University plans eight new tennis courts and two badminton courts
Plan by Business Manager Emil Berg calls for eight new tennis courts and two badminton courts behind Engleman hall this summer at an estimated cost of about 35000 dollars. The project approved by the university board of trustees includes resurfacing grounds, shrubbery, new lights, and backstops with north south court alignment. Existing campus upgrades include reseeding around Terrace lodge and other buildings and new street lights along South drive to the heating plant.
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Engleman Hall
Emil Berg
University Board of
Berg
Engleman
Terrace Lodge
Lowry Hall
Summit Street
Songfest Entries Due On Monday
All sororities fraternities and independent groups wishing to perform at Campus Night Songfest on May 23 must submit their chosen song to Roy Newsome the social chairman by noon Monday in writing.
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Roy Newsome
Kent Likely to Follow Akron on Weekend Change
Kent faces a decisive weekend as council weighs a shift after Akron and Ravenna voted for it. City auditor Fran cis J. Kerwin says a 99 percent chance of change, with Monday’s Kent vote showing industry support to align with Akron.
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Akron
Ravenna
Kent
Francis J. Kerwin
BC Booster Club Elects New Officers
Hal Stoneman is president and Al Lumsden is vice president after votes at a Booster club meeting Wednesday night. The resignations of Al Weekley and Joan McDermott left the posts open. Members are urged to meet in Wills gym at 4 p.m. to decorate for the sweater dance, set for 9 p.m. to midnight with Don Karrol and his combo providing music. Entrance requires Booster membership or a $1 card.
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Hal Stoneman
al Lumsden
Booster Club
al Weekley
Joan McDermott
Wills Gym
Don Karrol
Arnold Named to UN Juvenile Delinquency Advisory Committee
Dr. Dwight L. Arnold, education professor and guidance testing director, is appointed a United Nations advisory subcommittee member on juvenile delinquency. chaired by Dr. Katherine Lenroot. The panel will advise on crime prevention and offender treatment for the UN Division of Social Activities. Dr. Arnold, a graduate of Otterbein and Ohio State, will maintain at KSU and has prior roles in rural ministry and guidance research.
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Dwight L. Arnold
United Nations
Katherine Lenroot
U.S. Children's Bureau
Washington
Arnold
National Social Welfare Assembly
National Association of Social Workers
Dr. Arnold
Otterbein
Ohio State
Lakewood
Youngstown
KSU
ISA Elect Nomination and Officers Discussion
ISA will hold a nomination and election of officers for the coming year. The meeting is scheduled for Monday night at 7 30 in room 219K on May 10.
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ISA
Trustees Approve 18 Appointments at Kent State
Kent State University trustees approve eighteen appointments for 1948 49 teaching year with new professors associate professors and instructors led by Dr James E Fleming to sociology. Several resignations and leaves of absence noted include music dean Fred H Denker and instructors with plans for graduate study or continued leave. Next trustees meeting set for June 16 on campus.
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James E. Fleming
Kent
North Carolina
Georgia
Mercer
KSU
University of Maryland
Allan Dickie
South Euclid
Dallas L. Downing
Akron
Myrtle V. Collins
Rochester
Alfred A. Skerpan
Downing
University of Akron
Skerpan
Kent State
Rachel D. Davies
Henry Moulds
Chicago
Fred B. Bloomhardt
Cambridge
Mass
Byron B. Dressler
Columbus
Earle Curtis
Perryopolis
Clifford Hancock
Commerce
George Weisz
Henry O. Ford
Paul C. Kitchin, Jr
Frank R. Olson
Carmela Cicirello
Barbara Morrow
Ralph Stanley Kaczor
Fred R. Kucera
Kaczor
Defiance College
Kucera
Nebraska
Fred H. Denker
School of Music
S. Martha Robbins
Frances H. Watson
Engleman Hall
Louis S. Boffo
William R. Paine
Arthur J. Prescott
Oscar W. Ritchie
Elizabeth Moomaw Kramer
E. Gail Jeffrey
George H. Cochran
Karl F. Treckel
Eunice Saxe
Harold E. Lionetti
Will Sing Comedy Salvatore Baccaloni at University
The Metropolitan Opera basso buffo Salvatore Baccaloni will perform excerpts from comic operas at the university auditorium Monday at 8:15. He will present arias from La Serva Padrona Elisir d Amore and The Abduction from the Seraglio and tell a tale of a ward’s peeping Tom woes. No admission will be charged.
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Salvatore Baccaloni
University Auditorium
Pergolesi
Donizetti
Guardian
Mozart
the Seraglio
Metropolitan Opera
Kent
First K Day Lights Up Youngstown Grid Night
An intrasquad football game under the lights headlines a day of events at Youngstown starting with 10 am registration. Prices: 35 cents for students and 75 cents for visitors. Movie showings, a noon luncheon, and an afternoon baseball clash with the Penguins round out the program led by Dick Paskett.
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Ray Moran
Valilus
Dean Raymond Manchester
Flash
Youngstown Penguins
Dick Paskett
Varsity K
Librarians Gather for Rockwell Library Symposium Today
More than 250 librarians from Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia attend the third annual library symposium at Rockwell library. The topic Trends in Education for Librarianships features guest speakers from leading schools of library science. Afternoon session at 2 p.m. Evening program at 8 p.m. John B. Nicholson KSU librarian serves as chairman.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Rockwell Library
John B. Nicholson
KSU
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