Students and staff seek education at KSU
University workers and staff show interest in learning as Rofo Yellen, 21 years at the university, began in 1925 and moved through campus roles. M. A. Gregory, a utility man with varied work, may have a son Charles join next summer while Gregory’s background includes a cigar factory and steamboat cook roles.
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Rofo
Jimmy Wellen
Yellen
America
Bulgaria
Kent
Roger’ Gregory
New Matamoras
Ohio River
Gregory
Charles
Vellon
Bill
Army
Foreign Posts Open To University Vets
To acquaint students with modern cultures and ideologies of other nations the English department will offer next quarter a course in comparative literature of six countries. Five professors will teach the course with Dr. Florence Beall on Oriental literature Prof. Clarence Slocum on Italian Dr. Walter Simmons on German Dr. Kenneth Pringle on Russian and Dr. W Leslie Garnett on Scandinavian. Literature studied will include poetry fiction and drama all read in translation.
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Florence Beall
Clarence Slocum
Walter Simmons
Kenneth Pringle
W. Leslie Garnett
Library To Stay Open During Spring Vacation
Rockwell library will remain open during spring break announced by Miss Betty Fleet head of the service department. All books in circulation must be returned by 9 p.m. tomorrow or may be re charged.
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Rockwell
Betty Fleet
Every KSU Vet A K-Vet Fauser Drives Membership
A membership drive led by Chairman Jack Shirilla runs this week to recruit KSU veterans for the K-Vet club. A dues table will be set up in Kent Hall for the next quarter and membership cards issued. The regular K-Vet meeting at 7 p.m. in Room 214 Kent Hall will announce committee positions.
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KSU
Jack Shirilla
John Fauser
Kent Hall
Foused
Home Nursing Course Taught by Mrs Harlan Hungerford
A new two hour physical education course in home nursing will be taught by Mrs Harlan Hungerford in spring quarter. Hungerford, wife of the university English professor, has taught a similar course at Hiram College and also under the American Red Cross.
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Harlan Hungerford
Enrolment Jump To 1800 Seen For Spring Quarter
Kent State may reach 1800 students in spring term with a 20 percent rise. Registrar E C Stopher cites 1180 pre registered, about 400 veterans and 600 others including recent high school grads. He urges current students to finish registration this week for March 25 registration day and pay fees.
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Kent State
America
E. C. Stopher
Kent
Popularity Ball Goes Informal With George Conway Band
Wanda Gisinger unveils an informal version of the annual popularity ball to be held in Wills gym from 9 to 12 with George Conway and his 12 piece orchestra. Dr Ada V Hyatt announces automatic 1 o clock hours for university women attending. Betty Jane Shutrump and Bill Sullivan named most popular man and woman. Continuous page 3 continuation.
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Marcnou
George Conway
Wills Gym
Akron
Ada V. Hyatt
Betty Jane Shutrump
Bill Sullivan
Flowers
Fifth annual short course in news photography grows
Nearly 200 cameramen from 20 states the District of Columbia and Canada have registered for the fifth annual short course in news photography. Alfred A Crowell says the 350 cap will be reached soon with a staff of 35 experts. Dick Sarno is course chairman assisted by Frank Scherschel.
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District of Columbia
Canada
Alfred A. Crowell
School of Journalism
Crowell
Dick Sarno
Ace New York Mirror
Hearst Newspapers
Frank Scherschel
Life Magazine
Milwaukee Journal Photo Department
Tri-Sigs Lead In Penny Drive Standings
Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority tops the Penny Drive with $47.91, edging Gamma Sigma Phi at $41.65. Cardinal Key to circulate boxes this week per Agnes Young, secretary to the dean of men, urging all organizations to sign up for a week in the next quarter.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Tri-Sigs
Gamma Sigma Phi
Cardinal Key
Agnes Young
SC Members To Be Elected In April
Election of student council members and officers will take place in April, announced by president George Insche at the quarter's final meeting. A committee reported the administration opposed last week's proposal that summer student activity funds come under student government control.
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George Insche
West's Photo Wins Pic Contest Prize
Charles West Jr a sophomore journalism student from Delaware wins the $50 monthly Pic magazine photo contest for a shot taken in New Guinea while in the army signal corps. The prize winner will appear in the April issue and West, photographer for the university news bureau, entered five pictures in the salon for the fifth annual short course opening next week.
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Charles West, Jr
Delaware
Pic Magazine
West
Army Signal Corps
New Guinea
PIC
Burr Queen applicants’ photos to be returned Tuesday
Pictures of Burr queen applicants will be returned in the Burr office Tuesday between 3 and 4 p m according to Julie Juch yearbook editor.
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Burr
Anticipated Enrollment for Flight Courses Soars
Andrew Paton predicts almost 80 students will enroll in elementary flight and flight instructor training for the spring term, a 250 percent rise from 30. Students planning to register for elementary flight 196 or flight instructor training 396 must contact Paton in Room 109 Merrill Hall after 10 a.m. daily this week to arrange schedules.
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Andrew Paton
Paton
Simul
Merrill Hall
University airport rate hike sparks student flight cost rise
The Stow university owned airport raised elementary flight rates from 295 to 864 and instructor training fees from 195 to 238.50. Paton said Akron Airways, the university flight contractor, caused the increase and it does not boost university profits. Courses remain open to all students, with GI Bill covered for eligible veterans.
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Stow
Akron Airways
Paton
Office of the Veterans Administration
NTFC produces No Time For Classes with Gillis in lead
Russ Gillis snags the lead role in NTFC's No Time For Classes. Dan McGuire joins as Gillis's sidekick, with new acts from Vince Spatola and Timed coordination by Ted Baskin. Rehearsals and chorus eliminations underway as May show dates shift to later in the season.
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Russ Gillis Snares
NTFC
McGuire
Russ Gillis
Mike Friedland
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