Fifty-One Women Pledged to WAA During Candlelight Initiation
Fifty-one new members were initiated into the Women's Athletic Association last night with candlelight services led by vice-president Viola Smith in Betty Ferguson’s absence. Claire Jane Wagstaff oversaw arrangements as candidates with 50 or more WAA points were introduced to Mrs. Marie Apple and the officers, recited the oath, and became voting members.
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Women’s ‘Athletic Association
Viola Smith
Betty Ferguson
Claire Jane Wagstaff
WAA
Marie Apple
Adele Singley
Apple
Mae Belle Anglemeyer
Lillian Antonelli
Lindy Barech
Margue
Concentration on Individual Study Raised in University Forum
The university forum urged focusing on individual study rather than racial differences to guide action against prejudice. Speakers included Dr James T Laing Dr Leonard Bloom and student Gertrude Duckwitz with anthropologists Dr M F A Montague and Dr Ernest Hooton contributing via Town Hall broadcasts.
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Training School
James T. Laing
Leonard Bloom
Gertrude Duckwitz
M. F. A. Montague
Ernest Hooton
Engleman Hall Dance Promises Collegiate Carousal Theme
Engleman hall sport dance titled Collegiate Carousal set for tomorrow night in Wills gymnasium. Bernie May's orchestra will provide music for dancing from 9 to 12 p m. Wall banners will feature decorations from various colleges lining the room.
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Engleman Hall
Wills Gymnasium
Bernie May
Independents of Kent State Form Third Party on Campus
A group of independents at Kent State University announce the formation of a third political party to seek representation in student government. They have scheduled a meeting for Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the university auditorium and urge all non affiliated students to attend and participate in selecting candidates and ideas for spring campaigns.
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Kent State University
Jimmy Rybak
Don Cossacks to Perform for Finnish Relief Fund
The Don Cossack male chorus directed by Serge Jaroff appears Monday at 8 15 p m in the university auditorium for the Finnish relief fund. This marks their third university appearance with liturgical Russian church music and Slavic folk songs. Ticket sales are expected to rise as capacity crowds have filled past shows. Students are urged to buy early and blocks of tickets have been requested by several high school music departments.
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von Cossack
Don Cossack
Finnish Relief Fund
Alvin J. Miller
United States
Serge Jaroff
Europe
Committee Selects May Queen Early at University
University women’s organization Cardinal Key will judge the 1940 May Queen a month ahead. Florence Grosvenor announces the competition and a deadline of April 5 for application blanks and an eight by ten photo.
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Florence Grosvenor
Cardinal Key
Chestnut Burr
E. Ladislaw Novotny
Cleveland
Florence Beall
Saintater News Contest Deadline Announced
The STATER contest ends today at 5 p m. Students may submit leads for a chance to win a pair of Schine's Kent theatre passes. Entries must be turned in at the STATER office by the 5 p m. deadline.
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Stater
Schine
Kent Theatre
Law students urged to observe headlight law
Mayor Alf Lovell announced action against students who park on main streets after dark without headlights. State law requires two headlights and a tail light from half an hour after sundown to half an hour before sunrise.
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Alf Lovell
Ill Health Forces M M Hill to Resign
Merrick M Hill resigns as university supervisor of student publications for health reasons and will leave for San Antonio Texas on April 1. George Betts will succeed him as publicity director with Stewart Fern taking Betts position. Professor William Taylor lauds Hill's hard work and wishes him well in future endeavors.
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Merrick M. Hill
San Antonio
Texas
Hill
George Betts
Stewart Fern
University
Betts
William Taylor
And There Was Light Fourth Air Play Tuesday
Two college sweethearts meet at an alumni dance in the Radio Workshop original play And There Was Light to be presented Tuesday at 2 30 p m over WADC Betty Peck wrote the piece with Don Taylor as editor The cast includes Announcer Bill Leever Narrator Jim Hook Mary Lesta Fritzie Kyole David Russ Lengs Annie Margarite Ericson Julie Kitty Liptak Jane and Helen Swisher Voices of women are performed by June Davidson Ruth Bradley Suzanne Martin Betty Line Barbara Geist and Mary Dean Brang
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Radio Workshop
WADC
Betty Peck
Don Taylor
Bill Leever
Jim Hook
Mary Lesta
Fritzie Kyole
David
Russ Lengs
Annie
Maid
Margarite Ericson
Julie
Kitty Liptak
Jane
Helen Swisher
June Davidson
Ruth Bradley
Suzanne Martin
Betty Line
Barbara Geist
Mary Dean Brang
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Don Cossacks
Finn Relief Fund
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