CPT Expands Civilian Pilot Training With New Quota
University Civilian Pilot Training program increases intake to ten students with 30 hours college work and US citizenship required. Applicants must sign an enlistment affidavit for army or navy air corps after completion. Adrian Van Wyen announces plan. new class to join elementary meteorology and navigation studies. Van Wyen heads to Washington to discuss CPT policy with national coordinators.
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Adrian van Wyen
United States
Army
Navy Air Corps
CPT
van Wyen
Capital
Washington, D. C
John P. Morris
Industry Calls University Gals for Graduates
Dr. L. H. Munzenmayer reports requests from plants in Cleveland Akron Barberton and North Canton for women graduating in June with chemistry majors or minors. Other letters seek women for stenographic and clerical work in nearby cities.
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L. H. Munzenmayer
Cleveland
Akron
Barberton
North Canton
Women Debate Colored Dorm Residence At Engleman Hall
A campus meeting discussedpros and cons of housing colored women in Engleman hall next fall following news Summit Hall will be closed due to financial losses. Dorothy Ann Reese led the discussion with Mary L Smallwood in attendance. no official outcome announced.
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Engleman Hall
Dorothy Ann Reese
KSU
Eagleman
Miss Reese
Mary L. Smallwood
Summit Hall
Summit Street
K. C. Leebrick
Emotions Given Outlet In Books
Dr. T. V. Smith of Chicago University told an all University assembly that books provide safety valves for daily tension and can counteract pride and humility. He warned of a looming education crisis due to war funding limits and urged reading Plato Browning and Hardy to gain perspective.
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T. V. Smith
Chicago University
McGlivrey Hall
Plato
Browning
Hardy
Dr. Smith
Musselman Plans Second Summer Survey
Dean Fren Musselman, dean of summer session and extension, announced a second survey to determine courses for summer school. He cited student neglect in the first survey and said it would be distributed Friday to give everyone another chance.
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Fren Musselman
Dean Musselman
Laing To Address Group In Ravenna
Dr. James T. Laing head of sociology will speak to the Portage County Defense Council civilian morale section at 4 30 p m in Ravenna courthouse His topic will be Some Sociological Principals to Be Observed in Dealing With Negroes.
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James T. Laing
Department of Sociology
Portage County Defense Council
Ravenna
Glenn Miller Salutes Kent State On CBS Tonight
Glenn Miller and his orchestra will perform a special salute to Kent State University on CBS over WADC Akron at 10 o clock. The event honors Kent State hosting the finals of the high school Class A basketball tournament next Saturday. Dean Mary L Smallwood announced women will be admitted at 10 45 to allow a half hour after the Miller program. Bob Raful urged residents to lend Miller records for the two hour dancing show preceding the broadcast.
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Wills Gym
Glenn Miller
Kent State
CBS
Wadc
Akron
Miller
University
Kent
Mary L. Smallwood
Bob Raful
Raful
Duchess
Merrill Hall
Sibelius Recorded Show With Ormandy And Minneapolis Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy conducts the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra in Sibelius music recorded for KSRW in Studio A at the University Radio Workshop tomorrow at 3 PM. Yesterday WADC's Radio Workshop aired a spring salute with performers including Bob Smiley and Frances Allen in a skit and campus news roundup by Tom Bates.
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Jan Sibelius
Eugene Ormandy
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
WADC
Radio Workshop
Adelaide Snyder
Bob Smiley
Frances Allen
Carol Richards
Bob Hauser
Jim Muzzy
Bob Raful
University
Kenneth Byler
Cimarosa
Joseph Lupkiewicz
Robertson
Gretchaninoff
Tom Bates
Chi Pi to Induct Three Men Tonight
Chi Pi fraternity will induct three pledges as active members at a dinner meeting at the Robin Hood at 6 tonight. Inductees are Charles Ayres Bob Kenyon and Eugene McCord with pledgemaster William Schraegle conducting the services.
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Chi Pi
Robin Hood
Charles Ayres
Bob Kenyon
Eugene McCord
William Schraegle
Three MU Awards Won by Wally Stroud and Others
Wally Stroud won the closeup division in the Men's Union Photography contest. Roy Apple won the pictorial division and Dick Kerckhoff took first in column writing. Bill McCarty was second, Apple third, Roby fourth. deadline for the short story contest is Friday March 27.
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Wally Stroud
Marvin Hayman
Stroud
G. D. Rosy Starn
George
Art Students League Opens National Scholarship Contest
The New York Art Students League begins its annual out-of-town national contest for American university art students. Works in any medium may be submitted. Ten scholarships totaling over $2500 will be awarded. Entrants should contact a University school of art faculty member.
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New York Art Students League
University School For Art
Students seek $25 bond in war essay contest
About 20 entries were received at the registrar for the essay contest on What We Are Fighting For In This War sponsored by Dr. K. C. Leebrick. Entries must be 250 words max and unsigned. names on envelopes for post judging identification.
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K. C. Leebrick
Fense Bond
Dr. Leebrick
Bill Schraegle
Gus Chigges
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