University radio workshop to discuss minority understanding
A campus radio workshop today at 4 p m will center on promoting better understanding of minority groups. Participants include Mada Moseley YWCA Joe Blair YMCA Pauline Johnston Negro students Tom Bates Newman club and Ray Deming Wesley Foundation with Rev Robert C Clemmonds leading the round table. The program also features the University band performing the Flandria overture and the Raymond overture with script by Adelaide Snyder and announcing by EB Lenard Silverstein and Walt Wolfe.
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University
Mada Moseley
YWCA
Joe Blair
YMCA
Pauline Johnston
Tom Bates
Newman Club
Ray Deming
Wesley Foundation
Robert C. Clemmonds
Nine Enlist In Marines From University
Nine University men enrolled for the U S Marine Corps candidates class during the last two days. Adrian Van Wyen, reserve coordinator, said some vacancies remain especially among seniors and applications are available in Merrill hall room 301. Finalists will go to Cleveland for medical exams. Enlisted: James Gordon Evan Wolcott Arthur Wilson Aroald Yellin Richard Foote Robert Hein Raymond Valenti Ralph Braden Jack Collins.
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U. S. Marine Corps
Adrian van Wyen
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
James Gordon
Evan Wolcott
Arthur Wilson
Aroald Yellin
Richard Foote
Robert Hein
Raymond Valenti
Ralph Braden
Jack Collins
Sweetheart of Kappa Sigma Chi Contested by Greeks
Gamma Sigs and AOs vie to win the Sweetheart trophy as Kappa Sigs prep for this year’s contest. The 20 percent trophy will pass by three consecutive wins for permanent ownership, with judges including Glen Gray. Entrants include Audrey Wells, Delores Shiffler, Mary Hazen, Jo Shipton, Alyce Simmons.
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Kappa Sigs
Kappa Sigma Chi
Alpha Omegas
Gamma Sigma Phis
Scott Johnson
Aos
Hope Byrne
Gamma Sigs
Eddy Duchin
Hollywood
Errol Flynn
Glen Gray
Cleveland
Audrey Wells
Alpha Omega
Delores Shiffler
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Mary Hazen
Gamma Sigma Phi
Jo Shipton
Beta Gamma
Alyce Simmons
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Prasse Names Five Delegates To NSFA Meet
Fred Prasse selects Hope Byrne Peggy Curry Ed Zink Joe Hart and Don Sinn as University representatives to the National Student Federation of America convention at Purdue University. Bob Leese named regional chairman. Joe Hart announced the student body constitution will have its first reading at the next Student Council meeting.
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Prasse
NSFA
Fred Prasse
National Student Federation of America
Purdue University
Hope Byrne
Peggy Curry
Ed Zink
Joe Hart
Don Sinn
University
Bob Leese
Mrs. Elizabeth Fellers Secures Campus Pantry Ahead
University dietician Mrs. Elizabeth Fellers arranged early orders to avert shortages as ocean supply routes remain strained. Her policy of sourcing from established firms has shielded Kent State students from immediate scarcities in pineapple juice sugar milk tea and other essentials despite ongoing wartime disruptions.
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Elizabeth Fellers
University Dietician
Fellers
Hobbies Earn Dog Show Honors For Local Faculty and Sorority Leader
Dr. John Cuber associate sociology professor and Betty Bowles Tri Sigma president won awards at the Western Reserve Kennel Club dog show Sunday. Cuber's chow Bunker placed third in open class for chows and Bowles' doberman Blitzkrieg Von Starkenheart took second in the senior puppy class.
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John Cuber
Betty Bowles
Tri Sigma Sorority
Western Reserve Kennel Club
Dr. Cuber
Chow
Bunker
Chows
Doberman Pincher
Blitzkreig von Starkenheart
Convocation Aims at Religious Peace in University
An inter denominational convocation to foster religious understanding is set for 10 a m tomorrow in the University auditorium. Dr Everett R Clinchy will chair the assembly with Sol Tax and the Rev E McCue as speakers on Race and Human Relation Laws of Cultural Behavior and Found.
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University
Everett R. Clinchy
Sol Tax
E. McCue
Clinchy
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Bonds and Stamps Reach $150 On Campus Drive
About one hundred fifty dollars in U S defense bonds and stamps have been sold on campus in two months. Marie Hyde Apple announces the totals including three 25 dollar bonds, three 5 stamps, eight 1 stamps and remaining 10 and 25 cent stamps. Booths at Wills gym entrance serve county and state basketball tournaments and drives are organized at sororities and dormitories.
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U.S. Defense
Marie Hyde Apple
Wills Gym
Rosita Guest Turns Coed For A Day At College Show
Len Shafitz editor of the Chestnut Burr hosts Rosita a showgirl of seven years on the RKO circuit as she becomes a coed for a day. She plans a campus tour visiting university departments a fraternity and a sorority house and mingling with students on schedule.
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Len Shafitz
Chestnut Burr
Rosita
Footlights
RKO
Shafitz
Brady
Hospital list narrows as three patients remain ill
The University hospital roster shrank over the weekend with Martha Harper, Elizabeth Stafford, and Barbara Hole still in the infirmary. Mary Hazen and Grace Seeley were discharged Sunday.
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University Hospital
Martha Harper
Elizabeth Stafford
Barbara Hole
Mary Hazen
Grace Seeley
Women Signed For Vic tory Volunteers Campaign
University women pledged to participate in the Victory Volunteers program. Rosalie Christian, chair, announced the effort to distribute rating charts to signed members and to build the health of University women for potential national defense emergencies.
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Victory Volunteers
Rosalie Christian
Burton Duck Placed Under Observation After Appendicitis
Liberal arts senior Burton Duck is under observation at Warren City hospital after an attack of appendicitis last Friday. His condition is not serious. Rifle club meets tomorrow at 4 p m in room 302 Merrill hall to discuss shoot times and range rules, announced by club president Jim Griffin. Signs outside the business administration office in room 314 Merrill hall announce sprucing up for spring with ivory ceilings and sea-foam green walls. Mrs. Virginia Harvey will lead a discussion on the Victory Volunteer campaign when Women’s Professional club meets tomorrow at 4 p m in room 108 Kent hall. participation urged. Seniors without graduation announcements may pick them up tomorrow 1–4 p m in room 301 Merrill hall, announced by Bob Mosher.
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Burton Duck
Liberal Arts
Warren City Hospital
Rifle Club
Merrill Hall
Jim Griffin
Business Administration
Virginia Harvey
HPE
Victory
Kent Hall
Bob Mosher
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South Seas
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McCue
Everett R. Clinchey
Harper
Stafford
Hole
Vv’ Campaign
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