Freshmen Assembly To Explain Student Elections
The student council will hold an all freshmen assembly today at 2 p m to acquaint new students with the council functions and campus elections. Ray Gallagher says freshmen will be excused from classes to attend. Bob Cook Fred Prasse and Joe Hart will discuss election systems party options and potential tug of war or race between classes followed by a Q and A session.
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Student Council
Ray Gallagher
Bob Cook
Fred Prasse
Joe Hart
Alumni News Bulletin From Kent State Set For Tomorrow
The Kent Alumnus a four page alumni paper will come off the press tomorrow announced by Betty Champney graduate assistant in English and editor The bulletin is experimental and will continue only with alum ni cooperation It will carry alumni news Kent State stories and Homecoming Day details.
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Kent Alumnus
Betty Champney
Social Dancing Returns to Wills Gym Tonight
Regular Wednesday night social dancing resumes in Wills gym from 8 to 10 p m announced by Dr Arthur C Poe associate professor of health and physical education. For two weeks dancing instruction for beginners taught by Clement Brown from Akron replaced this weekly event.
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Wills Gym
Arthur C. Poe
Clement Brown
Akron
KSU Mascot Seeks New Home Here
Kim the Golden Flash mascot at Kansas State University is looking for a home. Owner Jack Kauvar says he cannot keep the three month old German shepherd, who now obeys commands and learns quickly. Interested parties should contact Kauvar or Jim Richard in the Stater office near the campus.
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Kauvar
Kim
Jim Richard
Stater
KSU Graduate Speaks to Freshman Journalists
Kent State University graduate Charles Chick Maglione now with Akron Goodyear public relations addressed freshman journalism students on the importance of trade and industrial publications. He cited Wingfoot Clan as a tool for goodwill and employee relations and outlined publishing challenges.
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Charles “Chick” Maglione
Kent State University
Akron Goodyear Company
Wingfoot Clan
Goodyear
Maglione
BA College Debates Aviation Credit Policy
The College of Business Administration faculty meets at 4 p m in Merrill Hall room 202 to decide on accepting aviation course credits. The discussion follows the Liberal Arts College approving credit for ground school work. Plans for a comprehensive exam for business administration students will also be considered.
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College of Business Administration
Merrill Hall
College of Liberal Arts
Business Administration
University employment bureau fills student job market
Merle Wagoner director of the University employment bureau reports 75 students are working this year in roles from house cleaning to factory tasks and a RaVenna Ordnance plant posting for four laborers. He notes rising calls and urges students to apply in Merrill Hall room 301.
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Merle Wagoner
University Employment Bureau
Wagoner
Ravenna
Merrill Hall
Wolfe Declares Early Marriages Are Set-Backs
Dr. Harry Wolfe, associate professor of commerce, warned seniors at a weekly luncheon about four common post graduation mistakes. He cited laziness impatience a know-it-all attitude and early marriages as wastes of effort. He urged graduates to listen learn and gain experience before speaking. He argued early marriages burden men just starting careers and strain relationships as they try to keep up with peers.
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Harry Wolfe
Davey Tree Agent to Speak at Engineers Fete
Kent State Production Engineers society will hear Mr. W Hollister of the Davey Tree company discuss “Priorities” on October 23. Hollister, purchasing agent for Davey Tree and member of the National Association of Purchasing Agents, has many years with the firm. Harold R. Nissley notes his position. The meeting starts at 7 30 p m at the Silver Lake Tavern.
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W. Hollister
Kent State Production Engineers Society
Hollister
Davey Tree Company
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Harold R. Nissley
Silver Lake Tavern
Folkes Elected President of University Employees Local
Six members of the University employees local took offices after Monday night’s election. Lloyd Folkes the university electrician became president. Alex Whyte the university mason, vice president. Mrs. Isabella Dolbow maid at Engleman hall, secretary. J. A. Johnson Merrill hall custodian, treasurer. Fred Williams Training school custodian, press secretary.
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University Employees
Lloyd Folkes
University Electrician
Alex Whyte
University Mason
Isabella Dolbow
Engleman Hall
J. A. Johnson
Merrill Hall
Fred Williams
Training School
Independent Candidates Nominated For Homecoming Duties
Independent party members will nominate candidates for homecoming queen and class officers at a 4:00 p.m. meeting in room 219 Kent hall. Kenneth Davis, president, urges all independents to attend.
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Independent Party
Kent Hall
Kenneth Davis
The
Math Club to Meet in Merrill Hall Today
Secretary Marge Richards announced the first Mathematics Club meeting will be held today at 4 p m in 302 Merrill Hall. Refreshments will be served.
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Mathematics Club
Merrill Hall
Marge Richards
Arts Group To Meet At Kent Hall Room 207
A faculty meeting for the fine and practical arts group of the college of liberal arts will be held at 4 p m today in room 207 Kent hall. Miss Harriet Adams, chairman, announces the gathering.
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Fine and
College of Liberal Arts
Kent Hall
Harriet Adams
Novel Convocation Planned For Leebrick Day
Arizona Kids will perform at a 10 o'clock convocation honoring Pres. K. C. Leebrick. Classes are excused as NTFC zamkes Bill Guise wite and Stan Mouse star in a president's day skit with Earl Vacaria as master of ceremonies. Herby Rosen will play piano specialties.
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Arizona
John Lemak
K. C. Leebrick
Zamkes
NTFC
Bill Guisewite
Stan Mouse
Camps Organized By Senate Club
Reactionaries vs. Radicals will be the opposing camps in the Senate club with a planned Washington trip. The group aims to study parliamentary law current events the two party system and host discussions with high school groups. Pres. Ed Zine led the meeting and Dr. H D Byrne will advise.
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Senate Club
Washington
Senators
Pres
Ed Zine
H. D. Byrne
Department of Political Science
Dr. Cuber To Speak On Youth Problems Akron Lecture
Dr. John Cuber, associate professor of sociology, will begin a series of lectures on problems of young people preparing for marriage at Grace Reformed Church in Akron next Monday.
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John Cuber
Grace Reformed Church
Akron
Wolfe Publishes Cash Customer Article in Credit World
Dr. Harry D. Wolfe, associate professor of marketing, authored the piece "How About the Cash Customer?" in the October issue of Credit World, examining consumer payment behavior and credit implications.
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Wolfe
Credit World
Harry D. Wolfe
Campus Piano Pounder Granted Reprieve
Ed Siennicki a junior boogie woogie pianist and Alpha Phi Beta member paused his 8 am draft departure after Pres. K C Leebrick urged an appeal. He obtained a short reprieve from the selective service board yesterday allowing more time to contest his status.
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Pres. K. C
Frosh Players Stage Captain Applejack Comic Farce
Freshman performers present Captain Applejack a comic voyage opening tomorrow at 8 15 in the auditorium led by Mary Haines Jeanne Phister and Ed Stanton under G Harry Wright direction. Ambrose evolves from modest novice to swash buckling pirate in a lighthearted sequence of crises with plans for a repeat show Friday.
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Applejohn
Captain Applejack
Mary Haines
Jeanne Phister
Ed Stanton
G. Harry Wright
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Golden Flash
Jack Kauvar
KSU Grad
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Folkes
Leebrick
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Guisewite
Rosen
Jack
Brady
Jack Watts
Dr. Cuber
Piano Pounder
Frosh
Ambrose
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