Forum Series Opens With Town Hall on Democracy Meaning
The University Forum committee begins the spring series with a Town Hall discussion on What Does American Democracy Mean to Me? Thursday at 7 30 p m in Training School auditorium. Dr John F Cuber leads the session with Ernestine Baumgardner and Marjorie Jacot presenting diverse viewpoints.
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University Forum Committee
Training School
John F. Cuber
Ernestine Baumgardner
Marjorie Jacot
Leebrick to Attend Ohio University Presidents Meeting
Kent State University President K C Leebrick will cut short a Arizona rest to join an Inter University Council gathering of Ohio university presidents and business managers at Ohio State University in Columbus tomorrow. B F Renkert will meet him for the all day session while Leebrick returns to normal duties Wednesday morning after visits in Chicago with Rotary officials and PWA regional directors.
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K. C. Leebrick
Kent State University
Arizona
Inter-University Council of Ohio University
Ohio State University
Columbus
B. F. Renkert
Dr. Leebrick
Chicago
Herbert Hines
Rotary International
D. R. Kennicott
PWA
Leebrick
University
Council Favors Set Assemblies
The student council will recommend to President K C Leebrick and Dr D W Pearce that assemblies be rotated or return to a fixed weekly time, citing confusion from constantly changing schedules and plans for class meetings. Continued on Page 3.
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Pres. K. C. Leebrick
D. W. Pearce
Escapist Bob Tait Finds Hawaii A Sunshine Escape
Former Kent student Bob Tait enjoys Hawaiian life while describing his experiences as an escapist. He notes daily discoveries in Hawaii including fishing from outrigger canoes, warm beaches, and sunny horizons as he grows attached to island life.
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Winter
The
Mercury
University
Uere
Bob Tait
Kent
Bob
Hawaii
Library Hours During Spring Recess
During the spring recess the university library will be open March 15 to 21 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. It will operate extra hours March 16 to 25 and reopen for regular hours at 6:30 p.m. on Monday March 25.
Students to Select Subjects this Week
Dean Crecraft announces Selection of Major and Minor Week to help sophomores choose their fields. Departments submit course explanations on scope value and outlets, to be compiled into a booklet for distribution this week.
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Earl W. Crecraft
College of Liberal Arts
Crecraft
Northeast Ohio Student Art Show Hits Local Atrium
An exhibit of school artwork from NE Ohio runs this week in the atrium near the administration building. Sponsored by the administration association, it precedes a final display at the Cincinnati Museum on March 28 29 and 30.
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Ohio
Cation Association
Cincinnati Museum
Nina S. Humphrey
Sara Hutt
Campus May Have Own Radio Station
Kent State students may hear campus programs from a campus workshop studio if approval from President Leebrick is granted. Plans describe a portable transmitter or campus wires, covering plays sport events elections and student council meetings.
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John Redmond
David W. Borst
Brown Network
Brown University
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Byrne Announces He Will be State Senate Candidate
Dr. H. D. Byrne head of the university political science department announced plans to seek the Democratic nomination for state senator from Ohio's twenty-fourth and twenty-fifth districts. He said he would file his petition before Friday's deadline.
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Byrne
Senate
H. D. Byrne
University
Ohio
Kent
Dr. Byrne
Assembly Time Changed for Syracuse Talk
The all university assembly moved from 1 PM to 2 PM Wednesday with Dean Powers of Syracuse University as featured speaker.
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Dean Powers
Syracuse University
Senator who aided Kent State University champions campus growth
During the Ninety-Second Assembly in 1937-38 the senator championed bills benefiting Kent State University. He sponsored the Engleman Hall construction and the Moulton Hall wing. He also led the appropriation to purchase four and a half acres on Summit Street completing the university quadrangle.
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State Senate
Kent State University
Engleman Hall
Moulton Hall
Summit Street
Men's Union to Plan Campus Leaders Banquet
The Kent State Men's Union will host a dinner honoring campus presidents at the Robin Hood on Thursday April 18 at 6 30 p m. The dinner aims to foster friendship among leaders and recognize all men presidents on campus. Committee members include Vincent McDevitt Dick Hill Fred Prasse and Pete Mango.
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Men’s Union
Robin Hood
Kent State
Vincent McDevitt
Dick Hill
Fred Prasse
Pete Mango
DeWeese Addresses Akron Teachers On Health Needs
Dr. A QO DeWeese, Kent State health director, speaks at Akron schools teachers banquet urging more focus on rest relaxation and leisure to ensure good health. He notes past decades stressed exercise as key and calls for balanced wellness strategies.
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A. QO. DeWeese
Kent State University
Akron
Dawson to Meet Pre-Law Registrar on Kent Campus
William W. Dawson of Western Reserve University will interview Kent State pre-law students on campus. He will be in room 209K at 2 p.m. to meet with interested students.
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William W. Dawson
Western Reserve University
Kent State
Doctor urges rest to boost health and vitality
The physician stresses rest as essential to full recovery and peak vitality, noting that gyms and classes give way to the importance of resting nerves and muscles for lasting health benefits.
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Uals
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By John Mine
KSU
Earl Vacaria
Radio Workshop
G. Harry Wright
DeWeese
Dawson
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