates Listed On Bulletin Board
A list of prospective College of Education graduates for August Commencement was posted outside Dean Blair's office. Students who have not filed their applications should submit them in the registrar's office to complete the list.
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College of Education
Blair
Walden String Quartet at 8 15 p m with Mrs Simmelink Kraft
Calendar entries list July 2 8 15 p m Walden String Quartet with Mrs Simmelink Kraft as soloist and other events through August including lectures by Ann Horton Eleanor Steber concert and an OPA education demonstration by Ben H Darrow.
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Walden String Quartet
Simmelink Kraft
Ann Horton
Ben H. Darrow
OPA
Eleanor Steber
Army Air Forces
B. A. Stevens
OEA
University Theatre
Herbert Elwell
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State Department
Washington
Arthur M. McCollum
Oliver
Phi Alpha Theta In Honor Society
Charles E. Martz
Town Meeting League
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