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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1942

Page

1

Publications Group Makes Nomination

The University publications committee voted to renew Warren Gerber as business manager of the Kent States for six weeks beyond the first quarter. Earl Vacariu remains editor of the Stater for 18 weeks. Applications for editor and business manager will be sought February 12, with John Eckels recommended as a faculty member of the committee.

Committee of University Publications K. C. Leebrick Warren Gerber Kent States Gerber Earl Vacariu The Stater Vacariu Frederick Marbut School of Journalism Unniversity Publications Leebrick John Eckels

Radio Workshop Program Postponed

The Kent State radio workshop faculty will relinquish this Thursday afternoon slot for a network broadcast over WADC Akron, per Prof. Howard Hansen. A student broadcast aired an original light comedy script about Gilbert and Sullivan featuring Jim Bullock Jim Muzzy Suzanne Schwartz and Nick Bozeka.

Kent State Radio Workshop WADC Akron Howard Hansen Gilbert and Sullivan Carol Richards Jim Bullock Jim Muzzy Suzanne Schwartz Nick Bozeka

Faculty proposes seven member committee for constitution

Student council weighs the faculty's plan to appoint a seven member committee to consult with the constitution committee. Both bodies praise cooperation and urge swift faculty action so December 9 remains possible for the special election to ratify the new constitution.

Student Council

Former Kent State Student Wins $285 on CBS Show

Miss Bertha Sill, a former Kent State student and DePeyster fourth grade teacher, won $285 after submitting a biographical sketch of Abraham Lincoln to the Dr. I Q program on CBS Blue Network. The biography was chosen for Monday's program and she earns $250 base plus extra for missed clues. Her brother Arthur is a chemistry junior at KSU.

Bertha Sill Kent State University DePeyster School Sill Abraham Lincoln CBS Blue Miss Sill Arthur KSU

Is Wilfred McCusky Hidden at the Journalism House

A rumor spreads about Wilfred McCusky living at the Journalism House due to transportation troubles. Inmates report a stranger roaming the house but no one has seen McCusky, leaving the mystery unsolved as rooms are checked and different occupants are considered.

Ient Men’s Union Wilfred McCusky Journalism House Cuyahoga Falls McCusky Alan Kerckhoff Tom Gavagan Kerckhoff Gavagan J. H Matt Fenn Bob Matson Stan Mine Sig Mayhew

Pan-Hellenic council bars sorority transfers

A Pan-Hellenic council ruling last night bans active sorority members who drop from a sorority from joining another. Meg Cook, Hope Byrne, Betty Breen, and Dotty Roessel form a committee to revise Pan-Hellenic rules.

Pan-Hellenic Council Meg Cook Hope Byrne Betty Breen Dotty Roessel

Evening meal set at five in University dining hall

University dining halls will operate at normal hours except for the evening meal from five to five thirty. They close Thursday through Sunday for Thanksgiving and reopen for breakfast Monday morning. Engleman and Lowry halls close at six today for the holiday. Moulton hall will accommodate students staying on campus.

University Elizabeth G. Fellers University Dietitian Engleman Lowry Moulton Hall

Ghosts or a Hidden McCusky Always in Our House

The boys discuss Einstein, classical music, and women then raise a tale of Wilfred McCusky. We conclude either a real Wilfred McCusky hides in our cellar attic or kitchen stove unseen, or we have a ghost in the house.

Einstein Wilfred McCusky

Peace Message At University Thanksgiving Assembly

Dr Schuyler Garth of Trinity Methodist spoke to about 800 students and staff urging cooperative peace and grateful outlooks. He listed four reasons for the world to be thankful including reckoning for reckless living healing for suffering souls and a new commitment to life. University choir led by Bruce Handley performed Thanksgiving pieces before the delay of the program due to Bishop Tucker illness.

Schuyler Garth Trinity Methodist Church Youngstown Garth University Bruce Handley Kremser Handley Robertson Kruger—Mueller Lutkin Beverly D. Tucker Episcopal Church of Ohio

Second Forum Planned Dec. 8

Three faculty members will discuss India’s meaning to the United States at the second University War Activities council forum set for December 8. Speakers include Dr. W J Burner on The English in India Dr Lena M English on The People of India and Dr K C Leebrick on India and the Pacific Charter.

N. Holm India United States University War Activities Council W. J. Burner Foreign Language Department Lena M. English University Health Service People of India K. C. Leebrick James N. Holm

Four Students Aid Penny Drive At University

Four University students Bob Beckwith Al Geigey Bernie Frost and Wallace Snow raised 7.20 for Dean Raymond E Manchester's Penny Fund this week by picking apples and donating their pay. The Young Men's Christian Association runs a personal approach drive today with standings in the Penny League listed to date.

Raymond E. Manchester Bob Beckwith al Geigey Bernie Frost Wallace Snow Young Men's Christian Association

Student Directories Go To Press Friday

University directories go to press Friday morning announced by Donald M Burson head of the mimeographing department. They will be ready for distribution soon.

University Donald M. Burson

Final Exams Scheduled In Last Week Of Quarter

University registrar E. C. Stopher states exams will be held during the last week of the quarter within the regular class period at the instructors discretion.

E. C. Stopher

Arsenic, Old Maids on Campus Stage Night

University Theatre presents Arsenic and Old Latent Nephews a two gram blend of humor and danger with 24 corpses. Jeanne Phister Stan Mouse lead a cast as spinster ladies and earnest suitors with Bill Guisewite Jim Crafford and E Lenard Silverstein in key roles. Ohio State production runs with tickets 35 cents at Wills gym box office and door.

University Theatre Jeanne Phister Stan Mouse Mary Haines Stella Greenbaum Bill Guisewite Teddy Roosevelt Jim Crafford E. Lenard Silverstein Bob Telford Ohio State E. Turns Rector Wills Gymnasium Marty Galloway Bob Raful

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