WEWS Telecasts University Symphonic Band Program
Forty member University symphonic band to broadcast a 5 30 to 6 p m television program on WEWS Saturday March 4 directed by Roy D Metcalf. Selections include Hail to Thee Our Alma Mater National Emblem March Youth Triumphant Overture Swing Low Sweet Chariot El Abanico Java loyes Big Wide Wonderful World flag routine Bravura March baton routine Stars and Stripes Forever March closing.
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WEWS
Roy D. Metcalf
Bagley
Hadley
Morrissey
Nela Jean Wise
Don Peacock
Duble
Sousa
Physics Professor Named Editor of Journal
Dr. J. W. McGrath, physics professor and longtime faculty member since 1946, is appointed associate editor of the American Journal of Physics for a three year term. He has taught at Michigan State College and holds degrees from Fort Hays College, the University of Kansas, and the State University of Iowa.
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J. W. McGrath
American Journal of Physics
American Institute of Physics
American Association of Physics Teachers
Doctor McGrath
Fort Hays College
University of Kansas
State University of Iowa
Michigan State College
Sigma Xi
Sigma Pi Sigma
American Men of Science
New Speech 280 Voice and Diction Course Offered Next Quarter
The School of Speech announces a new course not in the spring catalog, Voice and Diction Speech 280, at 1 p.m. next quarter. Graduating seniors have first registration priority for the 5 hour course and should register today. other students may register after today at the Speech office 319K.
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School of Speech
Scholarship rules for year requirement and tenure
The scholarship requires a three point average for the application year. A recipient may retain the award for four years if approved by the Chi Alpha committee. Students from any field may compete and funds may be used at any U S school.
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Ship
Chialpa
United States
Alphabetical divisions aid spring quarter registration
Dr. C E Atkinson announces a system to ease registration by alphabet groups. A to E register March 13, F to K March 14, L to R March 15, S to Z March 16. Changes before cards should wait until March 27.
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C. E. Atkinson
Atkinson
MU Will Fete Campus Heads at Annual President Banquet
The Men’s Union hosts a March 8 banquet at 6 p.m. in the Robin Hood to honor 50 to 60 campus organization presidents. Attendees include George A. Bowman Dean Raymond Manchester and Kent Mayor Frank J. Dangler Jr. Carl Nagle leads the committee with assistants Charles Cook and Don Friedman.
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Men’s Union
Robin Hood
George A. Bowman
Raymond E. Manchester
Frank J. Dangler, Jr
Kent
Duke Contest Encourages Ballot Stuffing For Charity
The Duke of Kent contest opens in a hall between Merrill hall and the Atrium with fourteen men entered. Each vote costs one cent and can be cast repeatedly until March 6 at 5 p.m. Funds go to the university for campus beautification, with a trophy awarded at the Kent Western Reserve game intermission.
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Duke of Kent
Marilyn Kotis
Chi Omega Sorority
Merrill Hall
Mary Jane Kerwin
Jim Allison
Engleman Hall
Art Friedman
Alpha Phi
Bob Hampton
Alpha Gamma
Bill Heisig
Chialpha
Ernie Jackman
American Commons Club
Harding Olson
Gamma Phi Beta
Jerry Ott
Alpha Chi Omega
Bob Pease
Sigma Nu
Bob Silva
House of Osgood
Bob Stuart
Kent Stater
Hard Times Funds For Name Band Dance Details
The junior class dance on Friday March 3 at the Chestnut Inn serves funds for a name band for the May Junior-Senior prom. Bands under consideration include Ralph Flannigan and Harry James. Admission is 50 cents, free for dues-paid juniors. Stardusters provide music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Women receive 2:30 late permits. Chestnut Inn is in Garrettsville six miles north of Ravenna on route 88.
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Ralph Flannigan
Harry James
Chestnut Inn
Stardusters
Garrettsville
Ravenna
Thesis Topics Due Monday For June Graduates
Raymond M. Clark, director of the graduate school, warns June graduates their thesis topics must be approved by Monday. An April 1 qualifying examination is set for all departments and the last day to apply for June graduation is April 8.
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Raymond M. Clark
Social Science Lectures on Atomic Energy Tonight
Paul C. Kitchin Jr., political science instructor, speaks on International Control of Atomic Energy at 8 p.m. in 317 McGhee. This lecture closes the Problems of An Atomic Age social science series. The next lecture series will cover philosophical and social psychological aspects of the atomic age.
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Paul C. Kitchin, Jr
Kitchin
Vote Not Unanimous In Student Council Allocations Minutes
Four council members opposed the revised allocations committee minutes saying the measures were not approved unanimously. They noted Men's Union received funds without a submitted budget and cited constitution rules about budgets. President Irv Wheatley confirmed the vote passed by a majority.
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Irv Wheatley
Bill Sitler
Murray Campbell
Marty Buckles
Dennis Kee
Sitler
Men's Union
Tom Welsh
Welsh
Warren
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Chialpha Social Club
Charles V. Riley
Robert Engle
William Catlin
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