Kent State University Orchestra Opens Fall Concert with Praise
About 500 people attended the Kent State University orchestra concert on Wednesday night. Kenneth Byler led the ensemble in Boyce symphony No. 57 with professional precision. Professor Fred Denker performed a piano concerto to enthusiastic applause. The audience included many townspeople and orchestra families. The piece received positive reactions, yet fewer students attended.
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Kent State
Kenneth Byler
Kent State University
Boyce
Fred Denker
Greeks Repel Italian Advance in Albanian Valleys
A vivid portrait contrasts Greek irregulars with Italian troops pushed toward the Adriatic. Greek evzones and mountain fighters harass the Duce's columns, forcing retreats as they defend homes and women with rifles, mortars, and ambushes aided by Allied air and sea support.
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Adriatic Sea
Evzones
Constantine Alexopoulis
Kent
Professors Debate Four Greatest Novels Against Wilder
University history professors named Hugo Les Miserables and Dostoevsky Crime and Punishment among their top works, while Louis A. Tohill praises Valjean’s redemption and Balzac’s Comedie Humaine. Henry M. Dater favors Malory Le Morte dArthur Twain Tom Sawyer and Flaubert Madame Bovary in a controversial exchange.
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Kitty Foyle
Thornton Wilder
Cervantes
Don Quixote
Louis A. ‘Tohill
Hugo
Jean Valjean
Valjean
Pickwick Papers
Vanity Fair
Balzac
Comedie Humaine
Pete Goriot
Henry M. Dater
Kent Stater
Sir Thomas Malory
William Makepeace Thackery
Gustave Flaubert
Mark Twain
Mallory
Tennyson
Thackery
Flaubert
Tom Sawyer
Nature Lovers Thrill in Hiking Book by Mount University
Harry P. Mount, a University of Colorado graduate student and hiking club member, writes Ten Easy Lessons of Hiking Fun. The book covers nature games tree studies edible plants and a code of ethics for hikers emphasizing safety fire avoidance and group cooperation.
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University of Colorado
Harry P. Mount
Mr. Mount
Dean Raymond E. Manchester
Mount
University
Easy Listening Highlights This Weekend’s Top Tunes
Weekend disc picks spotlight torch songs and swingy numbers from Charlie Barnett and Julius Bognar. Notables include Glenn Miller and Artie Shaw ensembles with tracks like A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square and Summit Ridge Drive.
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Jules
Bognar
Charlie Barnett
Larry Taylor
Erskine Hawkins
Tuxedo Junction
Artie Shaw
Grammercy Five
Summit Ridge Drive
John Guarnieri
Harpschord
Billy Butterfield
Artie
Freddy Martin
Glenn Miller
A Nightingale
Berkeley Square
Ray Eberle
Mitchell Ayres
Hal Kemp
Russ Morgan
Glen Gray
Johnny Long
Terry Shand
Bob Crosby
Tony Paris
Johnny Desmond
Bobelinks
Barry Wood
Yale University
Rudy Vallee
Abe Lyman
Vincent Lopez
Buddy Rogers
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