Madrigal Singers Thrill Big University Audience
Mount Union College students heard seven Madrigal singers perform English and Brahms gypsy songs under W H Hodgson with violin soloist William D Alexander. The program opened with a student council proposal for a 50 cent per semester fee to fund big-name band dances, to be voted March 27.
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University
Mount Union College
Brahms
William D. Alexander
Canton
Mount Union
Kay Glenwright
Chalmers Ferris
W. H. Hodgson
Conservatory
Bob Seese
Council
Former Staters join Phi Rho Sigma
Two former Kent State University students are among Phi Rho Sigma initiates at Western Reserve University School of Medicine. Woodrow W. Murphy of Kent, senior in absentia, and Virgil J. Siebert of Akron, Kent alum, will receive initial services Friday at 4 30 p m at the fraternity house 11810 Bellflower road. They join 19 others for a dinner and dance at Fenway hall at 8 p m Friday.
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Kent State University
Phi Rho Sigma
School of Medicine
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Bellflower Road
Woodrow W. Murphy
Kent
Virgil J. Siebert
Akron
Fenway Hall
Butler and Breetz Speak To Scientists Today
Tom Butler and Louis Breetz will headline the Science club meeting at 4 pm in room 419 McGilvrey hall. Talks cover quartz crystals for frequency control and radio frequency radiation.
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Tom Butler
Louis Breetz
W8qlp
Science Club
McGilvrey Hall
Lie detector demo at psychology club meeting
John Higgins president says a lie detector experiment will be featured at the psychology club meeting tomorrow at 4 PM in room 214 Kent Hall.
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Psychology Club
Kent Hall
John Higgens
Errol Flynn To Choose Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi
Sigma Chi plans revive the Sweetheart contest with Errol Flynn as judge. Seven sororities and one dorm enter a photo portrait contest seeking the campus honor and a rotating cup for three consecutive wins.
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Errol Flynn
Sweetheart of
Sigma Chi
Kappa Sig
Kent
Hollywood
Erroll Flynn
Movieland
Theta Sigma Epsilon
Robin Keith
Beta Gamma
Genevieve Swearengin
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Beita Mehlenbacher
Phi Alpha Alpha
Betty Lou Minor
Gamma Sigma Phi
Hope Byrne
Alpha Omega
Jane Karnosh
Phi Kappa Sig
Mary Catherine Eichenlaub
Ruth Greenwood
Lowry Hall
We Know- Dont Tell Us This Paragraph Begins Its Career
An early note mocks a journalism section aimed at correcting past errors. It highlights a weather forecast labeled fair and credits Lloyd and a rewrite man for coining the word theorum. It also mentions journalism professor Mar and five years covering beats in the capitol, restricted to the white building under the dome.
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The
Weather Report
Bill Lloyd
F. B. Marbut
Capitol
Gene Sullivan to Provide Music at Sophomore Hop
Gene Sullivan will furnish the music for the informal Sophomore Hop in Wills Gym on March 28. Irving Waterbury announces the event with Miss Kent State to be crowned at intermission after a student vote on March 27. Decorations chair Dave Donald touts a unique queen presentation and a 75 cent per couple admission for all students, with sophomores paying dues for free guest admission.
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Gene Sullivan
Wills Gym
Irving Waterbury
Kent State
Dave Donald
Donald
Hope Byrne
Kitty Liptak
Dick McGinnis
Theta Miller
Ellen Hausrath
Dana Payden
Jack Boyd
Earl Vacaria
Marjorie Verne White
Russell Hawkins
Bill Ronald
Martha Harper
Jane Doak
Evening campus activities listed for Merrill hall
Day's Doin's schedules include radio club in room 314 Merrill hall at 3:45 pm and 4 pm activities. Inter-fraternity council meets in room 205 Merrill, Physical Science club in 419 McGilvrey, Women’s League in 201 Merrill, NTFC orchestra in 312 Merrill, Play rehearsal in the auditorium, advanced dance in 119 Kent, social dancing in the gym, and an independent meeting in 109 Merrill.
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Radio Club
Merrill Hall
Inter-fraternity Council
Women’s League
NTFC
Flying Cadet Major To Urge Air Careers
Major James L. Zimmerman heads the traveling examining board for the army Flying Cadet program. He will address a men’s assembly on the financial opportunities of the air corps at 3 pm in room 317 McGilvrey hall. Unmarried men 20 to 27 may earn $245 monthly as officers after training.
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James L. Zimmerman
Army Flying Cadet Corp
West Point of the Air
Zimmerman
Army
Army Air Corps Reserve
Concert Violinist Gundry to Perform Recital at University
Roland Gundry an 18 year old concert violinist makes his Kent debut with a seven piece recital in the University auditorium. He performs La Folia Chaconne in D major Intrada La Vida Breve Sicilienne La Ronde des Latins by Bazzini. Phil Johnson accompanies at the piano. Admission 50 cents or activity ticket available Friday March 14 at the atrium desk.
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Roland Gundry
Kent
University
Gundry
Bach
Debate on Quail Classification Debates Song Bird or Game
At McGilvrey hall a weekly conservation forum failed to decide if quail are song birds or game birds. Pro and con arguments rose as the state legislature considers bills to designate quail as game birds.
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McGilvrey Hall
Duchess Issue Ready for Sale Tomorrow Morning
A special short course edition of the Duchess will be available tomorrow morning, editor Nat Floersheimer said.
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Duchess
Nat Floersheimer
Reita Mehlenbacher Leads NTFC Chorus Tryouts in Akron
Reita Mehlenbacher, a 1938 Miss Kent State alumna and Sigma Sigma Sigma member from Akron, rehearses 15 aspiring chorus hopefuls for NTFC’s upcoming show. She balances teaching, modeling, and choreography while preparing a 12 girl line with Herbie Rosen providing piano accompaniment.
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NTFC
Guisewire
Mouse
Reita
Herbie Rosen
New York
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Physical Science Club
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Gilvrey Hall
Reita Mehlen
College of Education
Central High School
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
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