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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1951

Page

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Ric Perez Of Guam Enrolls Freshman At KSU

Ricardo Victor Perez from Santa Rita Guam arrives at Kent State University to study accounting. An 18-year-old freshman, he comes after a tuition free education arranged by Guam's scholarship board, following a stop in California. He notes little difference between college dining and home cooking and suggests more rice could help.

Mary Ellen Haase Ricardo Perez Guam Ricardo Victor Perez Country KSU Perez Ric Santa Rita Lands and Claims Scholarship Board of America California Dorothy Mount Mary College Milwaukee Kent Ricardo

Lowenstein To Talk At Workshop

Dr Lloyd L Lowenstein head of mathematics will speak on Logarithms at the University third math workshop tomorrow. Four other math department members Emalou Brumfield William C Lowery John W Kaiser and Edward T Stapleford join the program. Professor Nathan associate professor of education at OSU opens with A New Approach to the Teaching of Verbal Problems. The all day event includes a lab period and discussion of enrichment topics for secondary mathematics.

Lloyd L. Lowenstein Emalou Brumfield William C. Lowery John W. Kaiser Edward T. Stapleford Northeastern Ohio Nathan O.S.U

Senior Photos for Chestnut Burr Start at Swartout’s Studio

Photographs for the 1952 Chestnut Burr begin today at Swartout's studio on E Main Street. Cost is $1.50 and includes two proofs and a glossy portrait. Appointments available any time with a November 15 deadline.

Swartout E. Main Street

Change Bus Time for Cleveland Trip on Friday

The direct bus to Cleveland has been rescheduled from 3 15 p m to 4 15 p m on Friday departing from in front of the Atrium.

Cleveland

Navy Opens Scholarships for NROTC Program

The Navy announces its annual NROTC scholarship competition open to all male high school graduates aged 17 to 21. The four year, government funded college education is available at 52 colleges nationwide. Apply by Nov 17, 1951. blanks from college deans or naval recruiting stations. Participants are deferred from induction until degree completion and must serve two years active duty after graduation.

The Navy NROTC Naval

Big Little Sister Tea Moves to Nov 3 on Campus

The annual Big Little Sister Tea for new women students and their big sisters is postponed to Saturday November 3 from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Union lounge. Sponsored by the Woman's League, freshmen and transfers without a big sister should submit names to the Dean of Women's office. Co chairs Betsy Woodell and Esther Pritchard. committee members include Mary Jo Ellis Roseann Minchak Evelyn Vaughn and Barbara Schenk. Officers for the year are Patricia Long president Betsy Woodell vice president Dolores Avalon second vice president Shirley Chambers secretary Mary Elaine Long treasurer and Roseann Minchak student court chairman.

Union The Woman's League Dean of Women's Office Betsy Woodell Esther Pritchard Mary Jo Ellis Roseann Minchak Evelyn Vaughn Barbara Schenk Patricia Long Dolores Avalon Shirley Chambers Mary Elaine Long

Euzkadi Group To Perform In Auditorium Tuesday

The Basque performers from Euzkadi will present a pageant in the auditorium Tuesday evening October 9 at 815 pm. The 15 artists directed by Juan Onatibia will perform singers dancers and instrumentalists under ESU committee sponsorship. The program is open to the public at no charge.

United States Euzkadi Spain France Biarritz London Paris Juan Onatibia ESU Entertainment Committee

Intergroup Plans First Meeting on Campus

The Intergroup, a new campus organization addressing racial and religious discrimination, schedules its first meeting for Tuesday October 9 in 207 Union. Present members and unaffiliated students are urged to attend, with Dr. Weldon M. Williams and Prof. Oscar W. Ritchie serving as faculty advisors.

Intergroup Weldon M. Williams Oscar W. Ritchie

UT Schedules Media Ring Around The Moon

The University Theatre outlines its year calendar with The Happy Time directed by Prof. G Harry Wright Ring Around the Moon set for Nov 29 30 Dec 1 Freshman play to follow Medea arena staging Jan 23 26 Stump to direct six night arena production Feb 25 Mar 1 Shakespeare As You Like It Apr 19 22 Curtis directs

Nates G. Harry Wright Kent Earl. E. Curtis Robinson Jeffers Broadway Judith Anderson Professor Wright E. Turner Stump School of Speech Professor Stump Professor Curtis

Bowman Addresses Students In Fall Assembly

President George A. Bowman speaks at a 10 a.m. fall assembly in the auditorium on campus organizations, student involvement, and the university’s relation to the outside world. He urges active participation, notes the military situation’s impact on college men, and suggests instructors dismiss classes where possible.

George A. Bowman Bowman

Holm To Plan Debate Setup

Prof James N Holm of the speech department and director of forensics announces the organizational meeting of the Student Forensics association Tuesday Oct 9 at 730 pm in room 315K. Students interested in debating and other speech activities are welcome. those unable to attend may sign the roster in room 317K.

James N. Holm Forensics Student Forensics Association

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Ric Perez Ernie Mazza Lowenstein Big Little Sister Euzkadi Group University Theatre Raymond M. Clark Artasitio Arts Eeneeesenennre Pres. Bowman
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