Ewald to Speak on World Trade at Business Assembly
Charles J. Ewald executive director of the Cleveland World Trade Association and Inter American committee chairman will address the College of Business Administration students tomorrow at 10 in the Auditorium. He has toured South America and Europe and in 1946 visited 14 of 20 Latin American republics. He also spent months in Spain during the Nationalist revolution. All students are welcome.
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Society For Advancement of Management
Charles J. Ewald
Ewald
Cleveland World Trade Association
Cleveland Council On World Affairs
South America
Europe
Spain
College of Business Administration
Stanford Offers Scholarships for Journalism Studies
Applications for 1952-53 graduate journalism fellowships and a scholarship are now open at the Institute for Journalistic Studies, Stanford University. Stipends range from 1,200 to 1,800 dollars with deadlines February 15, 1952. Awards honor former Stanford students the Charles Samuel Jackson Jr. fellowship, the Melville Jacoby fellowship for orient work, and the Stanley Stemmer Beaubaire scholarship.
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Institute For Journalistic Studies
Stanford University
Stanford
Calif
Charles Samuel Jackson, Jr
Melville Jacoby
Orient
Stanley Stemmer Beaubaire
Psi Chi Opens Membership Applications
Applications for Psi Chi national psychology honor society accepted until Thursday at 4 p.m. Blank forms available in the psychology office 217 Kent.
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Psi Chi
National
Honorary Psychology Society
Blanks
Psychology
Kent
Complete Aviation Test Cell Opens at Kent State
Kent State University aviation technology students gain a completed engine test cell in their classroom. The aeronautics division built the facility using surplus materials, housing a 430 hp Wright nine cylinder radial engine for demonstrations on carburetion fuels ignition and electrical systems propellers instruments overhaul and troubleshooting. In charge are Andrew W. Paton and Oliver C. Lucy associate professors in industrial arts.
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Aeronautics Division
Industrial Arts Department
Andrew W. Paton
Oliver C. Lucy
Who's Who Applications Now Available at College Offices
Who's Who in American Colleges applications remain obtainable from the Deans of Men or Women offices. Students may pick up forms today and tomorrow and must return them to neither office by noon tomorrow.
Snake Pit Showings Tonight at Arts Auditorium
The Academy Award winning film The Snake Pit screens tonight at 6 and 8 15 in the Arts auditorium. Sponsored by the library and audio-visual center, the drama follows a young woman in a mental institution and her path to recovery through treatment and support. Starring Olivia De Havilland Mark Stevens and Celeste Holm.
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Olivia de Havilland
Mark Stevens
Celeste Holm
Philosophy Essay Contest Announced
The philosophy department offers a 25 award for undergraduates submitting a 2500 word double spaced essay on topics from knowledge theory aesthetics ethics or metaphysics. Essays judged for analysis clarity originality and soundness. two copies due April 25 1952 with author name on a letter.
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Philosophy
Philosophy Department
Winter Quarter Pre registration Schedule Reminders
Students are urged to consult advisors today to obtain class schedule books for winter quarter. Pre registration begins next Monday December 3 with juniors registering Tuesday sophomores Wednesday and freshmen Thursday and Friday. Freshmen should use their faculty advisors not student advisors from freshman week.
Dr Ruth Seabury to Speak in CLEW Emphasis Week
Dr Ruth Seabury renowned educator and internationalist will join five national religious leaders for the Christian Living Emphasis week January 13 to 17. She serves as educational secretary for the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions and is known for extensive lecture tours. She has visited 27 countries and advocates world peace through foreign missions.
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Ruth Seabury
Miss Seabury
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
America
Dr. Seabury
Missionary Education Movement
Hub to Close Daily for Sanitary Purposes
Moran announces daily closing during the afternoon to restore health standards. No food served after 2 15 p m with a 2 30 p m bell and everyone asked to leave. The Hub aims to reopen once cleanliness and order return through student cooperation.
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Mura
Moran
Savage Opens Run Thursday
The Freshman Players under Earl E. Curtis present The Curious Savage in the Auditorium this Thursday Friday and Saturday at 8 15. John Patrick's warmhearted play follows generous people deemed odd who refuse to conform and face the consequences. Tickets available at the UT table in the Atrium hall.
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Earl E. Curtis
John Patrick
Atrium Hall
Writers Club Reorganized at Kent State
The Kent State Writers Club has been reactivated after years of inactivity. All interested students including graduates are invited to the first meeting at 532 S Lincoln St the home of Dr Arthur DuBois associate English professor at 7 30 tonight. Bring manuscripts of essays poetry or short stories.
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Kent State Writers Club
Arthur DuBois
S. Lincoln Street
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