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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1943

Page

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Stump Will Address Seniors On Artistry In Living

Prof E Turner Stump head of the school of speech will open a two day senior program with a 10 am class day convocation in the University auditorium speaking on Artistry in Living Seniors are excused from classes A rehearsal for commence ment exercises follows an informal banquet at Kent Methodist church at 7 pm then a dance at 10 pm in Moulton hall music room Lieut Col Seward Phillips Reese Maxwell field Ala will be the guest speaker at commence exercises.

E. Turner Stump School of Speech Kent Methodist Church Moulton Hall Music Room Seward Phillips Reese Maxwell Field Ala

War Activity Group Plans to Preserve Campus Records

The War Activity Council proposes to preserve records and funds of campus organizations that suspend activities. Papers may be stored in the library with a storage file, and funds could be used to buy War Bonds. The Sorority Fraternity Committee is to formulate a policy for preserving records during the duration.

War Activity Council

Kent Debaters to Attend Northeastern Ohio Conference

Five Kent debaters Bernie Harris Scheffer Pierce Adelaide Snyder Elizabeth Ersley and Don Wargowski will represent the school at the Northeastern Ohio Debate Conference at John Carroll University Cleveland on Saturday March 27. They will join Oberlin and Wooster in committee sessions to discuss postwar political organization with economic problems and policing of conquered territories to be addressed by other schools before a joint forum.

Kent Legislative Assembly of the Northeastern Ohio John Carroll University Cleveland Bernie Harris Scheffer Pierce Adelaide Snyder Elizabeth Ersley Don Wargowski Oberlin and Wooster Colleges

Kent State Delegates Attend Inter American Conference

Kent State University delegates will attend a conference to aid inter American understanding at Western Reserve University on March 26 and 27. The event is sponsored in cooperation with the Office of Inter American Affairs in Washington, colleges, and organizations of Northern Ohio.

Kent State University Western Reserve University Office of Inter- American Affairs Washington Ohio

Herbert Myers Elected Head of Blue Key Honorary

Herbert Myers was elected vice president of Blue Key at a meeting in the Robin Hood yesterday. Lodar Brooks named treasurer and Russ Hill secretary. Myers will assume presidential duties when Bill Guisewite graduates tomorrow.

Herbert Myers Blue Key Bill Guisewite Myers Dick Clark Lodar Brooks Russ Hill Guisewite

Social Ethics Course Added To Curriculum

Dr. Maurice Baum announced that a new three hour course in social ethics will be offered by the philosophy department in the spring quarter. The course covers moral problems arising from group relations and organizations and requires no prerequisites.

Department of Philosophy Maurice Baum

Cadets To Follow Military Code Off Campus Rooms Available

Dell House leased as University co op with 12 vacancies for University women in the Delta Phi Sigma house to be run on a cooperative basis next quarter. O B Law notes vacancies and aims to purchase the house. Mrs Blanche Green returns as head Dell house mother in place. Head residents will assist from dean of women's office or director of residents.

Delta Phi Sigma Howard Mack Blanche Green Dell Dean of Director of

Army Reserves to be Called by April Two

Unofficial word from Ft. Hayes Columbus says enlisted reserve men will be called to active duty within two weeks after winter quarter ends President K C Leebrick announced. Adrian Van Wyen urged reservists to carry college transcripts when called. Notify the armed forces office in room 303 Merrill hall. Reserve enrollees will not be allowed to take the Army and Navy exams on April 2. only high school graduates and nonmember students may apply.

Ft. Hayes Columbus Army K. C. Leebrick Adrian van Wyen Armed Forces Armed Forces Office Merrill Hall Army and Navy

Pierce Myers Barnstorming Debate Tour Planned

Pierce and Herbert Myers will spend five spring vacation days on a barnstorming debate tour of Michigan and Ohio. James N. Holm director of forensics announced the plan. Final dates are pending with Bowling Green Detroit University University of Michigan Purdue Notre Dame Oberlin Heidelberg West Michigan Hope Mount Pleasant listed among itineraries.

Scheffer Pierce Herbert Myers Michigan Ohio James N. Holm Bowling Green Detroit University University of Michigan Purdue Notre Dame Oberlin Heidelberg West Michigan Hope Mount Pleasant

KSRW Announces Spring Broadcast Schedule With Original Play

KSRW completes winter broadcasts for the Radio workshop and plans spring programs starting March 30. An original play by Adelaide Snyder is slated for release as part of the new lineup.

Radio Workshop Adelaide Snyder

First Air Force Officer Arrives On Campus

The first army air force officer assigned to oversee 500 aviation trainees arrived on campus from Moody Field. Capt. William J. Ackermann toured facilities with Maj. R. F. Reynolds and met university officials led by President K. C. Lee Brick. Two or three civil service secretary positions at $1440 yearly were announced for women assisting officers.

Army Air Force William J. Ackermann Kent Moody Field North Carolina State College K. C. Leebrick R. F. Reynolds Ackermann Major Reynolds Maxwell Field Ala Capt. Ackermann Adrian van Wyen Armed Forces Civil Service Army

Plan for Victory Tunes broadcast dedication at Kent State

Herb Rosen and John Eckels plan a Fred Waring broadcast of Victory Tunes from the Camps and Campuses to honor Kent State. Petitions for student and aviation cadet song requests will circulate early in the spring quarter per Rosen.

Herb Rosen Duchess John Eckels Fred Waring Kent State Rosen

Red Cross Drive Nears Goal at Local Halls

The American Red Cross drive nears its $200 target with only $25 more needed. Peg Curry urged unpaid pledges be delivered to the Student Council office by 4 pm today for transfer to the county chairman. Donations listed include Engleman hall $30 Lowry hall $25 Moulton hall $25 Kappa Delta Pi $25 Alpha Omega sorority $10 Beta Gamma sorority $10. Office of War Activities conducted the drive.

American Red Cross Peg Curry Engleman Hall Lowry Hall Moulton Hall Kappa Delta Pi Alpha Omega Sorority Beta Gamma Sorority Office of War Activities

Book Exchange to Open After Vacation at Kent Hall

Ed Zink, manager, announced the University book exchange will not open until school re opens. Upon reopening, the exchange will sell and buy used books starting at the beginning of the new quarter in Kent hall.

University Ed Zink Exchange Kent Hall

Army Cadets to Eat Under Military Dining Plan

Army air cadets arriving next month will be served meals in a military style at Lowry Dining hall and dorms. Squadrons of 100 to 125 will march to the dining hall for meals counted on a master Army menu. About 500 cadets plus officers and enlisted men will follow a strict 130 point monthly diet.

Five Will Compete In Speech Tourney

Prof. E Turner head of the school of speech and James N Holm director of forensics take five students to Ohio Wesleyan University tomorrow to judge and compete in the Ohio Conference tournaments. Myers and McCartney will enter men and women oratories on world peace and time. Snyder and Stern enter extemp on rationing and education in war time. Haines performs a reading from Letter To Lucerne.

E. Turner Stump School of Speech James N. Holm Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio Herbert Myers Doris McCartney Myers Miss McCartney Adelaide Snyder Harold Stern Mary Haines Lucerne

Code Courses May Be Offered In Spring

A non credit course in Morse and Semaphore code instruction may be offered next quarter if enough students sign up. Dean Fren Musselman invites interested students to enroll in 106 Merrill Hall.

Fren Musselman Dean Musselman Merrill Hall

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Uni Versity Auditorium Reese Dell House O. B. Law KSRW Air Force Red Cross Book Exchange Air Cadets
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