19 Oct 1951
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1951
Page
1
Canton YWCA hosts square dance master Dr. Lloyd Shaw from Colorado next Tuesday October 23 at 8 p.m. Open to all students and faculty with 75 cent admission.
Wilmington college adopts a work-study plan allowing students to earn their tuition room and board. About 100 participants in the pilot program earned income and experience. 200 more will join as Pros. Samuel D. Marble notes graduates will have two years of work and a degree. A second item notes a Chicago square dance festival with KSU demonstration and faculty accompanying.
Ben Steele announces a 4 p.m. Tuesday October 22 gathering of all decoration committee chairmen in room 214 K to plan Homecoming efforts.
The Student Committee of International Understanding holds an Open House this Sunday Oct 21 from 4 to 6 pm in the Moulton Music room. Entertainment includes an interpretive dance by Carol Walgenbach and foreign folk songs led by Frankine Oren with George Karez. Refreshments by Ariene Kyle of UCF.
Messiah Chorus invites students, faculty, and townspeople to join the annual Han del s Messiah. Applications are in the music office 315 M. Rehearsals run 7 30 p m in 309 M on Oct 24 30 Nov 6 13 19 27 Dec 11 12 13 with the Dec 13 session compulsory. The Messiah concert, directed by Robert Foulkes, is in the University auditorium Dec 14 at 8 15 p m and Dec 16 at 3 p.m.
Representatives of the Kent Stater and the Chestnut Burr traveled to Pittsburgh for a three day convention of the Associated Collegiate Press. Don Friedman editor Fred Blankenship managing editor John Berea business manager and Ken Wilson assistant business manager joined Ed Cliney editor Jim Butler associate editor Paul Halstrand picture editor and Ed Core assistant business manager from the Burr.
Junior music education student James Tushar of Delta Tau Delta will play tenor lead Florindo in The Liar at Cleveland Playhouse. Beverly Dame portrays Rosaura, with the play by Goldini and music by John Mundy. The Broadway hit from last year is expected to run about five weeks in Cleveland.
Nominations are open for four senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman class officers. Fresh vacancies on the Men's union and two at large women on the Women's league are to be filled. Petitions for fall elections available Monday from Jan McGarr.
Graduating men in business administration are invited to a meeting at Wright Patterson Air Base on Wednesday Oct 24 to discuss junior assistant manager positions. Representatives will outline training needed salary and other details. Apply by leaving name in Dr Munzenmayer’s office. Civil service exam required.
A committee representing about 200 Ohio State University faculty protested the recently approved speaker screening rule. Members of the AAUP voiced extreme dissatisfaction as the board of trustees upheld the ruling, and Prof. Harvey Mansfield announced the matter was referred to the AAUP committee on Academic Freedom and Tenure.
English majors and minors in Education or Liberal Arts are invited to a meeting Tuesday Oct 23 at 3 pm in 202 Union to discuss plans and elect officers. The group will attend Johann Strauss Fledermaus at Canton Memorial on Sat Nov 3, with a 28 seat bus and tickets priced at 1.25 dollars.
On UN Day the audio visual center and Rockwell library present Now the Peace and Pattern for Peace, animated UN action stories by UNESCO. British ambassadorial guest J Roger Carter will address Kent, with screenings Oct 23 in Arts building. Dr W Garnett leads arrangements. events open to all.
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