06 Nov 1945
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1945
Page
1
Olga Jansa, a Cleveland freshman, captures the Ideal Fresh Coed title at Kent State University despite a broken leg. In the photo, Clarence Tonka signed Olga’s cast, as the Kent Stater sponsored the election.
University theater schedules its annual formal in Moulton hall music room on January 19 from 9 p m to 1 a m Co chairmen are Edwin Suvanto and Dave Ryan Alpha Psi Omega will tap new members Tickets are 125 per couple Drive ends November 9 Sororities must turn in ticket money by 5 p m Chaperones include E T Stump James Holm and J R Montgomery Suvanto takes Daniels Blythe Spirit role and Vincent Fox to design the set Associate professor G Harry Wright returns Jan 2.
Freshman talent splashes across the program for the Fresh Trolics show on November 27. Organizer George Keith says the 12 acts range from comedy to music and includes a jam session in boogie-woogie. Featured performers include Al Daniels Jim Hopkins Ward Robison Bob Cone Doris Wenich.
A. A. Crowell acting head of the school of journalism and Michael J. Radock assistant professor will travel to E. Liverpool Wednesday Nov 14 to speak at a tri county meeting of the Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press association. Host for the conference is the Keramos Echo three time winner of the Stater cup for the best mimeographed high school paper.
Two Kent State professors contribute to the October issue of the American Sociological Review. Dr William H Form Assistant Professor writes Status Stratification in a Planned Community based on Greenbelt Maryland research. Dr Delbert W Miller Associate Professor presents a mass communication note How Our Community Kent Heard about the Death of President Roosevelt. Form also has Toward an Occupational Social Psychology in the forthcoming Journal of Social Psychology.
Two university speech students Ted Baskin and George Papp, WWII veterans, spoke at rallies for the victory loan drive at the Kent factory. James Holm, Portage County war loan committee director of forensics, arranged their participation with Twin Coach employees.
At a student council meeting at Kent State University hints were dropped that national social fraternities and sororities may be formed there. The policy committee discussed the idea and suggested sending a representative to a National Pan-Hellenic council meeting. No action was taken yet.
The annual all university Christmas Ball was rescheduled from Dec 15 to Saturday Dec 8 to avoid a clash with the revived All- Greek dance. Sponsored by the men's union and women's league, the event runs from 9 to 12 at Wills Gymnasium with music by Russ Harmon's orchestra from Painesville. Women receive 1 oclock permissions.
Don Moore president of the senior class announces a meeting today at 4 pm in Room 317 McGilvrey Hall. The event seeks to discuss class affairs and upcoming senior activities.
The curriculum committee led by Dr. Walter Simmons approves two new journalism courses: Ethics in Journalism taught by A A Crowell may start this year, replacing Readings in Journalism, and Newspaper Editing a two hour sequence for all journalism majors and minors under Murray Powers. Publicity and Trade Papers is reduced from five to three hours.
University YMCA holds its first meeting of the year this afternoon at 4 in 302 Merrill Hall. Officers will be elected with Cal Logan informing all male students are invited to attend. Logan, president of the Wesley Foundation, hopes for a large turnout.
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