Round Robin Tea Signals Sorority Rush Start
Round Robin tea opens sorority rushing with a campus social event Sunday October 13. Prospective members sign up on Thursday or Friday 9 11 am or 1 3 pm at Will gym table to receive a housing map and visiting schedule. Eve lyn Long PanHellenic president announces the annual tradition. Aileen Anderson leads event arrangements. Unaffiliated students may join by paying a dollar and adding their name to the rush list next week.
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Evelyn Long
PanHellenic Council
Aileen Anderson
Fresh Women Hear About Campus Greek Activities
Eager freshmen and upperclasswomen gather as a Round Robin tea on Sunday Oct 13 signals the start of campus sorority rushing. Eleanor Lallance Moulton hall head resident describes opening sorority events while PanHellenic Council led by Evelyn Long oversees rushing rules issued to each rushee.
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Courier-Tribune
Eleanor Lallance
Moulton Hall
PanHellenic Council
Evelyn Long
PanHellenic Meeting to Discuss Rushing Plans
University clubs report a PanHellenic Council meeting tomorrow at 6 30 in Room 211 Merrill Hall with Evelyn Long announcing the session. The Home Economics Club schedules a Buddy Picnic October 10 at 4 p.m. in the university woods under Irma Hensel. Cardinal Key holds its first fall meeting today at 4 p.m. in Dean Hyatt’s office per Kaye Tolt. Phi Sigma Xi meets October 10 at 7 p.m. in Room 306 McGilvrey Hall while YWCA hosts an Ice Breaker for freshmen and prospective members tonight at 7 p.m. in Room 214 Kent Hall led by Luella Vandervort.
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Cardinal Key
Ada V. Hyatt
Kaye Tolt
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YWCA
Kent Hall
Luella Vandervort
Inter-fraternity Banquet Set for October 17
Inter-fraternity council plans a banquet Thursday October 17 at 6 30 p.m. at the First Methodist Church. Roy Apple president announces reservations cost 1 75 dollars and space for 200 fraternity men only.
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Inter-fraternity Council
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Roy Apple
Social Dancing Begins in Wills Gymnasium
Social dancing will start tomorrow in Wills gymnasium and continue each Wednesday from 8 to 10 p.m. Victor M. Moore from the intramural department advises the event and invites any group to contact him since no organization has volunteered to run the program.
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Moore
Wesley Group Hayride Invite For Students
The Wesley Foundation invites all students to a hayride on Friday Oct 11 at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 50 cents and are available from Bill Hugo in the atrium. Attendees meet in front of Kent Methodist Church. The foundation led by Rev Don Barss hosts a weekly fellowship hour on religious topics Tuesdays 7 to 8 p.m.
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Novotny to Demonstrate Portrait at Easy Chair Thursday
E L Novotny professor of art will give a portrait demonstration Thursday Oct 18 at 8 p.m. in Moulton music hall as the second Easy Chair program. The new series runs each Thursday this quarter and is sponsored by university offices and will feature demonstrations and informal lectures.
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E. L. Novotny
Moulton Music Hall
Dean of Men Women Organize Bridge Club
An organizational meeting for a bridge club is set for 8 p.m. in Moulton music hall for students and faculty. Weekly 8 to 10 p.m. meetings will follow on Tuesdays. The club is sponsored by Deans Ada Hyatt and Raymond E. Manchester.
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Ada Hyatt
Raymond E. Manchester
Hyatt and Manchester Organize College Program
Dr. Ada V. Hyatt and Dean Raymond E. Manchester organized and planned the college program. Last week, G. Harry Wright, associate professor of speech, spoke on Adventures On The Stage.
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Ada V. Hyatt
Raymond E. Manchester
G. Harry Wright
Welcome Kent Students A spirit note from Terese Green
A welcome back letter to students from Terese Green urges Kent supporters to wear mums in school colors for the Bluffton game and strolls through shop renovations and gift ideas. The note congratulates a recent team victory and looks forward to a refreshed shop next week.
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Bluffton
Terese Green
Newman Club Plans Formal New Officers
The Newman club will discuss plans for the November 1 formal and elect a new secretary at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Knights of Columbus hall North Depeyster street behind the Schine theater Co chairmen for the formal will be Bob Cook and Joan MacDonald Roy Newsome club president says all Catholic students are invited to attend the first meeting of the quarter An unannounced guest speaker will be present Refreshments will conclude the social hour.
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