30 Nov 1951
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1951
Page
1
A four hour traffic court session resulted in fines for 172 of 191 tickets issued by University police. Eleven students attended, five others sent letters, with several violators facing multiple offenses. Some cases will be heard next quarter. fines fund the student allocation.
An all university homecoming includes a 2:30 dance at the Portage hotel Akron from 9 to 1 with tickets 1.50 per couple. A parade to the intramural field precedes the GI Jag touch football game between Kappa Sigma and Sigma Nu. The series began in 1946 with Sigma Nu holding 3 wins to Kappa Sigma's 2.
National men's service group Blue Key has selected eleven pledges based on character service and scholarship. The new pledges include John Berea Ed Cliney Jim Cuppy Al Korman Ed Lanning Bob Krasover Don Sellers Lowell Smith Carl Viviani Harry Stewart and Joe Whitley. Initiation banquet will be Sunday at 6 30 PM at the Robin Hood with Dean Raymond E Manchester as speaker.
WAKR airs the workshop play You Cant Print That as part of From Fre doms Forge at 9 15 Saturday morning. Sponsored by WKSU the program references John Peter Zengers trial with director Chris Kolas and cast including Dick James Joanne George Bill Charles and Gus Aivalotis.
Ray Moran director of the Union announces new Hub hours. Weekdays are 7 30 to 2 30 and 3 30 to 10. Friday hours extend to 11 30 p m. Sunday hours are 2 45 to 10 00 p m.
The University Theatre Studio Theatre presents three student written one act plays in a round setting on December 6 in 119 Kent. Mama's Boy directed by June Connors features Rice Hershey Barbara Curtis Joyce Meeks and Dorothea Keele. The Addict directed by Bill Morris stars Ellen Newmeister Aileen Bailey Dave Roberts and Sandra McIntyre. A Duel by Candlelight directed by Bob Smth features Dick Hartell Dick Egli Dick Johnson Lee Lucah and Walt Stampfli. The first play begins at 7 30 with no admission charge.
The University Chemistry Department hosts the Northwestern Ohio Chemistry Teachers organization for a semi annual meeting tomorrow. The association includes high school and college chemistry teachers. The 1:30 afternoon session in 419 McGilvrey features talks and demonstrations by four KSU chemistry professors. Instruments used in science departments will be on display and the program is open to the public.
The freshman production The Curious Savage runs tonight and tomorrow at 8 15 in the university auditorium. Tickets for remaining shows are sold at the UT table between Kent Hall and the atrium. Coburn appearance Tuesday tickets cost 1 20 1 80 and 2 40 at the theatre office 314 and Thompson's Drug Store.
The registrar's office will issue hour cards on Wednesday for freshmen English courses. Seniors enroll in 300 and 400 level courses Monday, juniors Tuesday outside 206 M, and on Wednesday all 200 level courses open to sophomores. Upperclassmen must present an hour card to register for English 161 on Thursday and for English 109 159 160 162 and 162 Special on Friday.
Twenty fraternities and sororities attend the All-Greek formal at Moonlight ballroom Canton. The Alpha Phi sponsor hosts the 8:30 to midnight event in Meyers Lake with 24 Alpha Phi pledges presented by Elaine Horne. Sigma Nu serenades. chaperones include several faculty and Mrs. Har vey. Charlie Pickens and his orchestra provide music.
KSA's Industrial Arts club will hold its third annual Hobby show this Sunday from 2 30 to 6 p m in Wills gym. An indoor aerial circus by the Rubber City Aeronauts will highlight the program with two performances depicting aviation progress through model planes. U controlled models will perform stunts alongside exhibits including a national prize winning telescope by Norman Alan of Warren foreign dolls guns weaving gems and a British MG sports car.
Six members of the Women’s League will attend a state convention Saturday at Ohio State University where Ohio government groups plan the IAWS national meeting. The national convention, last year at Purdue, is slated for May 1953 at Ohio State with Shirley Chambers, Charlotte Frolo, Mary Elaine Long, Patricia Long, Margie Owen, and Nancy Wilson representing Kent.
Dr J Maurice Trimmer will headline Christian Living Emphasis Week January 13 17 at the Fifth Avenue Baptist Huntington W Va. He leads in Red Cross and Boy Scout work and will lecture on Science and Religion Christian Vocations Family Life and Christian Faith. He will also hold private conferences. The University Religious Council sponsors CLEW with leaders from Christian Science LSF UCF Wesley Kent Ministerial Association and the President's committee on Religious activities.
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