Radio Conference Added To Short Courses List
The first annual radio news editors conference opens Saturday June 25 as part of the school of journalism short courses. CBS's Douglas Edwards headlines a day of sessions luncheon a film from WEWS Cleveland and panels with wires services. Registration is 15 dollars for juniors and seniors.
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Radio News Editors
Douglas Edwards
CBS
William Taylor
School of Journalism
WEWS
Cleveland
International News Service
John M. Cooper
United Press
Phil Newsome
Radio News
Associated Press
Oliver Gramling
Robin Hood
Charles Day
State Radio Newsman’s Association
Mayflower Hotel
Akron
Carleton J. Smyth
Smyth
Campus Style Show Invites Men to Fashion Event
The university style show will be presented by the home economics department on Wednesday May 18 at 3 30 p m on the front campus west of the library. Men may attend to view campus fashions including dormitory pajamas sun back dresses classroom wear and outfits for dates as coeds model garments made in clothing classes.
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Home Economics
Senior Dinner and Dance Planned for Portage Akron
Final arrangements for the graduating class include a dinner at the Portage hotel on June 9 and a dance on June 10 in Akron. A picnic is planned for June 8. Dinner tickets are $1 through Don Moran, social chairman. dance tickets are $2 per couple led by Phil Brustein. Seniors are urged to attend despite the last week of classes.
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Portage Hotel
Akron
Don Moran
Phil Brustein
Faculty Members Attend National Conference in Chicago
Four university faculty members and Dean of Women Ada V. Hyatt attend the national conference of the American College Personnel Association in Chicago. Prof. L. S. Hadley director of student advising Mrs. Elsie Dickert special education instructor Miss Dorothy V. Diles guidance and testing department and D. L. Arnold education department participate as the event continues through Thursday.
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Ada V. Hyatt
American College Personnel Association
Chicago
L. S. Hadley
Elsie Dickert
Dorothy V. Diles
D. L. Arnold
Norman Thomas to Speak Here Thursday at 1 P.M.
Read Al Post notes Norman Thomas in a series on the activist appears on page 2 of this edition. He will speak here Thursday at 1 p.m.
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al Post
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Delta Upsilon Street Dance Plans Trophy Award
Delta Upsilon pledge class hosts its first annual street dance at Wills gym tennis courts from 7 to 10 this evening. A trophy will go to the best yarn teller. The DU trio performs, Gene Mekler provides gags, plus refreshments and games. Tickets 25 cents at gate or from members.
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Delta Upsilon
Funny Man
Gene
Mekler
Greeks To Be On Disc Show
One fraternity and one sorority representative will join Hal Morgan on the Kollege Korner show on WGAR Friday May 13. The program airs nightly 11:30 to 2:30 am except Sundays, with guests chosen by song requests signed by individuals and including the organization name. Morgan will discuss campus life and scholastic activities with the representatives.
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Hal Morgan
Cleveland
Kollege Korner
WGAR
Morgan
Kent Pigeons Targeted In City Pigeon Hunt
Kent city council authorized Safety Director Perry Boucher to pay 10 cents per pigeon, alive or dead, as part of a pigeon hunt approved at Monday’s meeting. Payments charged to the general fund with a 30 day audit report.
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KSU
Perry Boucher
Kent
Mermaids Stage Aqua Antics Two Night Shows at KSU Pool
Mermaids at KSU present two nightly performances tomorrow and Friday at 7 and 8 30 p.m. in the university pool featuring a water ballet themed voyage to China India London and other far away places With Muriel Swain Pat Maglione Loretta Postlethwaite leading 18 Sharks club members and 12 beginner swimmers The program includes Slaughter on Tenth Avenue with Betty Jenkins Dean Ritter scenery Bob Engle lighting Marilyn Madison narration and Henry Easterly supplying underwater sound via a special speaker
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KSU
China
India
London
Sharks Club
Tenth Avenue
Muriel Swain
Pat Maglione
Loretta Postlethwaite
300 Librarians to Attend Fourth Annual Symposium
About 250 to 300 Ohio librarians will attend the university's fourth annual symposium for librarians on Friday May 13. The afternoon session at 2 p.m. will cover Grounds for Censorship with speakers Dr Maurice Baum Dr T M H Blair and Robert Morrow. The evening session at 8 p.m. will discuss Problems and Implications of Censorship with Dr Leon Carnovsky and M Lamar Johnson. John B Nicholson is chairman.
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Ohio
Maurice Baum
T. M. H. Blair
Robert Morrow
University
Leon Carnovsky
Graduate Library School
University of Chicago
M. Lamar Johnson
Stephens College
Columbia, Mo
John B., Nicholson
Copper and Its Alloys Shown to Students in Detroit
The film Copper and Its Alloys was shown to industrial arts students yesterday in 119K. Edward Boston of Revere Copper and Brass in Detroit answered questions after the screening, serving as technical adviser.
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Edward Boston
Revere Copper and Brass Company
Detroit
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Robert 5. French
WVKO
Columbus
Arthur Stringer
National Association of Broadcasters
Fellows
Kent State University Coeds
Twin Lakes
Mary West
South Bend
Ind
June Lanese
East Cleveland
Sally Wheeler
Lakewood
Grace Mays
Garfield Heights
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