Student council discusses athletic return and budget issues
The council debated restoring athletics to campus and appointed George Bowman to meet with the president on expediting the move. Henry Johnston and Ingrid Tornberg led committees as the fall athletic budget was accepted while the full yearly budget faced approval delays. The senior recognition assembly and pay raise for minutes were also addressed.
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George Bowman
George Insche
Henry Johnston
Ingrid Tornberg
Burr Pictures
Tornberg
Bowman
UT Rehearsals Set for Blythe Spirit Tonight and Monday
Rehearsals for Blythe Spirit proceed with tonight at 7 in the auditorium and Monday at 7 in 315 Kent Hall. Betty Ritch is cast as Edith the maid, announced by director E Turner Stump yesterday.
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Kent Hall
Betty Ritch
Edith
E. Turner Stump
Poster Agreement Sets Campus Campaign Poster Limits
Three posters per candidate limit agreed by Coalition Pan-Campus and Independent Students. Posters placed in designated university areas only with specific quotas for gym, stairway, atrium, and mail boxes. Hank Johnston chairs the elections committee. coin flip assigns three wires for each hall.
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Betty Offhaus
Coalition Party
Don Moore
Pan- Campus
Dave’ Ryan
Independent Students Association
Kent Hall
Coalition
Merrill Hall
Pan-Campus
Hank Johnston
Radio workshop to cast first show this year
RW will cast its first air show script at tonight’s meeting at 7 30. Auditions resume this afternoon at 2 as many students missed last week. The first session of a script reading class meets tonight.
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Radio Workshop
History enrollments soar with 110 freshmen listed
Dr. A. S. Roberts reports 110 students enrolled in freshman history courses while upper division classes show less growth. He hopes Professors W. M. Wannemacher and H. M. Cater will return by spring, noting that much depends on army and navy assignments. If they return, several courses would be reinstated.
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A. S. Roberts
Roberts
Dr. Roberts
W. M. Wannemacher
H. M. Cater
Army
Navy
Dr George R Bach New Psychology Professor Uses Fishing Metaphors
Dr George R Bach, newly appointed assistant professor of psychology, discusses hobbies like fishing photography and horseback riding and his chess skill. Latvian born, he has traveled widely and recently appeared in an O.W.I. film on American democracy. He authored Young Children's Play Fantasies and is writing a personality textbook with Western Reserve University's Charles Reher. He plans work on wartime father absence effects and engages in public talks on international relations.
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George R. Bach
Bach
Italy
Australia
Germany
England
American Psychological Association
Charles Reher
Western Reserve University
Life
Cleveland Press
New York Academy of Sciences
Sigma Psi
Psi Chi
Pi Gamma Mu
National Research Council Society For Research and Child Development
Cleveland Psychological Association
U.C.L.A
University of Iowa
Dr Bach elected honorary member of Psi Chi at Kent
Dr. Bach was voted honoraryPsi Chi member at Kent during the regular meeting on October 17. He heads the Vocational Guidance Test program and urged student participation. He praises Kent’s small classes and growth but laments finding housing. he resides in Hudson with wife and son Roger Carl.
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Dr. Bach
Psi Chi
Psychology
Bach
Kent
Hudson
Roger Carl Frederick Bach
Bernie May to Play on Sadie Hawkins Day
Bernie May and his 8 piece orchestra from Kent will play for the Sadie Hawkins day dance Saturday Nov 17 in Wills gymnasium from 9 to 12. Automatic 1 o' clocks will be issued to attending university women. Oliver Ocasek heads publicity and decorations with the art department decorating the gym as in past years. A single judge will award 10 costume prizes tied to Li'l Abner characters.
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Bernie May
Sadie Hawkins
Kent
Evie Long
Wills Gymnasium
Oliver Ocasek
Li'l Abner
Mammy Yokum
Pappy Yokum
Dexter Essays Published by Biology Faculty Members
Dr. Ralph W. Dexter, assistant of biology, has papers appearing in multiple journals. His works include Life History Behavior and Experimental Studies through Bird Banding in Inland Bird Banding News August issue, and Perching Behavior of the Whip-poor-will in the Cleveland Bird Calendar.
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Ralph W. Dexter
Dexter
Inland
Cleveland
Ohio Journal of Science
Pure and Applied Natural Science
Journal of Mammology
Burr Proofs Released For Inspection Today
Proofs of junior and senior Burr pictures will be returned for inspection today from 2 to 4 p m Julie Juch editor will give out the proofs in 1130 Merrill Pictures must be returned to the Burr office on or before Friday
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Burr
Julie Juch
Merrill
University divides choir into two groups
Dean Earl W. Crecraft approves a new plan at the liberal arts college organizing the university choir into two groups under Caro M. Carapetyan. An experienced a cappella ensemble and a chapel choir will train singers aiming for the advanced group.
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Earl W. Crecraft
College of Liberal Arts
Caro M. Carapetyan
Crecraft
Be A Good Scout Hike To See Baum
Dr. Maurice Baum of the philosophy department invites Akron area college men to serve as scout masters assistants and cub pack directors. No experience needed free training offered and veteran or civilian volunteers are welcome to inquire at the philosophy office or by calling 4774.
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Baum
Akron
Maurice Baum
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Art Department
Elaine Chamberlin
Murray Powers
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