Students rate military speakers on Kent State campus
Nine outstanding students from three Kent State colleges were asked to share views on allowing Army Navy and Air Force representatives to speak on campus. Most responses favored defense understanding and sought a complete picture of America's preparedness plans despite a letter opposing Army on campus.
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John Mine
Kent State
Army
Navy
Air Corps
America
Kent Slater
United States Armed Forces
John Powell
T. V. Smith To Head Forum Propaganda Is Assembly Topic
The forum on propaganda at 9 o clock this morning will be led by T V Smith with input from Dr Henry M Dater and Miss Mona Fletcher. The six students will discuss round table material prepared by the faculty to encourage independent thinking amid circulating propaganda.
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T. V. Smith
Henry M. Dater
Dater
Mona Fletcher
Dr. Dater
When Educated five points speech by Reigner
Charles C. Reigner president of H. W. Rowe educational publishers spoke to commerce students in McGilvrey hall room 419 yesterday. He outlined five points: base conclusions on facts, use English gracefully and intelligently, be gentlemen and gentlewomen, render service, and consider non physical factors in living. He warned that education is more than titles and quipped about degrees as markers of stupidity.
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Pany, Educational Publishers
Commerce
McGilvrey Hall
Author Erika Mann to Speak on Ending Dictatorships
Erika Mann the actress and author of four anti Nazi books will lecture at the M O Neil auditorium on Wednesday March 26 at 815 p m. Sponsored by the American Association of University Women she will discuss a search night through the blackout and her shift from arts to anti dictatorship activism.
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Erika Mann
Germany
M. O'Neil
American Association of University Women
Miss Mann
Thomas Mann
Ians
Klaus
Noted Philosopher To Defend Equality
T W Smith a noted philosopher and former Illinois congressman will speak at 8 p m in 317 McGilvrey hall Kent State University. He defends equality against authoritarianism citing liberty and liberalism while facing critics who favor discipline. He will answer questions after the address.
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T. W. Smith
U. S
Illinois
McGilvrey Hall
Smith
Kent State University
Mr. Smith
Toot Toots Horn Believe It Or Not
George Toot a Magnolia freshman music major plays trombone prompting interest from Robert L Ripley author of Believe It Or Not who asked permission to use the facts in his cartoons. The unusual name and musician’s hobby drew snickers but caught Ripley’s eye.
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George
George Toot
Magnolia
Robert L. Ripley
Ripley
Toot
Roberta Reflects on Busy First Day of Photo Short Course
A student recalls the packed first day of a news photography short course. Photographers swarm, schedules shift hourly, and she endures constant camera requests before finishing with a set of rules for all participants.
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Roberta
Plans To Choose Washington Delegate For 1941 Institute
Arrangements for the exam ination to select the University’s representative to the 1941 Institute of Government in Washington D C will be decided at a social science committee meeting tomorrow. Dr Louis A Tohill notes the plan.
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Institute of Government
Washington, D. C
Social Science Committee
Louis A. Tohill
Social Science Division
KSU Honors List Names 15 All A Students
Fifteen students with at least 14 semester hours earned all A grades last semester to lead the university honors list. Names include Wanda Baynes Louise Boehm Ralph Frank Bert Gluck Joe Hart Elma Smobersteg Ever ett Klontz Maxine Kopp Donald MacIntyre Robert McNeese Sidney Marvin Mary Lemon Richard Shively Arthur Turrn and Doris Weston.
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Wanda Jean Baynes
Louise Boehm
Ralph Frank
Bert Gluck
Joe Hart
Elma Smobersteg
Everett Klontz
Maxine Kopp
Donald MacIntyre
Robert McNeese
Sidney Marvin
Mary Lemon
Richard Shively
Arthur Turrn
Pan Am Program Speaker Dr Bolton Addresses Kent
Dr Herbert Eugene Bolton president of the American History Society and Latin American history expert will speak to a student assembly in room 317 McGilvrey hall Monday at 11 am. He comes to Kent after Pan American events in Oberlin and at Hiram College and is a UC affiliate who knew Kent State president K C Leebrick.
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Pan-Am
H. E. Bolton
Herbert Eugene Bolton
The
American History Society
McGilvrey Hall
Bolton
Kent
Oberlin
Hiram College
K. C. Leebrick
University of California
Dr. Leebrick
West
Weather Brief Notes Increase in Cloudiness and Warmth
Increasing clouds bring warmer air as forecasts suggest spring may arrive by tomorrow. Light winds and mild temperatures expected across the region with no precipitation noted.
Four Illinois Coeds Face KSU Debaters in Invitational Debate
Kent State's school of speech hosts four Illinois co ed debaters on a tour through the eastern United States Joe Hart and Jewell Hardman will oppose Mac Murray College Illinois team in an invitational debate tonight The topic is Resolved That the Nations of the Western Hemisphere Should Enter Into a Permanent Union The event begins at 7 30 p m in the training school auditorium and attendance is by invitation only.
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Illinois
Kent
United States
Joe Hart
Jewell Hardman
MacMurray College
Western Hemisphere
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U. S. Naval Reserve
KSU
Charles C. Reigner
H. W. Rowe Com
Reigner
London
Mann
Elizabeth Johnson
Arden Allyn
College of Business Administration
Toots Horn
Roberta White
Washington
School of Speech
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