Campus clubs set first meetings for fall term
Booster Club members and freshmen are asked to attend an 4 Union meeting at 4 pm led by Bill Kleber. Chi Pi Chi Pi and Delta Phi Alpha announce evening and afternoon gatherings with dues and membership notes. English Club invites education majors to meet at 4 pm in 205 Union. Geographers Dr Raup and Dr Beck outline Oct 11 openings in 458 McG, sponsored by Gamma Theta Upsilon.
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Bill Kleber
College of Education
H. F. Raup
S. R. Beck
Gamma Theta Upsilon
Geology Club
The
WAA Schedules Fall Meetings At University of New Quarters
The University Women’s Athletic Association lists multiple fall gatherings. A Field Hockey club meeting runs 3 to 4 p.m. today at the intramural field. A board meeting is at 4 p.m. Thursday in 210K. Sharks club meets at 7 p.m. Thursday in Wills Gym. Tryouts for joiners set at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday Oct 24 in Wills pool. Modern Dance club meets 7 p.m. Oct 24 in the dance room.
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Sharks Club
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Wills Pool
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Modern Dance Club
Fall quarter geology society meetings at Kent State
The Kent State Geology Society will hold its first fall quarter business meeting on Tuesday October 9 at 7 30 PM in 458 McG. Tomorrow’s meeting is closed to regular members only. Larry Summers is president. Kappa Alpha Mu will meet today in 109M to discuss plans for the year. Phi Sigma Xi will meet Wednesday October 10 in 212 McG at 7 PM to plan the year’s program.
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Kent State Geology Society
Larry Summers
Kappa Alpha Mu Kappa Alpha Mu
Phi Sigma Xi
Calendar Highlights From Campus Activities
A schedule lists invitations pickup at 206 Union from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and events including WAA Field Hockey at 8 p.m. on the intramural field, Theta Sigma Phi at Stater office, Women's league at Dean of Women's office, Lutheran Student Fellowship Welcome Dinner at Trinity Lutheran church, Phi Gamma Nu at 204 Union, and Religious Emphasis committee at MMR at 6:30 p.m.
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Theta Sigma Phi
Women’s League
Lutheran Student Fellowship
Trinity Lutheran Church
Phi Gamma Nu
Religious student groups schedule noon meetings and events
ICE plans daily noon meetings in 306 McG and Bible study tomorrow at 7 p.m. in 207K with group leaders Jean Brew and Dick Tanner. UCF officers Lee Kyle and Karl F. Kessler named at last week’s cabinet. area conference in Columbus. First Congregational Church program featured The Communion Fellowship with moderator Rev. Charles Ireland. Future activities include hayride AkronUniversity gathering and roller skating. Lutheran dinner at Trinity Lutheran tonight at 6:30 with reservations due.
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ICF
John
Jean Brew
Dick Tanner
UCF
United Christian Fellowship
Lee Kyle
Karl F. Kessler
First Congregational Church
Communion Fellowship
Charles V. Ireland
B. Forrest Bond
Donald R. Reed
Gene Newton
Robert Parsons
Wesley Foundation
Columbus
Westminster
Miami University
Delores Humes
A. Laten
Carter
Akron University
Religious Emphasis Week Committee Meeting Tonight
The Religious Emphasis Week student committee will meet this evening in Moulton Music Room at 6 30 p m The theme for the gathering is Where Do We Go From Here leading to planning and discussion.
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Religious Emphasis Week
Moulton Music Room
ACC Appoints New Committee Chairmen
In its first meeting of the new school year the Kent State chapter of the American Association of Com mons Clubs appointed committee chairmen Dick Stewart song leader Hollis Ho activities Don Gadsby informal pledge chairman Ed Schaefer house chairman Ed Rivers storekeeper Jim Kissman elected social chairman.
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American Association of Commons Clubs
Dick Stewart
Hollis Ho
Don Gadsby
Ed Schaefer
House
Ed Rivers
Jim Kissman
Rhythm Rambles and News on WKSU FM Schedule
WKSU FM presents a daytime schedule including Rhythm Rambles at noon followed by News at 12 35 and Campus Calendar 12 45 A guest star and musical chats fill early afternoon then Sports Parade at 5 45 and Dinner Hour at 6 00 with drama hour and music programs in the evening ending with Sign off.
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