Lena the Hyena at Sadie Hawkins Dance
Lena the Hyena a comic figure from Al Capp will make a second personal appearance at the Sadie Hawkins dance intermissions this Saturday night in Dogpatch style garb. Art Seyler brings a 12 piece band for music from 9 to 12 p.m. attendees must sign in for late permits and dress is Dogpatch formal.
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Dogpatch
Lena the Hyena
Sadie Hawkins
Lena
al Capp
Douglas
Harold Oseroff
Art Seyler
Wills Gym
Bill Lyon
Students To Learn Radio News Work
The university will offer a radio news course run by the speech and journalism departments to train students for editing and announcing. William Dowdell, radio news consultant for International News Service, told journalism students of growing opportunities in radio news writing at a meeting in 107 Merrill Hall. He predicted increased demand as radio stations expand coverage and the field grows.
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William Dowdell
International News Service
Merrill Hall
Dowdell
Plan 100 Car Migration Day Draws University Involvement
A 100 car convoy to Delaware Ohio is plotted as the first unofficial Migration Day by university planners. Students and faculty are urged to sign the migration poster near the men's mailboxes and buy tickets at Trory's Music Store or Merle Wagoner's office for the KSU Ohio Wesleyan game. Final convoy details and departure time will be announced in Friday's Stater.
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Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Trory
W. Main Street
Merle Wagoner
Merrill Hall
KSU Receives Surplus Buildings Under Federal Program
The federal Works agency allotted KSU a cafeteria, classrooms, and a warehouse from surplus government buildings for veterans education. Government covers dismantling and transport. Earlier, five surplus army hospital units were granted as dormitories. A $500,000 permanent building program will follow for dorms, a student union, and more classrooms.
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Federal Works Agency
KSU
Federal Housing Authority
FWA
Bowman Attends State Meetings
President George A. Bowman attends the annual fall meeting of Ohio college presidents at Granville. University comptroller Paul E. Beck and business manager Emil Berg will join in Columbus for the inter-university council meeting, with Bowman also attending.
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George A. Bowman
Ohio College
Granville
Paul E. Beck
Emil Berg
Columbus
Inter-University Council
Bowman
Allocations Committee Meeting Spelled Out by Chair
George Inscho announced that the Allocations To Meet Allocations committee will meet today at 4 p.m. in Merrill Hall room 203. He said no member may vote unless authorized by the student council as the allocating agent for their represented group.
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Merrill Hall
George Inscho
Student Council
Inscho
No Mail Notices Left in Student Mailboxes
Ada V. Hyatt dean of women and Raymond E. Manchester dean of men report that important notices are being left in students mailboxes. Students are urged to check boxes frequently as mail has sat for as long as three weeks.
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Ada V. Hyatt
Raymond E. Manchester
Macbeth Cast Tours Northeastern Ohio High Schools
The university theatre production of Macbeth tours high schools in the region with two performances at select sites. Garfield Akron requests two nights for Nov 21 after a sell-out, while Brooklynh Heights Cleveland Parma Scharf Raven Youngstown Clearview Lorain and Washington Massillon are listed for future dates. A Canton university center stop is planned, then a local return for students who missed last Thursday’s show.
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Willoughby
Chardon
University Theatre
Ohio
Garfield High School
Akron
Brooklyn Heights
Cleveland
Parma
Scharf
Raven
Youngstown
Clearview
Lorain
Washington
Massillon
University Center
Canton
WSSF Plans Rivalry Drive
World Student Service fund drive runs Nov 11 to 15 with a rivalry between Greeks and Independents. A thermometer will track day by day progress in the atrium. WSSF president Bob White says organization meetings will feature speeches and donations at each group's meeting.
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World Student Service Fund
Bob White
WSSF
Drama Clinic Held by Speech School
The second annual drama clinic focused on improving high school productions will be held Saturday. E Turner Stump, head of the school of speech, leads the event with speech students and teachers from area high schools invited.
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Speech
E. Turner Stump
School of
Wednesday Night Second Guessers Meeting at McGilvery Hall
Fans see Flicks Movies of the KSU Kalamazoo game feature the regular session of the Second Guessers association tonight in room 317 McGilvery hall. The meeting begins at 7 p.m.
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Ksu-Kalamazoo
Second Guessers Association
McGilvery Hall
ISA appoints Pearce as faculty advisor
Robert Pearce, speech instructor at the ISA, has accepted the position of faculty advisor for the Independent Students Association.
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Robert Pearce
Independent Students Association
No Elections Without Lists Recognized by Student Council
President Henry Johnston told the council that there is no men’s union until a constitution is adopted. The group approved revisions to election rules, appointed a committee to rewrite the constitution, and recognized Richard Beckwith’s date bureau.
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Date Bureau
Henry Johnston
Council
Stater
Mickey Dover
Elections Committee
Raymond E. Manchester
Men's Union
Richard Beckwith
Newman Club
Independent Students Association
Beckwith
Alumnus Receives Television Medal for 1945 Work
Dr. Harold B. Law class of 1934 receives a gold medal for outstanding television contributions in 1945. He perfected the Orthicon tube and accepted the award at the National Television Broadcasters Association conference in New York. He is the son of O. B. Law university treasurer.
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Harold B. Law
Law
National Television Broadcasters Association
New York
Dr. Law
O. B. Law
Bridge Club Scores Add Chess and Checkers Night
Bridge and game lovers in Moulton Hall music room now enjoy chess and checkers at the regular Tuesday night bridge party. Sponsored by Deans Hyatt and Manchester, the program runs from 8 to 10 p.m. Beginners and experienced players alike may join.
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Moulton Hall Music Room
Deans Hyatt and
Manchester
Byrne Trails in Reelection Bid at State Senate Race
Trailing late last night in his bid for reelection to the state senate is Dr. H. D. Byrne, head of the political science department, as reported by Stater.
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State Senate
H. D. Byrne
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