International party plans discussion for university students
An international party event on December 1 will feature a panel discussion by five foreign-born students from Yugoslavia Poland China Puerto Rico and Iran and five American peers. They will debate What We Recommend For Programs in Higher Education. Lowell Hostetler will speak on George Gershwin’s contribution to American music.
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Steve Bizic
Yugoslavia
Paul Lysek
Poland
Hua Ching
China
Ricardo Gomez
Puerto
Kappa Sigma Chi Leads Booster Drive With 100 Percent Membership
Kappa Sigma Chi is the first Greek group to achieve full 100 percent Booster club membership, a record held every year since the club’s founding. Six other Greek groups have declared intent but have not yet contributed. Leo Damore was appointed to fill a vacancy on the executive committee. The Booster constitution and treasurer’s books are open to members. A Varsity Ball dance committee was formed with Shirley Marks as chair and members Bob McClelland Peggy Mac Millan Barbara Novack and Al Smith.
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Shirley Marks
Bob McClelland
Peggy MacMillan
Barbara Novack
al Smith
Two Showings Set For Messiah
The annual Han del s Messiah will be presented in the university auditorium on Sunday December 11 with two performances at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Student soloists announced December 1. Faculty soloists accompany the Kent Symphony Orchestra University Chorus A Cappella Choir and Portage County Choral group under director Caro Carapetyan.
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Caro Carapetyan
University and Kent Symphony
University Chorus
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Santa Stars At Xmas Hop In Wills Gym
Christmas Dance set for December 3 in Wills gym from 9 to 12 features Santa arriving with gifts during intermission. Free admission for university students. Committee includes Lloyd Miller Char Schacht Bill Schroeder John Kapioltas Ginny Vaughn and Shirley Chambers.
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Wills Gym
Lloyd Miller
Char Schacht
Bill Schroeder
John Kapioltas
Ginny Vaughn
Shirley Chambers
SAM Sponsors Industrial Film Series at Kent
The university chapter of the Society for Advancement of Management opens an industrial film series in 317 MeG tonight at 7 30. The program features Timberhead about rivers in the mid continent empire, A Letter From America on an immigrant’s view of America, and An Orchid to Mr Jordan about stainless steel.
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Kent
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Portrait Set For Thursday Opening at University Theater
The university theater group premieres Family Portrait December 1 to 3 at 8 15 p m in the university auditorium with a matinee December 3 for the Northeastern Ohio High School Drama clinic. Thirty five cast. Helen Mitrovka stars as Mary with Wayne Wolfert as technical director and E Turner Stump directing.
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University Auditorium
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E. Turner Stump
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Earth
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Kent State Among Ohio Colleges in Enrollment Ranking
Kent State University ranks fourth among Ohio colleges and universities and second only to Ohio State among state universities in enrollment. Ohio State leads with 22,400 students, followed by Cincinnati, Western Reserve, and Kent with 6,904. The data cover 43 institutions from a survey by the Ohio Association of Collegiate Registrars.
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Snow Queen Contest Seeks Coed Photos for TSU Snowball
Today is the final day for coeds to submit photos for the Snow Queen contest judged by Ronald Reagan. The winner will reign at the Tau Kappa Snowball on December 2 at Twin Lakes Country Club, with tickets $2.50 a couple and music by Andy Imperial and his 12 piece orchestra from 9 to 12.
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Twin Lakes Country Club
Art Garner
States
Reagan
Andy Imperial
Veterans Notice for Public Law 16 Students
Veterans enrolled under Public Law 16 must report to the Guidance and Testing office. Call tomorrow between 2 and 5 p.m. or Thursday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The session will take only a few minutes.
Survey Reveals Grads Majors Across Disciplines
Education leads graduate majors this fall with 61 students, followed by psychology with 43. Library science has 20, biology 18, health and physical education 17, and speech 15. Other fields include business administration, geography, mathematics, industrial arts, history, English, commerce, and more.
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Raymond Clark
Mexican Magazine Features University Exhibit of 1941 43 Covers
HOY magazine published a large photograph of a university art gallery exhibit. The display collects 100 HOY cover drawings selected by Dr. F. Dewey Amner from 1941 to 1943. Artist Arias Bernal has ties to the Coordinating offices and Mexican presses.
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F. Dewey Amner
Arias Bernal
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