Lazaron Urges Students Prepare For Life Now
Rabbi Lazaron told students to prepare academically and assess global affairs while youth must stay brave. He closed that America should lead peace and urged not to walk away from postwar settlement as universities host the convocation with Dr. Everett Clinchy and Father Vincent Donovan.
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Lazaron
Ezra
Rabbi Lazaron
Everett Clinchy
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Father Vincent C. Donovan
Catholic Thought Association
America
England
Commuters Bus Service Restored Between Akron and Kent
Penn-Ohio Coach Lines announced a commuter bus line between Akron and the Kent campus is back on a trial basis after a recent suspension due to low student response. The company will gauge this week's ridership to decide on permanent operation.
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Akron
Kent Campus
Penn- Ohio Coach Lines Company
Navy Air Corps Talk Draws Large Campus Crowd
Lt Loren Berry spoke in McGilvrey Hall about opportunities in the U S Naval Air Corps while a film Eyes of the Navy screened for about 300 men and one woman. He outlined entry requirements noting vision and health, and that two years of college credits are no longer needed.
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Berry
Air Corps
McGilvrey Hall
Navy
Loren C. Berry
United States Naval Air Corps
Orchestra To Give Concert Tomorrow
The 40 piece University orchestra will present its first concert of the year tomorrow at 8 15 p m in the University auditorium. Kenneth Byler conducts as Schubert Sibelius and Lully works are featured.
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Kenneth Byler
Schubert
Sibelius
Lully
Manchester Dean Insists On Men’s Individual Cups
Dean Raymond E. Manchester awards a series of Manchester Cups for versatility across events from wrestling to sketches. Eight entrants began with horseshoe pitching as Charles Dragga won the opening contest, with future events set for December 5 and more cups planned alongside the main trophy.
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Raymond E. Manchester
Dean Manchester
Buelle
Bud" Graven
Manchester
George Bentmore
Preston Springer
Springer
Herman David
David
Department of English
School of Journalism
School of Art
Department of Athletics
Charles Dragga
Theater Group Considers Spring Dance Plan Vote
University theater members will ballot on Thursday to choose between two small dances or one large spring event with a big band. Voting runs 9 am to 4 pm in the atrium and members must show membership cards.
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University Theater
Freshman Class Meet In University Auditorium Today
Bob Byrne class president announced an initial freshman meeting in the University auditorium at 4 p m. Plans for the school year will be discussed and a social program will be suggested.
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University
Bob Byrne
Students To Take Pre Med Exams
Pre medical students who wish to take the aptitude tests of the National Medical association on December 5 should notify Dr. A. O. LeWeese before December 1. Nine signed up include Jim Oberholtz Richard Schmidt Theodore Werb Herbert Wolfe Robert Schreibner Robert Gallagher Frank Mandel Ann Prosen and Martin Gordon. The two hour test is administered by Dr. DeWeese to students who wish to enter medical school next year.
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Jim Oberholtz
Richard Schmidt
Theodore Werb
Herbert Wolfe
Robert Schreibner
Robert Gallagher
Frank Mandel
Ann Prosen
Martin Gordon
Dr. DeWeese
Glen Miller Diet Becomes Dormitory Dance Club
At Moulton dormitory the women hold a nightly half hour of calisthenics from 10:30 to 11. About twenty five girls join, wearing jamas and gathering at the end of the second floor hall. They exercise to favorite dance music with Glen Miller the most popular. The idea grew from complaints about weight gained at spreads and parties.
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Glen Miller
Marshall Named Swimming Coach
Judy Marshall named by Kent State trustees to lead the men’s natators alongside Harry Adams. Adams will coach during meets while Marshall handles most training duties. Marshall is a Slippery Rock graduate with a master’s from Kent State and a Red Cross examiner’s certificate.
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Judy Marshall
Board of Trustees
Kent State Natators
Harry Adams
Adams
Miss Marshall
Slippery Rock Normal School
Kent State
Marshall
Red Cross
Munzenmayer to Attend Meetings This Weekend
Dr. L. H. Munzenmayer director of teacher placement will drive to Ashtabula tonight for open house ceremonies linked to the opening of the City Vacation building. He will also attend the American Association of Placement Officials annual meeting at the Stevens hotel in Chicago on Friday and Saturday. Next Monday night he will lead a community panel at North Fairfield high school to discuss improvements in the country school.
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Munzenmayer
American Association of Placement Officials
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
North Fairfield High School
Huron County
Frat President Addresses Women Fraternity Meeting
Mrs Bromley House president of Theta Sigma Phi alumni chapter of the journalism fraternity spoke to Lambda Phi at the Robin Hood last night. Guests included Dr Edna Lotz Marguerite Lam ar and Helen Dix former editor of The Kent Stater.
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Theta Sigma Phi
Cleveland
Lambda Phi
Edna Lotz
Marguerite Lamar
Helen Dix
The
Kent Stater
Committee Prepares Short Course in News Photography
An advisory committee of leading photo editors and photographers will assist in planning the University’s fifth annual short course in news photography. March 24 to 28 was announced by Dale Rooks, photography instructor and course director. Chairman will be Frank Scherschel, chief photographer of the Milwaukee Journal.
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Dale Rooks
Frank Scherschel
The
Milwaukee Journal
Lou Boudreau Named Player Manager of Indians in 1944
With only two years of major league service Lou Boudreau, a youthful shortstop, was awarded a two year contract as player manager of the Cleveland Indians yesterday by club president Alva Bradley. The announcement confirms Boudreau will shoulder both on field duties and managerial responsibilities beginning in 1944.
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Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Draft Men At 18 Panel Recommends Lower Age In Radio Debate
Four of seven panelists on the WADC radio workshop yesterday urged reducing the draft age to 18. Participants argued military service would improve physical fitness and citizenship, while opponents warned it would disrupt education and careers. Ruth West sang three pieces and Alyce Carr accompanied with a Schumann piano solo. Tom Bates provided campus news roundup.
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WADC
Army
Ed Dregar
Dick McGinnis
Jean Schilder
Ruth West
Dana
Alyce Carr
Miss West
Robert Schumann
Tom Bates
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National Medical Association
A. O. LeWeese
of Health and Physical Education
Moulton
Wills Gym
Er. C. Leebrick
Stew Fern
Council
Ashtabula
Mrs. Bromley House
Jean Dilgard
Henry Kepner
Paul Schumacher
Gerald Prinz
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