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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
1
The school of music presents a student clarinet and string ensemble recital tonight at 8 p.m. in the Kent State union. Program includes Mozart Debussy Bach and Lockwood.
More than 100 persons have signed up for the second New York City tour sponsored by the School of Speech under Prof. G Harry Wright. The itinerary runs March 18 to 21 with Broadway play Radio City Hayden Planetarium Empire State Building and a bus tour to other sights. A dinner and show at Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe is planned and a UN viewing is confirmed. The group departs Kent March 17 at 5 44 p m and returns March 21 at midnight.
The Chi Alpha social club awards an open scholarship of 150 dollars directed to Kent State students. The University Scholarship Committee will handle inquiries. The award pays 50 dollars per quarter, usable only at Kent State. Any field of study may apply, with a required quarterly 3.0 GPA, and a four year limit if the GPA is maintained.
Men wishing to enter their beards in the contest judging at 3 p.m. today in the auditorium should inform the contest committee. The committee includes Herb Schroeder Frank Kacarab Bob Bodar and Bob Hampton. Three trophies will be awarded for longest best looking and most unique beard. Entertainment includes Al Newman master of ceremonies Pat Whitmer and the Phi Gamma Theta barbershop quartet.
The Independent Students Association will not actively back any spring election candidates. ISA president Bill Sitler says the move shows the group is a social body, not a political machine. The group plans an all university meeting in spring to present other parties’ candidates.
Sixty three members of the A Cappella choir have been chosen for an Eastern tour starting next Saturday and ending March 24. They will perform in Washington D C New York Union Theological Seminary Radio City NBC Englewood and record for MBC in New York. Director Caro M Carapetyan notes praise from a Feb 26 Trinity Cathedral concert for the Music Teachers National Association gathering. Most concerts will be in churches with sacred music, though some secular works are also to be performed.
The Dance Committee at Akron announces a transportation pool to help students attend the Chestnut Burr dance at East Market Gardens from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Charlie Spivak and his orchestra will play. Ride lists will be kept at the Booster club booth and Jim Thomas' WCUE radio show will promote Dance Time from 5 to 5 30 p.m.
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