Beta Gamma Joins Alpha Chi Omega National Sorority
Beta Gamma the last local sorority on campus is accepted as a national chapter of Alpha Chi Omega after national council approval. The group formed as Delta Sigma Epsilon later became Beta Gamma in 1939 and now has 39 members.
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Beta Gamma
Alpha Chi Omega
Jane King
Delight Dodds
National Council
Pennsylvania
Coun
Cil
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Alice Romanchuk
Ant
Jane Jenkins
Marge Ennes
Betty Peiffer
Judy Douglass
Kathleen Cvengros
United States
Canada
Ohio
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
MacDowell
Recital by Carapetyan to feature German Armenian and Shakespeare works
Professor Carapetyan will present a vocal recital in the university auditorium at 8:15 p.m. under the School of Music. The program includes German and Armenian music, three Shakespeare settings by Quilter, and Mozart and Handel selections with Miles and Cerveny assisting on piano and violin. Admission is free and open to the public.
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Caro Carapetyan
School of Music
Harold E. Miles
Ezio
Susanna
Orlando
Handel
Walter Cerveny
Heinrich Schutz
Johann Sebastian Bach
Carapetyan
Roger Quilter
Kent Akron Victory Ball plans complete
Plans are complete for the gala Kent Akron Victory Ball sponsored by the Booster club in Wills gym on Saturday evening. Dance chairman Bob McClelland says a large crowd will celebrate Kent's win over arch-rival Akron. Intermission features Art Garner and Joe Friedman presenting the captain with the Wheel. Admission is $1 per couple. dance from 9 to 12 with Don Karol and his orchestra. Leo Damore on vocals.
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Kent-Akron
Booster Club
Wills Gym
Bob McClelland
Kent
Akron
Art Garner
The
Stater
Joe Friedman
KSU
Akron II
Don Karol
Leo Damore
Family Portrait to Open UT Production December
University Theater presents Family Portrait December 1 2 and 3 directed by E Turner Stump with 22 students in a depiction of Jesus family life Mary is played by Helen Mitrovka Joseph by Vern Roberts Judah by Edward Halas James by Charles Kray and Disciple by Gene Bickley Daniel by Jimmy Holm son of Prof James Holm. A matinee for 500 northeastern Ohio high school students closes the run with an open curtain showing.
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University Theater
E. Turner Stump
Pate
Jesus
Helen Mitrovka
Mary
Miss Mitrovka
John
Vern Roberts
Joseph
Edward Halas
Judah
Charles Kray
James
Gene Bickley
Jimmy Holm
James N. Holm
School of Speech
Daniel
Naomi
Professor Stump
Ohio
Earle E. Curtis
Philadelphia Story
Social Dancing Tonight at Moulton Hall Music Room
Social dancing will be held tonight in Moulton Hall Music Room from 8 to 10 15. Music provided by records. Admission is by activity card plus 25 cents a couple or 25 cents for a stag.
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Moulton Hall
Crowell To Speak On Law Of Press Photography
Alfred A. Crowell associate professor of journalism at KSU will present a paper on the Law of Press Photography to the Kent Research Group tonight. The meeting, at 8 p.m. at Dr. L. S. Marshall 912 Crain avenue, is co hosted by Dr. Marshall and Dr. Clinton Hobbs.
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Alfred A. Crowell
KSU
Kent Research Group
L. S. Marshall
Crain Avenue
Marshall
Clinton Hobbs
Keys of the Kingdom at 6 and 8:15 P.M. at 317McG
The library sponsored film series continues with Keys of the Kingdom starring Gregory Peck and Thomas Mitchell. Free admission for university students. Earlier installments Anna and the King of Siam and How Green Was My Valley drew good crowds.
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Library
Gregory Peck
Thomas Mitchell
Anna
Green
My Valley
Word To The Wise Time Schedule Revision Notice
Dr. L. S. Hadley asks students and advisors to consult the bulletin posted in the atrium. The bulletin lists all added and dropped classes and all schedule time changes.
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L. S. Hadley
Honors Blanks Open For Blue Key And Cardinal Key
Applications for Blue Key and Cardinal Key are being accepted. Blue Key members may apply through Tom Welsh or Jim Smith, with the next meeting set for Tuesday November 15. Cardinal Key admissions are available from Dean Hyatt's office. eligibility requires a 2.5 cumulative point hour average and university service.
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Blue Key
Cardinal Key
Bill Kalaher
Tom Welsh
Jim Smith
Dean Hyatt
National Honor Sorority
Nu K party releases candidate slate for upcoming elections
The Nu K party announces a slate including Blue and Gold, ISA, and independent backers. Senior class tickets list Terry Atkinson and Shirley Marks among others, with junior and men's union candidates named and Pat Buckson as senior council pick.
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Nu-K
Terry Atkinson
Shirley Marks
Marilyn Jones
Bill Criswell
Pat Buckson
Council
Campus Parties to Air Views on WKSU Show
WKSU will air 4:30 p.m. campus party programs today Friday and next Monday to present party aims and discuss candidates in the November 15 student elections. Blue and Gold party leaders and candidates will speak, followed by Nu K and National Independent Student Association presenters. Robert West, WKSU critic and Jazz Appreciation Club president, also appears with notes on jazz origins.
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WKSU
Myron Abood
Chuck Fletcher
Blue and Gold Party
Marty Pfinsgraff
John Kapioltas
Peg Buker
Nu K
National Independent Student Association
Robert West
Alan Freed
WAKR
West
New Orleans
Opera Tickets On Sale For Cavalleria Rusticana I Pagliacci
Tickets for Cavalleria Rusticana and I Pagliacci go on sale at the Akron armory for Wednesday November 30 at 8 30 p m. Students may order Monday and Tuesday next week at the music office 315M with a 3 p m Tuesday November 15 deadline.
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