Students to Voice Preferences on Future Guest Speakers
The Kent State student entertainment committee invites ballots on potential speakers for next year. Voters mark preferred names from a list of national and international figures in world affairs drama literature and music to guide bookings and funding from the activity fee.
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The
Blish
Department of the
Kent States
World Affairs and Politics
Dorothy Fuldheim
War finale provokes student critique at KSU show
Gus Chigges reports NTFCs final act of No Time For Classes transforms a patriotic finale into a critique of blind patriotism. Critics from Frank Lucas to Lester Morato question glorification of war and the poem Unknown Soldier as the crowd reacts to a controversial ending.
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Gus Chigges
Mouse
Guisewite
KSU
Vihan Ducesll
Ixludolli
Frank Lucas
Hill
Stu Freyensee
Lester Morato
Senior Fete Set For May 20 at Twin Lakes Country Club
The 14th annual Men's Union senior banquet will be held at Twin Lakes Country Club on Tuesday May 20. Program chairman Vince McDevitt said the affair will be informal with brief remarks from George Fleischer Kent Stater editor Fred Prasse Student Council president and Ray Hrom co president of the senior class. The Manchester activities cap will be awarded to the person gaining the most points in activities.
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Men’s Union
Twin Lakes Country Club
Vince MceDevitt
McDevitt
George Fleischer
Kent Stater
Fred Prasse
Ray Hromco
Manchester
Inter-Frat Council Banquet Featured Filiatrault Talk
The fifth annual inter-fraternity council banquet will be held tonight at 6 at the Methodist church. Judge V W Filiatrault of Ravenna will speak on fraternity life. John Pentz announced the event and new scholar ship and singing cups will be awarded. New officers will be elected at 4 p m.
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Inter-fraternity Council
V. W. Filiatrault
Ravenna
Portage County
Syracuse University
Filiatrault
John Pentz
John F. Cuber
Patrol To Select Leaders At University Defense Program
Dean of men Raymond Manchester announced campus defense patrol activities with meetings for applicants tomorrow at 4 0 p m in rooms 302 and 304 Merrill Hall. Patrol leaders with military experience will be chosen, while short courses in defense industries meet in 304 Merrill with support from University women. The program is expected to start early next week.
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Defense Industries
Raymond HE. Manchester
Tomorow
Merrill Hall
Dean Manchester
Explosion damages Kent Hall after skylight blast
Sirens and aircraft noise were absent as Kent State University students watched a gymnasium skylight shatter and a window blow out in Kent Hall. Tree stumps at the rear of the building were blasted away, with a stubborn stump requiring heavy force to cause the observed damage.
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KSU Camposites
Kent Hall
Handley Directs Tonight's Recital
Bruce C. Handley will direct the University Men's Glee Club at 8 15 tonight in the University auditorium as part of National Music Week events May 5 to 11. The 30 voices sing 15 selections with Arthur Baldwin soloing Dimmi O Bella and accompanists Alan Cope and Edmund Siennicki.
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Bruce C. Handley
University
University Men’s Glee Club
Kenneth Byler
George Rowe
Harold Miles
Davison
Arthur Baldwin
Dimmi
O Bella
Alan Cope
Edmund Siennicki
Wesleyans Meet Tonight Plan Next Year’s Program
New Wesley Foundation committee chairmen will meet tonight at 8 in the training school to organize the 1941-42 program. Incoming president Ray Deming announced installa tion of officers would be held Sunday at the Methodist church. Committee heads from 300 members include Beryl McHue, Dave Edgerton, Margie Fankhauser, Pauline Watson, Elfreida Wachich, Gerry Daniels, Clovis Watson, Shirley Gremb, and others.
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Wesley Foundation
Ray Deming
Methodist Church
Methodist
Beryl McHue
Dave Edgerton
Margie Fankhauser
Pauline Watson
Elfreida Wachic
Gerry Daniels
Clovis Watson
Shirley Gremb
Betty Jean Speith
Joe Hart
Ray Callahan
Virginia Rasch
Jackie Miller
Preston Springer
Jean Barger
Margie Jacot
Martha Gibson
Dick Weigle
Boswell’s Watercolor Wins Honorable Mention at Ozark Exhibit
Miss Mary Kathryn Boswell assistant professor of art received honorable mention for her watercolor painting Sales Day at the Ozark Artists exhibit held at the Springfield Art Museum in Springfield Missouri. Professor Nina Humphrey, chair of the school of art, announced the award yesterday.
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Mary Kathryn Boswell
Springfield Art Museum
Springfield, Mo
Nina 8. Humphrey
School of Art
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New York
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Collier
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Boake Carter
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America
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Erskine Caldwell
Tobacco Road
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Louis Untermeyer
Rupert Hughes
Thomas Mann
Ogden Nash
Saturday Evening Post
John Anderson
Newark
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Inter-Frat Council
Duck
Handley
Men’s Glee Club
Byler, Rowe
Miles
School of Music
Sousa
Wagner, Sullivan and
Tschaikowsky
Roy D. Metcalf
Fred H. Denker
Women's Glee Club
University Women's Glee Club
Elfreda Littlejohn
Alyce Carr
David Kemppel
Gene Meyer
Mary Anna
Eddie Boyle
Wallace Bros
Sring Wonder
Boswell
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