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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1940

Page

1

Students Register Tomorrow For Conscription Lottery

The Burke-Wadsworth bill reaches Kent State students with a mandatory draft registration set for Wednesday October 16. All men aged 21 to 35 must register at the atrium. out of town students use a branch office from 7 to 9 p m under Dr H D Byrne and Miss Mona Fletcher.

H. D. Bryne Mona Fletcher University Political Science Department Kent Dr. Byrne Miss Fletcher

Roberts to Lead Round Table on Current Events Luncheon

Dr. A Sellen Roberts head of the history department will lead an informal round table discussion at the Men's Union senior luncheon today at noon at the Robinhood restaurant. Henry La Torraca, chairman, says this begins a series of luncheons on current events.

A. Sellen Roberts Men's Union Robinhood Henry LaTorraca

Rushes To Greek Defense

Column by Jack Leggett defends Greeks on campus after Professor Griebling allegedly attacked fraternal organizations calling them bullies and ignoramuses. The piece notes campus anger and disgust toward the professor.

Griebling

Harter to Address Students on Conscription Issues

Congressman Don Harter will speak at a 4:15 pm assembly broadcast from WADC on conscription problems. The address is organized by Blue Key with Harold Serne introducing Harter, and features Sheik Raphael Emmanuel, a Chaldean scholar, as guest lecturer.

Harter Don Harter Sheik Raphael Emmanuel Washington Blue Key Harold Serne WADC Akron Kent Serne Sheik Emmanuel Sheik

Council Debates Annual Migration Site Choices

Student council at its weekly meeting weighs Akron university game versus Baldwin Wallace College for the yearly trek. The group had planned Akron location but now questions its appeal. A pep rally for Akron was discussed and a letter to the city council urged Mother Mac and the Bookstore to stay at current sites, despite findings they operate outside the city’s legal commercial zone.

Akron University Baldwin-Wallace College Comc Akron Bob Seese Mother Mac

Deans Crack Down On Deficiencies At Mid Semester

Dr Constantine Alexopoulos announced that the three academic deans will enforce mid semester deficiency lists. Students on the Dean's Deficiency List face same extracurricular restrictions as those on the Inactivity List, with deficiencies calculated by doubling F hours plus D hours and comparing to nine week course load.

Constantine Alexopoulos

City Photo Club Honors Dale Rooks

Dale Rooks was welcomed as new photography instructor and director of the short course in news photography by the City Photo Club at a Kent Camera Club banquet. The reception in the Kent hotel drew over 30 amateur and professional photographers.

Dale Rooks Kent Camera Club Kent Hotel

Special rehearsal announced for all-girl band

Prof Roy D Metcalf announced a special rehearsal for the all girl concert band to be held Wednesday at 4 pm in room 307 Merrill hall with members expected to attend.

Roy D. Metcalf Merrill Hall

Dean to Meet Women

Assistant Dean Jeanne Parrish will meet with working girls this afternoon at 4 in room 317 McGilvrey Hall.

Jeanne Parrish McGilvrey Hall

Forensic Society Holds Open Policy Meeting Today

A panel discussion on U S foreign policy will be held by the Student Forsenic society at 4 p m in room 312 Kent hall. Participants include Tom Rickey Joe Blair Jewell Hardman Marge Jacot and Vernon Beal.

United States Student Forsenic Society Kent Hall Tom Rickey Joe Blair Jewell Hardman Marge Jacot Vernon Beal

Duchess Sells Out For First Time

The Duchess, University monthly, sold completely out for the first time in its history. Editor Nat Floersheimer announced the three day sale, distributing over 500 copies. Plan a larger run and more regular issues to meet demand. Fred Swasey, 145 pound wrestler, cut tendons on three fingers and nerve at Ravenna shop Friday morning. Swasey, a two year letter winner, was runner up in the interstate 145 pound division last year.

Duchess Nat Floersheimer Fred Swasey Swasey

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Dow Harter Burke-Wadsworth Kent State Uni Roberts Jack Leggett Council City Photo Club Dean Ohio Kent State University
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