28 Nov 1951
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1951
Page
1
Schedules for winter registration are available through Dec. 7 from advisors. Seniors register Dec. 3 followed by juniors Dec. 4 sophomores Dec. 5 and freshmen Dec. 6 and 7. Fees are due Dec. 17 and 18 at the Treasurer’s office. students must bring trial programs to the registrar.
International Relations Club meets tonight at 7 30 in room 201 Union with assistant professor Jeanne Gilbert speaking on Impressions of France.
The freshman production of John Patrick's The Curious Savage shows a family feud sparked by a memorial fund planned by Mrs. Savage. Her conversion of money to bonds triggers suspicions and lands her at The Cloisters, a home for the mentally imperfect. The cast includes Florence Hannibal Fairy May Jeffrey and more, with Earl E. Curtis directing. Tickets are 60 cents beyond activity-card admission.
Cardinal Key will meet tonight at 6 45 in 201 Merrill. All members are to attend the business meeting.
The morning assembly at Auditorium scheduled for 10 is cancelled due to speaker Charles J. Ewald illness. Ewald informed the Society for Advancement of Management that he cannot appear to discuss What Is Ahead in World Trade.
Jeff Barnard was elected vice president of the Booster club at last night’s meeting. The group plans a basketball and football giveaway, both autographed, for lucky ticket holders. The balls mark Kent’s first year in the Mid American Conference and will be awarded at halftime of a home basketball game.
Square dancing replaces the regular Mid-Week hop at Wills gym tonight with an all University square dance. Students from the Chicago Square Dance festival will perform demonstrations. Admission is 25 cents.
KSU offers the Problems of an Atomic Age course again for all students with two hours credit and auditing option. The class runs Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 to 4 30 pm, features 25 plus faculty participants, and covers social political and diplomatic questions tied to atomic power and U S government developments.
Applications for the Kappa Sigma Nu homecoming queen must be in by 4 p m Thursday to be judged at 7 30 p m in the Sigma Nu house at 262 Columbus street One entrant from each dormitory organization may join any non affiliated girl Also eligible are unaffiliated applicants Contact Bob Lanese or Ken Wilson by phone or mailbox before the deadline Street clothes are to be worn for judging The queen will receive a trophy at the GI Jag game Saturday afternoon and be honored at the Portage hotel dance Saturday evening Queenship judges include Frank Kelly Frank Link Bill Dramer Bob Lanese and Chuck Kelly Bob Beeker Ken Wilson.
The annual Military ball will be held February 21 at Meyers Lake Canton. ROTC honorary colonel and attendants will be presented. A named band will provide music. Committee members include Jerry Mac Fadden John Stahlman John Spear Dan Paleageas Ben Davis Charles Race Leroy Erickson Owen Haxton Glenn Cowgill.
Students in the College of Education must take the grammar test on December 11. English 262 is required for all elementary and English majors or minors. Tests are at 8 a.m. in 307 Kent, 1 p.m. in 212 McGilvrey, and 4 p.m. in 108 Kent.
Try outs for the University Theatre production Medea begin today at 2 p m and run daily until casting is finished. All students may audition for 20 roles with sessions 2 to 5 pm in Kent 119 and 7 to 10 pm in Kent 315. Performances are January 23 to 26.
Former KSU band members are invited to the annual banquet Friday December 7 at 6 15 p.m. at Twin Lakes country club. Roy D Metcalf director of the KSU twin bands can provide information. Movies of the Philadelphia Music festival performance and 1951 football shows are planned with a dance after the program.
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