Flashes Gun For 3rd Victory Tonight Against Waynesburg
Waynesburg visits KSU as the unbeaten Golden Wave seek a third win and Dad's Day crowd of about 16 000 at university stadium. Keck's Panthers run a tough balanced winged T and promise a tougher test than prior foes.
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Theologian to Lecture Dr O W Warmingham
Theologian Dr O W Warmingham former Boston university professor will lecture on Formulating a Philosophy of Living Monday Oct 11 at 11 am in the university auditorium. Sponsored by the Interdenominational Christian council. He will also speak to the Kent Rotary club and a YW-YMCA joint meeting at 8 pm in Kent hall 219 open to students and faculty.
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Dean Hyatt Listed in Leaders in Education Volume
Ada Hyatt dean of women appears in the third edition of Leaders in Education with activities including Pi Lambda Phi da Theta Kappa Delta Pi and her research on oral readings in the school program.
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UCF Schedules First Meeting At Local Church
Members of the United Christian Fellowship set a first meeting on Sunday Oct 10 at the Christian church on N Main and Mantua. A 6 p m cost supper precedes a business session and election of the president. Reverend Laren Carver will speak on The Necessity of a Personal Faith at 7 p.m.. social time closes the evening.
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Sarff Snyder Fill Blue Key Offices
Curt Sarff and Paul Snyder were elected vice president and secretary of the Blue Key men’s service honorary at a Wednesday night meeting. Plans include a new student directory edition before Thanksgiving with Dave Kaplan named business manager and the year’s activity committees announced.
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Indians Face Braves in World Series Game Three in Cleveland
Cleveland and Boston meet in the third 1948 World Series game at Cleveland Stadium after Cleveland tied the series with a 4 1 victory in Boston as Bob Lemon pitched all nine innings yesterday.
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Legislators Tour Kent Campus Aide Visit
Thirty five state senators and representatives from north eastern Ohio and their wives visit Kent this afternoon and evening. They tour the campus and inspect ongoing construction. A dinner at Robin Hood at 6 p m features Harold Bluestone booster club president as master of ceremonies.
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Entertainment committee to meet for fall budget plan
The Entertainment committee meets today at 4 p m in Dean Musslemain's office to prepare the budget for the fall quarter.
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Fraternity Opens House With Reception This Sunday
The Kappa Sigma Chi house at 210 Willow St will host a housewarming Sunday Oct 10 from 2 to 5 pm. Marty Pfinsgraff KHX social VP says university students and faculty are invited for tea and refreshments after a complete summer renovation. The house previously hosted the Annual KEX Alumni dinner last Sunday.
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Senior Education Applications Due
Students expecting to graduate by September 1949 and enrolled in the college of education must report to Dr. A. L. Heer and file applications before November 1. All education students should verify proper application and apply early to ensure adequate practice teaching facilities.
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Burr Statt Meets The Chestnut Burr Staff Meeting Called
Associate Editor Bob Phillips announced a Chestnut Burr staff meeting at 107 Merrill Hall at 4 p m on Monday October 11.
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Prof Lauds Troopers Showboat Revival on Ohio River
Prof G. Harry Wright praises Kent and Hiram students after a summer showboat revival along the Ohio River. He notes show business proves practical via box office, hard work, and discipline. Wright recounts founding a showboat tied to a dock, staffing it with students, and turning the venture into a river legend.
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YW Membership Drive Ends Today
The YWCA drives to recruit members ends today under Jean Barnum. Membership costs $1 per year and cards may be bought at the Booster club booth. Meetings occur every Tuesday at 7 30 p m in 199K with a joint start at the YMCA. The group plans overseas aid boxes, holiday baskets, and gifts for children.
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