Tea Features Square Dances and Social at WAA Tea
The Women’s Athletic association hosts a tea on Thursday October 17 at 4 pm in room 119 Kent hall. New members will hear season activity talks by managers Betty Vey Alice Israel Jeanne Armitage Elizabeth Steve and Wanda Gisinger. Marge Scullion chairs with Lis Lewandowski and Isla Schnauffer assisting.
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Women's Athletic Association
Kent Hall
New
W.A.A
Betty Vey
Alice Israel
Jeanne Armitage
Elizabeth Steve
Wanda Gisinger
Marge Scullion
Lis Lewandowski
Isla Schnauffer
French Club Opens Program Year with Guest Speaker
The French Club will begin its year at 7 p.m. tomorrow in Kent Hall room 119. Mr. Hipple from the foreign languages department will be the guest speaker.
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Kent Hall
Hipple
Foreign Languages Department
Blue Key group plans annual activities meeting
Blue Key, the men's national service honorary, will gather at 4 p.m. in room 203 Merrill hall to outline this year's activities and projects.
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Blue Key
Merrill Hall Hall
Inter-Religious Council Plans Campus Meal Project Meeting
Members of the Inter-Religious Council will meet in room 1038, Kent Hall at 7 p.m. tonight to discuss further plans for the campus wide meager meal project.
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Inter-Religious Council
Kent Hall
Art Club to Meet Today in Kent Hall Room 206
The art club invites all students to its first meeting at 4 p.m. today in room 206 Kent hall. All levels welcome.
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ART Club
Kent Hall
La Tertulia to Meet Tonight in Merrill Hall Room 312
The Spanish club La Tertulia gathers tonight at 7:30 in Merrill hall room 312. Alberto Pamies, new Span ish professor, will speak about his homeland Cuba and his education at Havana University.
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la Tertulia
Merrill Hall
Alberto Pamies
Cuba
Havana University
Seniors in College of Education Apply for Graduation
Dean urges all seniors planning to finish by December to visit the office of the dean and submit a preliminary graduation application.
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College of Education
Unaffiliated Women Urged to Sign Rush List This Week
Panhellenic council led by Evelyn Long urges unaffiliated University of women to sign the rush list this week at a hall table between Merrill and the atrium. A one dollar rush fee applies, with sign up hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 4. Past year registrants are exempt. Polly Bailey Mary Lou Holland and Barbara Berg discuss signing. About 250 women attended Sunday’s campus sororities tea hosting six sororities.
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Merrill
Atrium
Polly Bailey
Mary Lou Holland
Barbara Berg
Chestnut Burr Staff Meeting Today at Four
All members of the 1947 Chestnut Burr staff will meet in room 107 Merrill today at 4 pm. It is essential that all staff members be present. Any other students who would like to work on the yearbook are requested to attend this meeting.
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Chestnut Burr
Merrill
New Gift Shop Items Attract Wide Customer Interest
The shop introduces plastic cigarette lighters in yellow black red and brown priced at 1.98. A line of gold trimmed compacts and cigarette cases sells as sets for 8.00 or single items from 2.98 upwards. A broad costume jewelry selection includes pins earrings rings bracelets and necklaces.
Kent State Inter Fraternity Council Adopts Initiation Rules
The Inter Fraternity Council at Kent State approves a formal rule system banning physical maltreatment. Pledges may not perform manual labor past midnight except on weekend education week nights. Rules urge pledge education on fraternity history organization and relations plus a comprehensive exam on history procedures manners and social topics.
Wesley Initiates Membership Drive
This morning marked the inauguration of the Wesley foundation membership drive through Sunday Oct. 27. Dues will total one dollar for the final quarter. Payable at a table in the atrium corridor or at the regular Wesley meeting Sunday in the Methodist church.
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Wesley Foundation
Wesley
Methodist Church
Kent Jay-Teen Launches Club 46 For Youth Nights
The Kent Jay-Teen center hosts Club 46 with dancing ping pong and pool for ages 18 to 30 every Wednesday 8 to 11 p.m. Married or single young people are invited under Kent Business and Profession Women's club auspices. A six month membership costs $2 and guests pay 25 cents.
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Young Set
Jay-Teen Center
Club 46
The
Kent Business and Profession Women's Club
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