Coeds urged to stay in college for wartime work
Northern Ohio Student Industrial conference heard delegates insist women should remain in college to prepare for re construction and peace work after the war. Miss Jeanne Parrish and Miss Rose Terlin led discussion on factory conditions and the man power program with delegates from Mt. Union College Akron University Oberlin Baldwin Wallace Canton Industrial Elyria and Y Ettes Elyria.
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Northern Ohio
Rose Terlin
Man Power Commission
Jeanne Parrish
Miss Parrish
YWCA
Jean Garee
Flora Miller
Miriam Best
Sally Whitnall
Doris McCartney
Thelma Spitzer
Isabel Landerman
Joan Smith
Ann Hogan
Charlotte Carson
Carol Clark
Mt. Union College
University of Akron
Oberlin
Baldwin-Wallace
Canton Industrial
Akron Industrial
Franklea
Elyria
Y-Ettes
Kenttes Attend NEOTA Luncheon at Aller ton Cleveland
Seventy five Kent State alumni and staff attended an NEOTA luncheon at the Aller ton hotel in Cleveland. Dean Raymond E Manchester spoke on alumni roles while E C Stopher outlined university relations and distributed the Kent Stater. Prof C E Satterfield and Merle Wagoner addressed athletics and agriculture respectively. Bruce Handley led a group singing session with Alice Carr on piano.
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Allerton Hotel
Cleveland
Raymond E. Manchester
North Eastern Ohio Teachers Association
E. C. Stopher
Kent Stater
C. E. Satterfield
Kent Alumni Association
Merle Wagoner
Bruce Handley
Alice Carr
Refunds for course changes and lab fees offered
Refunds for change of course and lab fees will be issued at the treasurer's office today tomorrow and Thursday only. Any refunds not called for on these days will be closed out on the records per the treasurer's office.
Topics for extemporaneous speech debated at Kent hall
Topics for the extemporaneous speech tournaments will be chosen at 4 p m today in room 316 Kent hall per Scheffel Pierce. Intramural debate teams will be organized and the contests announced. Preparation for the Ohio Women s Conference and Novice Debate tournaments starts tomorrow at 7 30 p m in room 315 Kent hall per Prof James N Holm. Memberships in the Student Forensic association close Friday Nov 6.
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Student Forensic Association
Kent Hall
Scheffel Pierce
Ohio
James N. Holm
Herb Myers
Freshman Comedy The Tightwad Opens This Week
Tickets for the three act comedy by the Freshman players titled The Tightwad go on sale today at the entrance to Wills gym. The show runs Thursday and Friday November 5 and 6 in the University auditorium and aims to provide light relief from front page news.
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University Auditorium
Wills Gym
Bill Guisewite
Student Council Proposes 240 Budget Revision
The council approved a revised quarterly budget increasing total expenditures to 10 788 with receipts 10 426 raising the deficit from 362 to 602 to cover football and varsity awards. It also requires non member allocations to turn in receipts to the reserve fund and sets freshman elections for November 12 with a preferential ballot due to many candidates.
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Council
Versatile Man Cup Race Begins on Campus
The 12th annual Versatile Man Cup contest opens at Manchester campus with Roy Apple announcing the entry deadline Thursday. The event awards a silver cup from Dean Raymond Manchester to the most versatile man and four gold trophies by the Men's Union for major athletics minor athletics arts and writing. Entries judged by H. M. Hungerford must be submitted by 4 p m Thursday.
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Roy Apple
Raymond E. Manchester
Men's Union
Apple
Men's
H. M. Hungerford
Kent State Radio workshop resumes broadcasts at 4 p.m.
The Kent State University Radio workshop will resume broadcasting at 4 p.m. from campus studios with a student produced drama By This Time written by Frances Allen and Mary Jane Bishop. Cast includes Bob Smiley Bob Raful Mary Haines Stella Greenbaum Jayne McKee Don Shanower directed by Bob Raful with Prof. Howard Hansen supervising and Dick Wiese as engineer.
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Kent State University Radio Workshop
Frances Allen
Mary Jane Bishop
Kent
Don Kemp
Bob Smiley
Bob Raful
Mary Haines
Stella Greenbaum
Jayne McKee
Don Shanower
Howard Hansen
Dick Wiese
WADC
Akron
College Heads Seek Changes On 18 19 Draft
At a Philadelphia meeting of the Association of American Colleges about 600 leaders debated draft policy. A key proposal would induct 18 and 19 year olds for three months then send them back to college to finish studies. Other recommendations urged promoting intramural athletics and reducing long distance intercollegiate games.
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Association of American Colleges
Philadelphia
K. C. Leebrick
Earl W. Crecraft
Leebrick
Sophomores to Convene in Room 219 for First Meeting
Sophomores assemble this afternoon at 4 p m in Kent hall room 219 for the first class gathering. Norb Zink, president, announces the date and location change and a vice president and Men's Union representative will be elected. Committees for the year will be named.
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Kent Hall
Norb Zink
Men’s Union
Alpha Omegas Lead Penny League With Financial Report
Alpha Omega sorority maintains first in the Penny League per a Dean of Men statement. The Penny Drive totals include 131.29 raised since September, 24 in summer, and 34.83 carried over. overall assets reach 190.21. Costs include 28 for Duchess issues mailing and 81 for postage. the Honor Roll cost 10. Standings show Alpha Omega 38.16, Beta Gamma 32.00, Orientation class 21.71, Cardinal Key 8.72, Gamma Sigma Phi 8.37.
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Alpha Omega Sorority
Dean of Men
R. E. Manchester
Dean Manchester
The
Duchess
Alpha Omega
Beta Gamma
Cardinal Key
Gamma Sigma Phi
University to issue activity cards at registrar office
E. C. Stopher announced yesterday that student activity cards may be obtained in the registrar's office. The cards admit students to many University functions and serve as identification.
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E. C. Stopher
Maintenance Assistant Resigns from University Post
David K. Hinman former assistant to the superintendent of maintenance has resigned after 14 years of service and left yesterday to join Goodyear Aircraft in Akron. No replacement has been appointed to fill the vacancy, according to Larry Wooddell superintendent of maintenance.
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David K. Hinman
Goodyear Aircraft
Akron
University
Larry Wooddell
Kent Correspondent on Weekend Leave and Training Moves
Kent correspondent Lee Pearson on weekend leave from Akron Beacon Journal plans ship out soon from Great Neck L. I. to merchant marine service Bud Ferguson a Kent junior joins the air corps and heads to San Antonio for training today.
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Lee Pearson
Kent
Akron Beacon Journal
Great Neck
L. L
Bud Ferguson
Air Corps
San Antonio
Texas
Johnson Announces Junior Meeting
Members of the junior class are urged to attend an important meeting Thursday at 4 p.m. in room 319 Kent Hall. Tom Johnson, class president, said yesterday the entire program will be discussed and planned.
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Kent Hall
Tom Johnson
Tri Sigs rout Engleman in lone WAA soccer game
Pat Beacum led Tri Sigs with eight points as the team rolled to a 16-0 victory over Engleman in last night's sole WAA soccer match.
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Tri Sigs
Engleman
Pat Beacum
Dogpatchers Plan Sadie Hawkins Day Events
Local Dogpatchers prepare for Sadie Hawkins Day with playful schemes and rough humor. Gals sharpen hobnails and rope tricks aim to outrun or outmaneuver male suitors, while men train for the race across a finish line.
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McSkonk Boys
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