Night Must Fall leads set for University Theatre
University Theatre announces the fall production Night Must Fall with David Ryan in the lead role November 15 and 16. LaUna Shenefiel plays Olivia the female lead. Mary Haines, Arline Riggle, Ralph Wilde and Ed Suvanto also cast in key parts. Director E Turner Stump notes strong tryouts and upcoming scenery work.
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David Ryan
College of Liberal Arts
Evelyn Williams
University Theatre
Olivia Grayne
LaUna Shenefiel
Bramson
Mary Haines
Arline Riggle
Libby
Ralph Wilde
Ed Suvanto
Hubert Laurie
Olivia
Suzanne Schwartz
Torrance
Civia Bergman
Dora Parkoe
Harry Daniels
Inspector Belsize
England
Veterans plan meeting for WWII organization discussed
A meeting of war veterans will discuss plans for a University WWII veterans organization. The session is set for next Monday October 16 at 4 p m in room 108 Kent hall with Clarence Tonka and Ted Baskin announcing the event.
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Kent Hall
Clarence Tonka
Ted Baskin
New Orchestra Seeks Players For Civic Group
About twenty University students and townspeople attended the Kent civic orchestra meeting led by Roy D. Metcalf, assistant professor of music. Additional violin viola cello oboe and bassoon players are sought to complete the roster. The program blends university and civic music effort with academic credits. Interested persons should attend the next meeting Wednesday October 18 at 7 pm in 309 Merrill Hall.
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Kent Civic Orchestra
Roy D. Metcalf
Metcalf
Merrill Hall
Freshmen Women May Join AWVS
Betsey Case announces that freshmen women at the University may join the campus chapter of the American Women's Voluntary Service next week. A membership table will be set up in the atrium to collect applications from interested students aiding the war effort.
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The
American Women's Voluntary Service
Betsey Case
Cadet Nurses Study Through Heavy Schedules At Kent
Cadet nurses stationed here for a quarter complete 27 credit hours in anatomy physiology chemistry psychology sociology nutrition bacteriology and health education. Fifteen Canton cadets live at Wesley Foundation co op. Massillon nurses stay at Lowry hall. many hope to serve overseas and value nursing as a career despite sacrifices.
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Ing
Miss. Jones
Nurse Cadet Corps
United States Army
Canton
Wesley Foundation Co-Op
Massillon State Hospital
Lowry Hall
Kent
Jones
RW To Plan Air Return
Miss Opal Wigner announced at the first meeting of the Radio Workshop that air return plans are feasible with group effort. Forty five attendees heard that broadcasting from the University could begin, with officer elections and future programming set for Tuesday, Oct 17 at 7 pm.
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Opal Wigner
School of Speech
Stater staff to meet at Kent hall October 17
Stater staff will convene in the editorial offices in Kent hall on Tuesday October 17 at 4 p m. Editor Jane Selzer announced today.
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Stater
Kent Hall
Jane Selzer
Workshop to Air Fifteen Minute Broadcasts
The workshop will return to the air for fifteen minute broadcasts with members preparing, transcribing, and submitting programs to radio stations for review. Future meetings will include social time with dancing and refreshments.
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Wigner
Mock Panel Show In Art Gallery
Twelve panels entitled Look At Your Neighborhood designed by Rudolf Mock are on exhibit at the art gallery. The exhibition answers community planning problems through color diagrams text and photographs and comes from the Museum of Art in New York. Sociology and art classes study the exhibit as Nina S. Humphrey head of the school of art comments today.
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Rudolf Mock
the Museum of Art
New York
Nina S. Humphrey
School of Art
MU Begins Social Dancing In Gym
MU announces first social dancing event of the year to be held Wednesday October 18 at 8 p m in Wills Gymnasium George Papp a chairman says dances will continue each Wednesday for the term The Men's Union will sponsor the initial dances with sororities and others to host later Records will be used at the dances Harry Daniels serves as co chair of the Men's Union committee.
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Wills Gymnasium
George Papp
Papp
Harry Daniels
Allocation Committee Seeks Budget Review for Athletics
After a nine hour meeting the allocation committee decided to investigate budgets before fund distribution. Ethel Day, chairman, announced a proposed $500 for varsity basketball next year, noting current budget excess prevents instant allocations. The total $5000 for university publications and organizations will require cuts to some groups to fund athletics.
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Ethel Day
Miss Day
Early Childhood Education Conference At Northeastern Ohio
Northeastern Ohio nursery school instructors attend an "Early Childhood Education" conference October 24 to 26 sponsored by the College of Education. General sessions at 219 Kent Hall feature President George A Bowman and Dean John L Blair with talks, small group discussions, and faculty speakers. An informal tea is planned at 4 15 p m on October 24 in the University dining room.
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Northeastern Ohio
College of Education
Kent Hall
George A. Bowman
John L. Blair
Kent
Open Night Class In Beginning Spanish
An evening Spanish class for adults and faculty runs Wednesdays from 7 30 to 9 35 in 210 Kent Hall. Dean Fren Musselman announced the course which lasts 24 weeks for five quarter hours credits for high school graduates. Alice Hawk, assistant professor of Spanish, will teach. Twenty enrolled last week and more are expected.
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Kent Hall
Fren Musselman
Alice Hawk
Dexter publishes five papers on ecology and eelgrass decline
Dr Ralph W Dexter assistant professor of biology has five articles in print. One paper Fluctuations of Eubranchipus Vernalis populations was read before the Ecological Society of America and the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Cleveland in September. An abstract appeared in Bulletin of the Ecological Society. His The Bottom Community of Ipswich Bay Massachusetts appeared in Ecology. A paper Ecological Significance of the Disappearance of Eel Grass at Cape Ann Massachusetts appeared in The Journal of Wildlife Management.
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Ralph W. Dexter
Ecological Society of America
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Cleveland
The
Ecological Society
Dexter
Ipswich Bay
Massachusetts
Ecology
Cape Ann
the Journal of Wildlife Management
Senior Assembly Set For Next Wednesday
Barbara Berkey announces a seniors assembly on Wednesday October 18 at 10 a.m. President George A Bowman will speak and the junior class will perform. All classes will be excused and attendance will be taken.
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Barbara Berkey
George A. Bowman
Miss Berkey
Sgt Scarem Dies While Trying to Save Bomber Crew
Sgt. Wilfred R. Scarem of Cuyahoga Falls a former university student died on a storm swept Aleutian island while searching for survivors of a wrecked Army craft. He and another man ventured out on Feb 14 facing a 100 mile wind and a later blizzard before rescuers reached the scene.
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Sgt. Scarem
Bomber
Aleutians
Wilfred R. Scarem
Cuyahoga Falls
Scarem
Soldier Heroism Cited After Bomber Crew Tragedy
Army chaplain honors Sergeant Scarem and three crew members who died attempting to save the bomber crew. Scarem, a Liberal Arts College student from Sept 1939 to June 1942, aided comrades despite severe exposure. his body was found after the others failed to return to the station.
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Scarem
Weather Station
The
College of Liberal Arts
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