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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1940

Page

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New Forums Tie In Town Hall Speeches

University of Illinois forum announces spring student discussions titled Student Evening Forums in collaboration with radio Hall. Tonight at 7 30 p m in the university auditorium the program features What Does American Democracy Mean to Me with Dr John F Cuber presenting faculty views and students Ernestine Baumgardner and Marjorie Jacot from the varsity debate team sharing student perspectives.

University Student Forum Own Hall University Town Hall Town Hallers John F. Cuber Ernestine Baumgardner Marjorie Jacot

Directors Plan Reception After Firefly Tonight

After the final performance of The Firefly, four directors will host an atrium reception for cast members and theater friends. Patrons are welcome in any dress, with hosts Prof. Harry Wright, Bruce Handley, Mrs. Virginia Harvey, and John Faranacci coordinating the event.

Handley to Sing Baritone Solo in Oratorio Sunday

Bruce C. Handley a music department instructor will perform as baritone soloist in Bach Passion of Our Lord at First Presbyterian Warren on Sunday March 17. The program also features Prof. Lloyd Linder Mt Union College voice head and noted Bach singer.

Bruce C. Handley John Sebastian Bach First Presbyterian Church Warren Lloyd Linder Mt. Union College

Wicked Willie Swallows Bet Loss In Frat Route Prank

The KMK fraternity war of words ends in a bet that loser wheelbarrows the winner along a campus trek to the Long Walk. Wicked Willie Swallow wins the wager but is repeatedly dumped with icy and muddy slush by Howard Besseger as the route passes Ad building.

Jack Leggett KMK Pride Howard Besseger Sigma Tau Gamma Willie Swallow Willie Besseger Howard

How to Lose Your Friends and Antagonize People KSU Style

An era satire urges students to skip crowds and cut social ties during rush season. The piece pokes fun at college rituals, recommending avoiding introductions and pledging to end new friendships to gain personal freedom.

KSU

Senate Meeting Postponed to March 26

The Student Senate meeting set for this evening in Room 212M at 7 p m has been postponed until March 26 due to conflicts with the forum and the final production of Firefly.

New Parking Space Behind Dormitory Nearing Completion

The university advances a new parking lot behind Engleman hall bordering the women's athletic field. WPA workers finish drainage east of Moulton hall and prepare more spaces for students and event attendees.

Engleman Hall WPA Moulton Hall Kent State Board of Trustees

Finns Still Need Aid After Peace Says Prof Miller

Prof A J Miller of Portage County says Finland remains in need of medical supplies and funds to rehabilitate after war. He notes the Finnish government sent another plea to the United States and cites postwar relief needs as a continuing concern despite the peace treaty.

Prof Miller Charles Ayres Russia Finland United States A. J. Miller University Education Department Portage County Finnish Relief Fund

Redbook Offers 750 Story Prize for Duchess First

Redbook magazine awards 750 dollars for a short story first published in the Duchess college magazine. The story must appear in the Duchess, not exceed 1000 words, with a March 24 deadline at 4 p.m. The 500 to author and 250 to the magazine split reflects first publication.

Redbook Magazine Jack Harris

Sophs Meet For Special Sophomore Hop Planning

A special sophomores meeting is set for 4 PM in the university auditorium to discuss the annual Sophomore Hop. Announcements include the most popular man and woman contests and the dance committees.

Sophmore University

Guisewite and Mouse Shine On WFMJ Radio Act

Bill Guisewite and Stanley Mouse, a new Youngstown radio duo, wowed audiences on WFMJ in a talent contest and will return Easter Sunday at 2 PM to compete for a $50 prize. Their act from the April show No Time for Classes drew strong studio and audience praise.

Pittsburgh Cornell Kent Guisewite Mouse Jack Benny Fred Allen Bill Guisewite Stanley Mouse WFMJ New Radio Youngstown Ohio

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