Student Art On Exhibit at Kent Merrill Halls Gallery
The exhibit shows work from last year sent to Northeastern Ohio high schools as a traveling unit. Displayed in the second floor art gallery between Kent and Merrill halls it emphasizes structure and organization of art in three divisions design drawing and painting. Curated by Mr. Robert Morrow with most works by lower division students.
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University
Northeastern Ohio
Kent and
Merrill Halls
Robert Morrow
Adams Doing Well After Huntington Auto Crash
Harry Adams former head basketball coach here is reported doing well at St Mary's hospital Huntington West Virginia after an automobile collision at nearby Oakhill on Monday November 22. Adams now works as a traveling salesman and expects discharge next week. He suffered facial cuts in the wreck.
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Harry Adams
St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
W. Va
Oakhill
Adams
Yes and No routine staged by Katherine Norton
Katherine Norton directs her first play here a freshman production titled Yes and No presented in the auditorium Thursday through Saturday nights. Kenneth Horne’s comedy mixes two acts and an epilogue showing outcomes based on a yes or no answer with Norma Remey as Jo. Wes Egan handles setting and tickets are 25 cents for students 10 cents for faculty in Kent hall.
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Katherine Norton
Clee Ten
Bkc
Kenneth Horne
Norma Remey
Wes Egan
University Theater
Kent Hall
Social dancing at Moulton Hall music room
The Wednesday session returns to Moulton Hall Music Room from 8 to 10 pm. Dean Raymond E. Manchester announces the music backdrop will be provided. Admission is 25 cents per person with a student activity card.
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Moulton Music Room
Raymond E. Manchester
Delts Donate $125 To Memorial Stadium Benefit Drive
Delta Phi Sigma fraternity contributed 125 dollars to the Memorial Stadium Benefit, from sales of the Flashes 1948 football programs. John Finn, fraternity president and program editor, presented the donation to the treasurer after organizing printing and sales at four home games.
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Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Memorial Stadium
John Finn
Uniform Dance Opens Night of Military Society
Richard Mack announces an open Uniform Dance for the Military Society at Maple Rest on Friday December 3. Tickets go on sale tomorrow from the atrium to Merrill hall at $1 per couple. ROTC members may wear uniforms but are not required. Maple Rest lies south of Ravenna on Route 44 with music by the Varsity Five from 9 to 12 p.m.
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Richard Mack
The
Military Society
Maple Rest
Atrium
Merrill Hall
ROTC
Mack
Ravenna
KMK to OU Ends with Historic Delta Upsilon Install
Fifty attendees including active and alumni of Kappa Mu Kappa gather at the chapter house for the last KMK meeting. Kent's oldest fraternity will join Delta Upsilon Saturday making it the universitys first national men's fraternity. A spaghetti dinner kicks off Goodbye KMK Week followed by a serenade for coeds tomorrow night.
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Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity
Kent
Delta Upsilon
KMK
Winter Stater Posts Open for Editor and Manager
Deadline set for Monday December 6 at 4 p.m. for applications for editor and business manager of the Kent Stater winter quarter. Interviews will occur December 8 at 4 p.m. with selections announced in the December 10 issue after approval by President George A Bowman.
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Kent Stater
Publications Policy Committee
School of Journalism
George A. Bowman
The
Stater
Students urged to contact Roger Howard for Christmas stay
All students who plan to remain on campus during the Christmas holidays are asked to notify Roger Howard via his mailbox at once.
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Roger Howard
Petitions Deadline Delayed and Election Day Re scheduled
Elections committee moved the petition deadline to noon today and shifted election day to Thursday Dec 9 from Dec 8. Council president Phil Dempsey sanctioned the change and announced a constitutional revision to define exact petition timing. Also to be elected are four freshman council members and four male union emissaries along with a junior representative.
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Phil Dempsey
Blue Star
Irv Wheatley
Council
Dempsey
Student Government Association
Student Council
Cecil Laraway
Mens’ Union
Messiah Set For Dec 12 at University Auditorium
The university presents Handel's Messiah in its auditorium on Sunday, December 12 at 3 and 8 p.m. Directed by Professor Ralph E. Hartzell, the event features the university choir mixed chorus and orchestra with Portage County Choral Society and civic orchestras. Admission is free, with seat reservations required starting Monday, December 6.
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University
Ralph E. Hartzell
School of Music
Portage County Choral Society
Civic Orchestras
Fete for Blue Key Men Sets Dinner Tonight
Blue Key will introduce its newly elected members at a 6:30 p.m. dinner at Robin Road tonight Roger Howard in charge. Guest speakers include President George A. Bowman James N Holm and other faculty. Holm a charter member since 1932. Dean Raymond E. Manchester and Prof. William Taylor to attend.
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Blue Key
Robin Road
Roger Howard
George A. Bowman
James N. Holm
Holm
Raymond E. Manchester
William Taylor
School of Journalism
Senior Burr Portraits Due for Chestnut Burr
Senior portrait proofs for the Chestnut Burr will be placed in students mail boxes this week. Selected proofs must be returned to the Burr office within two days after receipt. Seniors who have not yet been photographed should report to the Moulton Hall music room lounge today and tomorrow. Girls wear white blouses. males wear ties and suit coats.
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Burr
Dave Kaplan
Moulton Hall Music Room
Workshop Tryouts For Radio Script Bostwick Goes To Town
Tryouts for Saturdays broadcast of the Radio Workshop program Bostwick Goes to Town are set for this afternoon from 2 to 4 p m in Studio A. Bob West wrote the script and all students are eligible to try out.
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Bostwick
Bob West
Call For Short Story Entries in Kent Stater Contest
The second Kent Stater short story contest invites submissions in the Stater office. Entries must be typewritten, under 1000 words, and addressed to Sylvester Nemes. Deadline is Friday December 3. The prize of 5 dollars will be awarded to the winner whose story is published a week after the deadline. Gerald Beeman's Judgment Day was selected as the judging panel's top manuscript last week.
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Kent Stater
Stater
Sylvester Nemes
Nemes
Gerald Beeman
Stadium Group To Meet Tomorrow
The Third Memorial Benefit Stadium Drive committee will meet tomorrow in the Journalism office at 4 p.m. Publicity committee chairman Bill Kalaher announced the meeting. He asked sub committee members to hand in their names at this session.
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Bill Kalaher
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