Kick Off Ok'd For Grid Hop
Prom preparations begin as student committees start work for the university informal dance honoring the football team. The event on November 23 will run from 9 to 12 with women issued one o clock permits. Football squad selects the prom queen under Ed Zink. Floyd Thorne leads the social committee and Bob Seese heads the council.
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Ed Zink
Floyd Thorne
Bob Seese
Connie Waldo
Ed Kieselbach
Marguerite Cook
Betty Chapman
California Bound CAA student seeks air captain post
Wayne Wilkin a University senior bound for United Airlines air school in Oakland will become co-pilot after completing five months of training. He notes that in three years co pilots are eligible for a reserve captain post and eight years for captain while reflecting on a Salt Lake City accident and potential lessons for airlines.
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Wayne Wilkin
CAA
United Airlines
California
Wilkins
Kent State
Oakland
Cal
United
Wilkin
Salt Lake City
Air Lines
Numbers in a Nation of Numbers and Points
A government draft registration number looms over students as a broader theme of numbered life. The article notes the burden of memorizing house numbers phone numbers locker and license numbers and social security numbers. It highlights KSU students focused on the Rubber Bowl score and March fight.
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Kent
Ksuers
No Commerce Meeting Postponed Tonight
Harold Weil announces that the Commerce club meeting slated for tonight is canceled and will not be held as scheduled.
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Commerce Meeting
Commerce Club
Harold Weil
Unfair Cafeteria Rules Spark Campus Debate
The piece criticizes University dining hall policies citing 400 female dorm residents who buy meal coupon books at 2.65 each and lose value when meals go unused, calling for a thorough administration study and redress of the perceived inequity.
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Jack Leggett
Hitler and Democracy Topic for Hungarian Talk
Dr Karl Polanyi Hungarian scholar will headline the International Relations club assembly on November 12 speaking on Hitler and democracy He has taught at Oxford and London universities and was part of the Budapest bar He will also lecture in political science classes midweek and address an open meeting in 317 McGilvrey hall followed by a luncheon in the Robinhood club Tuesday noon.
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Karl Polanji
International Relations Club
Hitler
Polanji
Oxford University
University of London
People’s College of Vienna
Budapest
Kent Stater Staff Heads to Detroit ACP Convention
Six Kent State University Stater staff members depart for Detroit to attend the Associated Collegiate Press convention for editors and business managers. Delegates tour Book Cadillac hotel GM facilities and Detroit Free Press, with M. W. Fodor as principal speaker. return Saturday.
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Kent Stater
Detroit
Associated Collegiate Press
George Betts
Betty Champion
Jules Bognar
Lindy Barch
George Fleischer
Bob Kenyon
Delgates
Book-Cadillac
General Motors
Detroit Free Press
M. W. Fodor
Chicago Daily News
Trek Tickets Sell for Rubber Bowl Game Saturday
More than half of the 1 400 University tickets for Saturday's Rubber Bowl game have sold, including 100 of 200 reserved seats. Four of the nine police escorted parade buses are filled. Parade departs at 1 p m from the atrium and returns after the game. General admission tickets are on sale at Thompson and Donaghy drug stores.
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Thompson and Donaghy Drug Stores
Elmer Davis to Address 25 Student Journalists
Elmer Davis, national news commentator, will speak to 25 upperclass journalists in an informal discussion at Dean Earl W. Crecrafts home from 3 to 5 p m today.
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Elmer Davis
Dean Earl W. Crecraft
National Figures In Radio And Speech To Head Discussions
University inaugurates a school of speech and a radio workshop with a speech institute on campus today through Saturday. The event, themed The Function of Speech Education in the Present Crisis, includes addresses discussions and demonstrations in theatre radio workshop speech clinic and speaking platform by local and national figures. Registration opens at 9 30 am with special addresses and panels at 11 am tomorrow through Saturday evening.
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University School of Speech
The Whole Towns Talk ing Freshman Play Returns
The Freshman play The Whole Towns Talking will be presented again tomorrow as a laboratory production tied to the speech institute.
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Speech Institute
Speakers Set for Three Day Institute With Dinner Finale
The institute runs over three days ending with a dinner on Saturday at 7 p m. Way land Maxfield of the University of Illinois Speech Division will deliver The Voice of the People. Out of state speakers include A Craig Baird and H Aarshbarger of Iowa and H J Hellman of Syracuse. University professors Maurice Baum Kenneth Pringle John Cuber H D Byrne C C Kochenderfer and Mona Fletcher also participate.
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Wayland Maxfield
Division of Speech
University of Illinois
Voice of the People
A. Craig Baird
University of Iowa
H. ©. Aarshbarger
H. J. Hellman
Syracuse University
Maurice Baum
Kenneth R. Pringle
John F. Cuber
H. D. Byrne
C. C. Kochenderfer
Mona Fletcher
Advertising Students Win In Post Contest
Three KSU advertising students won prizes in the Saturday Evening Post criticism contest. Winners named are Aileen Milligan Edward Robinson and Andy Mitchell announced by Dr. Harry D Wolfe associate professor in advertising.
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KSU
Saturday Evening Post
Harry D. Wolfe
Aileen Milligan
Edward Robinson
Andy Mitchell
Faculty Iol Meet Seeks Liberal Arts Input Tomorrow
Harriet Adams chairman of fine and practical arts announces a liberal arts faculty meeting tomorrow at 4 p m in Kent Hall 209. The gathering aims to discuss business matters and departmental plans.
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Harriet Adams
Division of Fine and Practical Arts
Liberal Arts
Kent Hall
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Dietitian
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