Exam Will Decide Conclave Student
A University student may win a Washington trip to the 1941 Institute of Government. Dr. K C Leebrick received a Washington invitation for a five day event run by the National Institute of Public Affairs and the U S Office of Education. The institute opens April 14 with about 75 top students expected to attend. The university will select the participant on a competitive basis. The program features round table discussions with government officials and visits to Congress and hearings. Last year 46 students from 26 colleges took part and met officials including Chief Justice Hughes and Vice President Wallace.
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Institute of Government
Washington
D. C
K. C. Leebrick
National Institute of Public Affairs
U. S. Office of Education
Leebrick
Congress
Charles Hughes
Henry Wallace
Francis Biddle
Paul V. McNutt
U. S
Education
John W. Studebaker
Scientists Hear Radio Operators at Science Club Meeting
Amateur radio operators Tom Butler and Louis Breetz discussed the quartz crystal as a means of frequency control and the radio antenna at a meeting of the science club and science faculty last night. A motion was passed in a preceding business meeting to assess active members to meet speaker expenses. President Jack Fowler presided over about 20 members.
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Tom Butler
Louis Breetz
Science Club
Jack Fowler
Music Students Lives Endangered In Fire Trap At Kent State
Editor notes Kent State music hall poses a serious fire risk to about 40 students who practice there daily. The article, part of a series on Kent State needs and why, critiques the building as insufficiently protected and highlighting the strain between enrollment growth and facilities at Merrill Hall. Continued on Page 3.
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Kent State
ASCAP
KSU
Northeastern Ohio
University
School of Music
Kent
Music Hall
Merrill Hall
Festival Draws 10 KSU Band Members
Ten members of the University band will travel to Bowling Green State University tomorrow to take part in the Ohio Intercollegiate Band Festival. Roy D. Metcalfe, director, announced yesterday. G. R. Prescott of the University of Minnesota will be guest conductor. Representing the University are Leslie Sheary, John Solomone, John Busch, Don Hawley, Dorothy Kline, Jeanette Irwin, Preston Springer, Arthur Johnson, William Collins, and Jack Gifford.
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Bowling Green State University
Roy D. Metcalfe
G. R. Prescott
University of Minnesota
University
Leslie Sheary
John Solomone
John Busch
Don Hawley
Dorothy Kline
Jeanette Irwin
Preston Springer
Arthur Johnson
William Collins
Jack Gifford
Prof Faces Triple Invitations For Three State Events
Professor E. Turner Stump, head of the school of speech, must choose among three March events. He is invited to judge a regional Thespian one act contest in Fairmont West Virginia, to speak to Alpha Psi Omega chapters at Louisiana State Normal Natchitoches Louisiana, and to attend Pi Kappa Delta fraternity events in Lansing Michigan. He hopes to split time between West Virginia and Michigan while considering Louisiana.
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E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Fairmont
W. Va
Louisiana State Normal College
Natchitoches
Alpha Psi Omega
Honorary
Southwest
Pi Kappa Delta Fraternity
Stump
James N. Holm
Province of the Lakes
Ment
Lansing
Mich
Staump
West Virginia
Michigan
Louisiana
Wolfe Articles on Afternoon Radio Listening Habits
Dr. Harry D. Wolfe associate professor of marketing authored an article on afternoon radio listening habits for Printers Ink. The piece will appear in the March issue of the national advertising magazine.
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Harry D. Wolfe
Printers Ink
Seese Clears Up Fee Vote Question
Bob Seese student council president clarifies details of the proposed March 27 student levy. He says the 50 cent fee would go to individual classes and freshmen would keep their extra fee in the freshman treasury. If approved, class treasuries fund activities like name band dances once a year with possible nominal dance fees. remaining funds support other activities.
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Bob Seese
Seese
Correction column fixes Stater errors in Greek notes
In this space dedicated to correcting mistakes from yesterday, a spelling error is fixed for capitol capital in a journalism piece. Fred B Marbut is identified as an instructor, not a professor. Kappa Sigma Chi is a local fraternity, not a Sigma Chi chapter. Sigma Tau Gamma officers were misstated and pledge officers would be correct.
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Fred B. Marbut
Kappa Sigma Chi
Sigma Chi
Sigma Tau Gamma
Job prospects seen bright for Kent State graduates
Portage county sees unprecedented demand for all labor as state employment chief Norman Shepherd urges Kent State University students to use the job service. He notes 134 shortages across 700 occupations, especially in mechanical electrical and chemical engineering, drafting and skilled trades. Professor Van Deusen seeks state funds to create a Kent State college of industry and expand industrial training facilities.
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Portage County
Norman Shepherd
Ravenna
KSU
Shepherd
Office of Production Management
C. S. van Deusen
Department of
Industrial Arts
College of Industry
Kent State
van Deusen
Winona Eyre Wins Miss Kent State Nomination
Independents chose Winona Eyre over four rivals at a campus meeting to elect Miss Kent State. Winnie, a three point student, majors in journalism and English, active in Lambda Phi and the Chestnut Burr staff. Also named were leaders of the finance and publicity committees formed at the gathering.
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Independents
Kent State
Winona Eyre
Winnie
Clara Biasella
Jane Schmiedel
Julia Salem
Jean Pentland
Fish tale fortune near miss by journalism professor
Professor William Taylor head of the school of journalism narrowly missed a $500,000 windfall from Fortuny’s Inc a New York publisher accused of mail fraud. He declined to advance funds after recognizing an article in the Times about the arrest and now reads the firm’s motto with a wary eye.
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William Taylor
School of Journalism
Taylor
New York
Fortuny’s
New York Times
Fortuny
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