Kent State Poll Finds College Men Split On War Readiness
A Gallup method poll of 1477 Kent State men shows unanimous support for arming if Hitler invades the United States, while 15 percent back national military training now. If Germany targets the Americas, 89 percent would volunteer for preparedness service.
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Bundling Scene Tops Critics Choice in Pursuit of Happiness
Reviewer Earl Vacaria praises the naturalistic bundle scene in Pursuit of Happiness. Betty Rogers steps in as Prudence amid Suzanne Martin's illness, with Suzanne attending the final shows tonight and tomorrow. Lennie Open delivers a strong Max performance as the plot twists to a happy ending.
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Joe Calta
Joe Michels
Shirley Sacks
Jeanne Claypoole
Don Schilmiller
Harry Wright
University Theatre
Roger Wilkin
Clyde Hawthorne
Fifty Nine Honored At Kent State Assembly
Kent State University held its Eighth Annual Scholarship Day with 59 students honored at a 2 PM assembly. Dr Constantine J Alexopoulos urged intellectual courage and cited Aristotle Hippocrates Pasteur Nogarchi as ideals, stressing scholarship beyond grades and textbooks. Special honors went to Ernestine Baumgardner Gordon Hostettler Marvin Koller Mary Suderow Leland Zahniser for distinct achievements. Don Scullion presented Kenneth L Adolph a plaque as outstanding graduating senior in the College of Business Administration.
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Delta Kappa Psi Business Professional Fraternity
Kenneth L. Adolph
College of Business Administration
House Presidents To Organize Club
A committee of off campus women house presidents has begun drafting the constitution and future by laws for the proposed Off-Campus President's club. Members include Ethel Walker Virginia Spruance Mary Ellen James Dorothy Kilby Virginia Cole Jean Melick Alette Dobbins and Anna Sabo.
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Virginia Spruance
Mary Ellen James
Dorothy Kilby
Virginia Cole
Jean Melick
Alette Dobbins
Anna Sabo
Campus Night Thanks From Student Council Chairman
Student council and Campus night committee thank all participating organizations and everyone who served as chaperones and judges. Gratitude to all who aided in making Campus Night a success. Bob Cook, Chairman.
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Rufenerl New Head of League Elected at University
Martha Rufener a Kent junior was elected president of the Women's league after about 250 votes by women students. Jane Rothermund Struthers junior becomes first vice president with Marjorie Thompson Kent sophomore as second vice president. Pauline Johnston Cleveland sophomore named secretary. Rufener active in Cardinal Key Sigma Sigma Sigma home economics club and social committee. Officers to be presented at the Senior Women's banquet at Twin Lakes country club.
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Regatta Time Set At 3 p m Two Gold Cups Donated
Sigma Tau Gamma joins the second annual university row boat regatta with Bow Dix presenting two gold cups for winners. The event moves to 3 p m June 1 to fit exam schedules. Getz Brothers trophies will reward men and women winners. Alpha Phi Beta and Engleman hall entries noted. Entry requires swimming test and a parade of boats with band.
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Select Group To Preview Burr Today
A Hollywood Preview of Chestnut Burr will be held this afternoon from 4 to 6 in Moulton hall parlors marking the 26th anniversary of the annual. Invitations went to all university deans journalism faculty and publication committee members. Guests include Dr and Mrs K C Leebrick Mr and Mrs Edward Kahn Mr and Mrs William Gadd Dale Rooks and Mr and Mrs James Holm. Holm was Burr business manager in 1938. Henry Beck will present a movie on the year’s Burr work.
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Journalists elect Fleischer as president and Barch secretary
George Fleischer was elected president and Lindy Barch secretary of the journalism student body at yesterday's meeting. Final plans were set for the last three banquets of the year and discussion of next year's journalism house for men followed.
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Ackley Elected First President of HPE Club
The newly formed HPE professional club for women in Ravenna elected its officers Tuesday night at a gathering at Jean Jones home. Betty Ackley was chosen president and Olive Harris became secretary. Betty Duff will serve as program chairman with a social chair to be named soon.
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