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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1951

Page

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Kent State Earns ACS Approval for Undergraduate Chemistry

Kent State University joins 174 other U S colleges on the American Chemical Society list of approved institutions for undergraduate chemistry training. The action followed a thorough review of facilities, staff, budgets, and graduate outcomes, with Dr. Will S. Thompson leading the verification and noting graduates gain full ACS membership after two years of field experience.

American Chemical Society For Kent State University George A. Bowman Will S. Thompson U.S Chemistry Thompson The Society KSU W. D. Walters University of Rochester Bowman ACS American Chemical Society Kent State

Speakers Available To Groups

The University will start a faculty speakers service this fall to aid community groups in northeastern Ohio. A booklet listing speech topics and speakers will be published, with over 50 faculty members listed. Free copies go to requesting organizations and program chairs will get topic and speaker assistance from the public relations office. Confirmation notices and publicity materials will accompany engagements.

Ohio

Enrollment Drops 13 Percent at Ohio College

Final enrollment reaches 5 036 with 800 fewer students than last fall quarter. Dr Charles E Atkinson registrar notes 272 extension students counted separately while 1 641 women and 3 395 men form a two to one male majority, 838 veterans attend, 1 150 first quarter freshmen include 410 liberal arts 407 education and 333 business administration. Dr Atkinson cites normal decline for schools of our size and will join registrars from Ohio colleges in New Concord for trend updates.

Charles E. Atkinson Atkinson Dr. Atkinson The Journal of American Association of College Registrars and Admissions Officers Ohio New Concord

Freshman and Transfers Asked for Health Center Physicals

All freshmen and transfer students who have not yet taken their physical exams should report to the Health Center between 9 and 11 Thursday morning. The physicals take precedence over class schedules. Health Center hours are 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. after hours staffing.

University square dance in gym tonight

An all University square dance will be held in the University school gym from 7 30 to 10 p m. Don Rand will be the caller. The event is being sponsored by ISA.

University School Don Rand ISA

Budgets Due for Campus Allocations Committee

Paul Beck announces budgets must be filed in the Treasurer's office by noon Tuesday. Colleen Messmore elected secretary of the allocations committee. Dr. Kenneth Kelley named chairman at the last meeting.

Paul E. Beck Colleen Messmore Kenneth Kelley

Energetic Manchester Recovers and Keeps Duty Despite Illness

Dean of men Raymond E. Manchester at KSU remained active during a three week pleurisy illness. His secretary Mrs. Helen Martinkus sent daily updates from his home as he prepared to return to the office. The 31 year veteran authored the popular Saturday Letters begun in 1935 and distributed to alumni and colleges. during World War I 4500 copies were sent to KSU servicemen.

Raymond E. Manchester Helen Martinkus KSU Dean Manchester Canal Zone Manchester University

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