3000 Students Set for Ohio Scholarship Tests Tomorrow
Invasion of the campus by more than 3000 high school students is expected tomorrow for the 14th annual district state scholarship tests. Frank N. Harsh said the event will exceed last year's 2650 record. Senior seniors honored by Blue Key and Cardinal Key will receive certificates, with 151 seniors in the upper 10 percent.
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Frank N. Harsh
Harsh
University Training School
Kent
Blue Key
Cardinal Key
Ohio
Prompt Payment Urged By University Administration
The University Board of Trustees, following an AG Ohio ruling, requires students in arrears on housing bills to be out of good standing and barred from registration until full payment. Householders must submit itemized amounts to the director of residences before the next registration date, and three weeks in arrears must be reported promptly.
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Director of Residences
Attorney General of
Ohio
University Board of Trustees
Frances Maisch
Biology Club Plans Pittsburgh Trip and Talk
Biology Club will visit the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh on May 17. Dr. James P. Heath substituted for Dr. C. P. Harris to address the club on Our National Park Service, with Harris invited as a guest next Wednesday. members must sign up today in the biology supply room.
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James P. Heath
C. P. Harris
Heath
National Park Service
Harris
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh
No Time For Classes Shines In NIFC Show At KSU
The second annual No Time For Classes draws acclaim as Guisewite Mouse deliver adagio and Hawaiian routines with Eddie Robinson and the glee club. The patriotic finale shifts mood but remains rooted in war era sentiment, with strong singing and clever gags throughout.
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KSU
Bill Guisewite
Stan Mouse
G&m
Charlie
Eddie Robinson
Buddy
Russ Hill
America
Dale Books Joins Faculty Author List
Dale Books, instructor of photography, is named among the outstanding photographers who contributed lessons to the Complete.
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Dale Books
New York Photo Volume Covers All Fields of Photography
A new photographer volume from the National Educational Alliance of New York offers a complete course with the latest ideas and methods in every field. Mr. Books contributes a study on multiple flash photography. Mr. Rooks has been named executive secretary of the News Photographers' association and edits the official magazine News Pictures.
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National Educational Alliance of New York
Books
Rooks
News Photographers’ Association
News Pictures
Summer Course For Journalists To Be Offered
A summer course for high school journalists and advisors is planned for the second and third weeks in July. Prof William Taylor chairs the program and says it will provide practical help taught by active newspapermen. The staff includes Murray Powers Frederick B Marbut Joseph Kelly and Dale Books with an extended social program of banquets luncheons picnics swimming dancing and trips to points of interest.
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William Taylor
Taylor
Professor Taylor
Murray Powers
Frederick B. Marbut
Joseph Kelly
Dale Books
Fathers Will Stooge As Mothers Are Honored
Mothers Day activities planned by the school of journalism for May 11 include a dinner at the Robinhood theater slides in the afternoon and tea at the journalism house. Mothers will receive novelty souvenirs while fathers are expected to perform as stooges. Merry Allen chairs the tea with Ruth Sivon and Natalie Floersheimer assisting.
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School of Journalism
Robinhood
Journalism House
Stooge
Merry Allen
Ruth Sivon
Natalie Floersheimer
Few Reservations Left For N. Y. Trip
A four day trip to New York May 8 sponsored by the school of speech has limited reservations. E Turner Stump, chairman, set Monday noon as the deadline. The trip costs 29.50 and covers all expenses. Sites include Rockefeller Center Planetarium and the Metropolitan Museum. Group returns to Kent May 12.
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New York
School of Speech
E. Turner Stump
Professor Stump
Rockefeller Center
Planetarium
Metropolitan Museum
Kent
Kent State Tops Toledo In Sloppy Fielding Showdown
Kent State defeated Toledo 6-3 as Vic Karakus took the mound to face Goodyear Wingfoots in today’s rubber game. Coach John Starrett benefits from catcher Bud Ballmer’s dozen errors in the Toledo loss.
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Toledo University
Kent State
Goodyear
Vic Karakus
John Starrett
Cleveland
Ballmer
Toledo
Golden Flashes
Chemistry Student Wins Maine Graduate Post
Gordon Gombert, senior chemistry major, earned a graduate assistantship at the University of Maine announced by Dr. E. M. Collins. If the draft board agrees, Gombert will start duties next September after recent work on plastics embedding insects in ethyl methacrylate.
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Try
University of Maine
E. M. Collins
Gombert
OSU's Cadet Chooses KSU Blond as 1941 First Lady
Merry Allen, OSU junior and journalism student, will appear as the 1941 First Lady at Ohio State University's Military Ball with escort Kearfott Miller. Will Bradley and his Boogie Woogie band headline for more than 1,500 students and guests in a patriotic, military themed event.
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Merry Allen
Ohio State University
OSU
Merry
Will Bradley
Kearfott Miller
KSU
Stewart Fern
Dr. Ryder to Attend Nutrition Meeting
Dr. Alice E. Ryder assistant professor of home economics will attend a meeting of the nutrition workers of Northeastern Ohio tomorrow at the new health museum in Cleveland.
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Alice E. Ryder
Nutrition Workers of
Northeastern Ohio
New Health Museum
Cleveland
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