22 Nov 1949
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1949
Page
1
Six university departments share roles in a Goethe 200th anniversary program starting at 11 a.m. today. Western Reserve University faculty and students perform scenes from Faust and provide music from Goethe’s era with the Kent Symphony joining the university orchestra.
Dr Ruth Isabel Seabury, traveling Christian Missions secretary, spoke at the auditorium on kinship across races and religions. She cited Japan’s curriculum changes at Doshisha University and noted women’s education debates, child fears, longstanding patriotism, and attitudes toward suffrage.
The Campus Personalities program on WKSU will feature coeds from Lowry hall hosted by public relations director Myron Abood. The show airs at 4 30 p m Nancy Hise with attendants Miriam Mitchell and Marilyn Ohlgren appeared on the prior episode, interviewed by Dave Freed. Charles Kray and Freed will handle Lowry hall presentations.
The World Student Service Fund headed by Steve Bizic and William Barth will launch a drive on January 16, 1950 to aid college students in war torn lands. Miss Jean Groschupf conducted the planning session with over 40 representatives and a university network of dormitory, fraternity, sorority and off campus volunteers.
A Rotzel study shows nearly 400 transfer students enrolled this fall at Kent State from 43 Ohio colleges and 80 out-of-state institutions. 257 transfers came from Ohio colleges. About 20 states and Canada are represented by 102 out-of-state students. Reasons include location reputation finances course availability and department prominence.
Dorothy Thompson the noted author and journalist is set to speak at the university forum series on Saturday evening February 4 in the university auditorium. The event, under KSU for um committee directed by Prof. James N Holm, will feature her talk These Crucial Days.
Thirty five students will perform Family Portrait December 1 2 and 3 under Prof E Turner Stump. Helen Mitrovka leads as the mother of Jesus with Vern Roberts Joseph Edward Halas Judah Charles Kray James and Gene Bickley a Disciple. The cast includes Rob ert Haxton Nancy Beatty Betty Parsons Nancy Davies Robert Smith Bill Feaster Joan LeQuillon Jim Scott Lawrence Bahler Jane Maybee Bill Zucchero Anita Sikoy Ernie Mauer Bill McGaw Norma Remmy Corrine Rogel Jane Gates Jim Iacovazzo Jack Stands Margaret Owen Tom Lavrich Rex Collins Marie Zaderecky Stan Killingsworth Joe Durbin Dick Banker Leonard Holmes Si Lee. Written by Lenore Coffee and William Joyce Cowen the play follows Jesus family in the last years of his life. A matinee for 500 visiting high school students from northeastern Ohio is set for December 3 open curtain for scenery changes. Ticket sales start November 28 and cost 60 cents without activity card or university theater membership.
The head librarian John B. Nicholson announced two screenings before the fall quarter ends. Jane Eyre will be shown November 30 and Les Miserables on December 14 at 317 McGilvrey. Students must present activity cards at the library desk to receive tickets.
All members of Sigma Chi fraternity on campus are asked to contact Glen Brosier through his mailbox.
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