Social Committee Clears Rules for University Dances
Faculty social committee chaired by Dr James Beck and Dean Ada V Hyatt resolved most rules governing campus dances easing travel time after formal dances and extending closing to 1 am. Plans to ease housing shortage and add tennis courts noted as under consideration. An eleven college concert with 90 musicians directed by Ray Dvorak called one of the year's most important music events.
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James Beck
Ada V. Hyatt
Pic
Ture
Ray Dvorak
Roy D. Metcalf
Music and Records News From KSU Campus
Alan Cope, 1942 graduate and Eastman School of Music student, premiered Chorale and Rondo with the Eastman Rochester Symphony under Howard Hanson. His Concerto Grosso and other works were performed in Rochester. he plans to earn his Master of Music in June. A record–collecting feature notes Dick Alexander has 612 discs. a Benny Goodman Sextet album is reviewed with the lineup listed. The KSU choir performs at Wooster College and Wadsworth. John Boda and Jack Booth attended the Ohio intercollegiate band festival. John Busch to direct the county high school music meet. a training school concert is planned.
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Eastman School of Music
Rochester
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Howard Hanson
Dick Alexander
Columbia
Benny Goodman
Goodman
Rachel
Wooster College
Wadsworth
John Boda
Jack Booth
John Busch
Training School Glee Club
Berg Seeks Housing Amid Shortage for Local Boss
Business Manager Emil Berg laments a housing shortage that has slowed the quarter with dormancy. He struggles to find a suitable home and commutes from Cleveland to the workplace.
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Emil Berg
Berg
Cleveland
Students Learn From Kent Townspeople Band Festival
Kent citizens showcased practical support during a recent university band festival, a community education event that drew a modest 10 to 15 percent attendance and left a lasting impression on students.
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Kent
Take Recess Grid Night Support for Next Wednesday
Support for next Wednesday nights benefit intrasquad football game grows daily. Sponsors call off social dancing and a choir concert to allow students to attend. It should show strong school spirit if organizations postpone their usual meetings.
Let’s Keep it Clean A Kent State football festival plea
George Insche argues for a spring football festival on May 8 as a purely benefit event funded by students and supported by the athletic department. He notes extra costs for lights stadium reseeding and half time shows and urges a mature, intelligent campaign for Student Council elections.
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Ryan and
Farr
Stater
Metcalf
Kent State University
George Insche
Recognition Sought for Lowry Hall After Penny Carnival
A miscommunication led to incomplete money turn in at the Penny Carnival. Engleman hall won the trophy by 75 cents, but a Lowry girl later reported she hadn’t turned in 1.35. The group states they do not want the trophy but seek recognition for Lowry hall.
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Lowry Hall
Engleman Hall
Engleman
Lowry
Social whirl and campus chatter fills Akron scene
A bustling Akron snapshot lists dance curfews hopes at 2 30 p.m. social committee names Bill Lyon Tom Gavagan Don Moore and others. Performers Chet Klingensmith and Dick Schwabe with poets, shipboard plans, Beta-Gam pranks, Penny Carnival notes, TGIF dances and student activities populate a lively campus-community collage with dates names and local venues.
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Tom Gavagan
Don Moore
Don Shanower
Bob Smiley
Chet Klingensmith
Chet
Dick Schwabe
Jean Lenner
Akron
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Upson Kyte
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Alice Hudson
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Lyman
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Walt Shilling
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Mary Sisler
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John Norris
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Russ Gillis
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the Pride
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Disclaims Political Letter About Blue and Gold Party
A reader disputes a Tuesday letter, denying authorship and signing. The note claims a sincere attempt to counter unfavorable Stater publicity and apologizes that all letters will be verified in the future.
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Walt Helms
Blue and Gold Party
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