Don Cossack Choir Scheduled at University Auditorium
The Don Cossack choir’s seventh University appearance is moved to 8 15 p m Tuesday November 7 with tickets at fifty cents one dollar and one dollar fifty. The Russian chorus marks its 25th year on a 125 concert tour this year and will perform Red Army songs Russian liturgies folk tunes and Cossack rounds including The Volga Boatman.
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Don Cossack
University Auditorium
Roy Dunn
YMCA
Wills Gymnasium
Radio City Music Hall
Metropolitan Opera House
United States
University Heads To Attend Post War Planning Conference
President George A Bowman and nine University faculty members will attend the Ohio College Association Post War Planning Conference at Ohio State University next Friday and Saturday. The event is expected to draw Ohio’s largest gathering of college faculty and administration. Including Bowman, registrars and professors such as E C Stopher Lester Munzenmayer Raymond Clark and Alfred A Crowell will attend alongside deans and administrators from liberal arts education business administration summer school extension and the Dean of Men Raymond Manchester.
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George A. Bowman
Ohio College Association
Ohio State University
Ohio
Bowman
E. C. Stopher
Lester Munzenmayer
Raymond Clark
Alfred A. Crowell
Alfred A. Crowell, Now Acting Head of the School of Journalism
Earl Crecraft
College of Liberal Arts
John L. Blair
Arden Allyn
Frew Musselman
Raymond E. Manchester
Armistice Day Assembly At Akron University
Judge Walter Wanamaker will be guest speaker at the Armistice Day gathering sponsored by the Veterans in Akron. The 10 a.m. event in the university auditorium will honor World War I veterans, faculty in service, and students killed in action. Local organizations and townspeople are invited. University band will perform. classes excused.
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Walter Wanamaker
Akron
al Welsh
Veteran's Organization
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Blue Star
University
Byrne Seeks State Senate Seat on Democratic Ticket
Dr. H. D. Byrne head of political science announces candidacy for state senator from the 24-26 district on the Democratic ticket. He served in the 92nd General Assembly of 1937-38, pushing bills for Engleman and McGilvrey halls and helping secure a record state appropriation for student per capita fees for the university.
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H. D. Byrne
Department of Political Science
Byrne
92Nd
General Assembly
Senate
Engleman Hall
McGilvrey Hall
Hansen Birth in Jacksonville Announces Daughter Helen Elizabeth
Professor and Mrs. Hansen of Jacksonville Illinois announce the birth of a daughter Helen Elizabeth on October 31. Mr. Hansen was formerly an instructor in the school of speech and director of the Radio Workshop at the University.
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Howard Hansen
Jacksonville, Ilinois
Helen Elizabeth
Hansen
School of Speech
University Social Functions Require Official Cards
Don Wargowsky, social committee chairman, announced that any organization hosting social functions at the University must obtain a social card. The card must include time and date, be signed, and turned in at the Student Council office.
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Don Wargowsky
Crowell Replaces Marbut on Journalism School Chair
Alfred A. Crowell is named acting chairman of the Kent State University School of Journalism and associate professor. He arrives from Middletown Journal and has held roles at the Columbus Georgia Enquirer and Ledger in Columbus. Crowell holds MS from Medill Northwestern and MA in English from Oklahoma, and plans to start classes Monday.
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Alfred A. Crowell
School of Journalism
George A. Bowman
Crowell
Kent
Middletown Journal
Middletown
Columbus Georgia Enquirer
Telegraph
the Ledger
Columbus
American Airlines
New York City
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern University
University of Oklahoma
Robert
Richard
Frederick B. Marbut
Pennsylvania State College
Miami Workshop report available for 25 cents
Dean John L. Blair announces the two week workshop of fifty Ohio public school leaders held at Miami University last summer. The report is described as a strong current summary of Ohio education and its problems and may be purchased by interested students at Blair's office for twenty five cents per copy.
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John L. Blair
College of Education
Miami University
Ohio
Dean Blair
Polls Open Monday For Student Voting
Polls will open Monday November 6 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for upperclassmen voting on class officers and Student Council representatives. Pan-Campus and Coalition parties field candidates including non Greek affiliates on the Coalition ticket.
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Martha Forsberg
Pan-Campus
Coalition
John Williamson
Bud Gerber
P-C
Dorothy Humphrey
Ethel Day
Betsey Case
Mary Jane Lynch
Suzanne Schwartz
Violet Gardner
Elsie Stalzer
Virginia Goldie
Don Wargowsky
Harry Daniels
Julie Juch
Elaine Chamberlain
Ingrid Tornberg
Gladys Ulch
Ranky Edwards
Edith Korte
Betty Brown
Harriet Shobert
Freshmen Choose Council Secretary in Election Monday
Freshmen will vote for Student Council secretary on Monday November 6. Martha Forsberg, elections chairman, notes officers in the Men's Union will also be chosen. Where three candidates run for one office a preferential system is used. Voters should read ballots carefully. Election booth is in the atrium balcony. Posters must be removed from the atrium before election day.
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Student Council
Martha Forsberg
Miss Forsberg
First Time Voters Predict Close 1932 Election
University students born during Roosevelt era weigh the vote as their first presidential ballots approach. Hank Johnston plans to back Dewey, while Frances Murphey and Harry Daniels survey choices before casting ballots. Several peers anticipate a tight result as memories span only one president.
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Betty J
Henry Johnston
Roosevelt
Hoover
Hank
Johnston
United States
Coolidge
Dewey
Frances Murphey
Harry Daniels
Liberal Arts
Presi
Daniels
John Williamson
Messiah Plan Returns For Christmas at University
The University music department will present Handel's The Messiah on Sunday afternoon December 17 in the University auditorium directed by Kenneth Osborne. The chorus will include the University choir and the Glee club with Prof. George Gove and Prof. Osborne organizing rehearsals starting Monday November 13 in Merrill hall room 309.
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Kenneth Osborne
University
Kent
Glee Club
George Gove
Osborne
Merrill Hall
Freshmen Set Dues For Fall Quarter
Freshman class dues are fifty cents for the quarter, set by Sue Alstott co-advisor. The amount is not permanent and may change after this quarter if the class desires. Entertainment and executive committees with advisors will coordinate with the Men's Union for the freshman-upperclass night.
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Sue Alstott
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Marbuton Journalism School
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