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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1941

Page

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Best In Photos Will Feature Kent Display At McGilvrey

Ten large prints from the decade will decorate McGilvrey auditorium during the Photography Short Course. Images range from three by four to four by five feet and cover news photography from sports to scenery. Notable shots include Frank J. Scherschel’s sports shot of Clark Hinkle and a players drill scene. Enlarge ments were by Dale Rooks with assistants Frank Lukas and Henry Beck.

McGilvrey Frank J. Scherschel Milwaukee Wis Clark Hinkle Green Bay Packers Dale Rooks Frank Lukas Henry Beck

Short Course Scholarships Awarded for News and Pictorial Photography

Two out of state high school students and nine Ohioans receive scholarships for the Fourth Annual Short Course in News and Pictorial Photography to be held March 18 to 22. Recipients include twins Loel and Noel Cooper from Portsmouth, joined by Donald G. Allbee of Marshalltown Iowa and John L. Carpenter of South Bend Indiana, with Margaret Laughlin of Stow as another scholar.

Loel Noel Cooper Margaret Laughlin Stow Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority

May Approval Sought for Kent State After Spring Inspection

Kent State University leaders hopeful after a spring inspection by the Association of American Universities. Officials submit required materials to seek placement on the approved list. acceptance grants access to member graduate schools. Final decision expected next fall.

K. C. Leebrick Kent State University Association of American Universities KSU Kent

Coffey to Lecture at Fire Institute on April 9

RE. P. Coffey, chief of the FBI laboratory, will lecture at the first annual institute for promoting vocational training of firemen to be held at the University on April 9. The assignment was made by J. Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI, according to Kent extension director Dean Frew Musselman.

RE. P. Coffey Federal Bureau of Investigation Coffey Kent J. Edgar Hoover Dean Frew Musselman

Pi Kappa Sigma Wins Intra Mural Forensic Tourney

Pi Kappa Sigma wins the first annual intra mural forensic tourney with 29 points. Alpha Omega finishes two points behind, Sigma Tau Gamma is third by five points. Debate title secured by Pi Kappa Sigma. Gammas and Alpha Omegas had first place finishes but late entry penalties and event drops cost overall standings.

Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority Alpha Omega Sigma Tau Gamma Gammas Alpha Omegas

Five Dollars Please Fee for Engleman Hall Rooms

Women students must pay a $5 reservation fee for next fall in Engleman hall. Rooms are assigned by drawing rather than first come first served. For details see the bulletin board in the office of the dean of women.

Engleman Hall Dean of Women

Music Staff Announces Monthly Recitals at Kent

The Kent music staff plans a series of recitals for the remaining semester open to Kent Ravenna and Akron residents. The first concert on March 26 features violinist Kenneth Byler and pianist Harold Miles. Bruce C Handley baritone performs April 22, and Prof. Denker closes the series with a May 5 piano recital. Miles, a new piano faculty member, will perform a Schubert Hayden Franck sonata program with Eyler.

Kent Fred H. Denker School of Music Ravenna Akron Kenneth Byler Harold Miles Bruce C. Handley Handley Denker Miles Eyler Schubert Hindemith Franck

Wallac Kirkland to Speak at News Photography Short Course Banquet

Bulletin reports Life magazine special assignment man J Wallace Kirkland will open the News Photography Short Course banquet. He has just returned from a year abroad in India Australia and New Zealand.

J. Wallace Kirkland Life Magazine Chicago Mr. Kirkland India Australi New Zealand

University of Michigan Captain Plans To Inspect KSU Facilities

Captain Lyal Davidson of the University of Michigan Naval Unit may visit KSU in April to assess facilities. President K. C. Leebrick prepares to host while C. N. Smith notes Michigan’s strengths for NR O T C including enrollment, suitable quarters, lake access, and a strong Math department with pre engineering offerings.

University of Michigan KSU Naval Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Lyal Davidson Naval Unit K. C. Leebrick Leebrick C. N. Smith Navy Department

T. V. Smith To Speak Here

University of Chicago philosophy professor and former Illinois representative T. V. Smith visits campus to debate if democracy must be disciplined. He argues liberal viewpoints against new regimentation theories by Walter Lippman with a four faculty and townspeople panel in McGilvrey hall room 317 at 8 p.m.

T. V. Smith University of Chicago United States Illinois S. M. Kelker Episcopal Church McGilvrey Hall

Opera Tickets Go Fast At Psychology Office

Metropolitan Opera tickets are selling rapidly and students are urged to buy them at Kent hall psychology office. Tickets cost one dollar for the opera and one dollar for bus transport. Students should also reserve a place on the bus.

Psychology Metropolitan Opera Psychology Office Kent Hall

Army Air Corps Recruitment Draws 45 Applicants

Major James L. Zimmerman and Lieut. E. H. Wynn toured a school to recruit cadets for the Army Air Corps. About 180 students attended as the pair pitched education and a career in aviation. A Washington letter said War Department regards CPT students as highly qualified for flying cadet status and extended training toward airline transport pilot ratings.

James L. Zimmerman E. H. Wynn Army Air Corps Zimmerman Wynn Air Corps Army Washington CPT War Department

Pattern and People: Audrey Wells Follows Mother in Elite Path

Lorain High senior Audrey Wells, active in Alpha Omega sorority, aims to mirror her mother Florence Erikson by leading in academics and campus life. Audrey, valedictorian and class leader, recalls her mother’s 1915 Lorain graduation as a lasting pattern. Both women shared ties to the AO house and the Music hall, shaping their college years.

Elea Audrey Wells Lorain Alpha Omega Sorority Florence Erikson Ior Audrey Kent AO House Music Hall Alpha Omega House Normal Inn

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