University election set for Thursday voting hours
The student council approved voting from shortly before 8 a m until 4 p m at the Wills gym main entrance with a 4 o’clock cutoff. Voters must present student activity tickets or receipts. A possible primary election study was approved with a three member council panel and two students. Helen Rothermund to appoint junior class vacancy.
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Wills Gym
Bob Cook
Joe Hart
Council
Fred Prasse
Helen Rothermund
Thunder Rock Tickets Go On Sale At University
The first University theater production of the year, Thunder Rock, goes on sale tomorrow at the Athletic booth near Wills gym and again Thursday, with box office sales in the atrium Thursday and Friday. All seats are reserved and priced for outsiders at 35 cents. Kitty Liptak, theater manager, said tickets run 3 am to 4 pm tomorrow and Thursday, and 7:15 pm to 8:10 pm Thursday and Friday. Each activity and theater membership card holder receives one ticket per card.
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Wills Gym
Kitty Liptak
University Theater
Freshmen Plan Pep Rally Before Kent State BG Game
Freshmen will stage a pep rally on Rockwell field Friday night for the Kent State Bowling Green football game Saturday. Cheerleader captain Ralph Braden announced the plan and urged freshmen to meet at Wills gym at 3 p m daily to collect wood for a bonfire. Upperclassmen are invited.
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Rockwell Field
Kent State Bowling Green
Ralph Braden
Braden
Wills Gymnasium
KSU To Stage Pageant At Carroll During Football Game
Kent State University will present a 20 minute pageant during the KSU John Carroll game on November 8. Under Prof Roy Metcalfs direction five four minute scenes will feature the marching band Kent post American Legion and students. Howard Hansen will narrate the ceremonies over the public address system. The squad will observe Dads Day at the encounter.
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Kent State University
KSU
John Carroll
Roy Metcalf
University
Kent Post
American Legion
Kent State
Howard Hansen
Radio Workshop
Tri-Sigs Bring Back Silver Dish From Kansas City
Betty Bowles and June Arnold delivered a sterling silver Sigma Sigma Sigma crest dish won at a regional meeting in Kansas City. The award recognized the chapter with the most members present from the farthest distance, over 1,500 miles, awarded to the Kent chapter. Three Kent alumni also joined the trip.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma
Kansas City
Betty Bowles
June Arnold
Kent
Senate Set To Convene In McGilvrey Hall Tonight
The student senate will meet in room 317 McGilvrey Hall at 7 30 p m with party caucuses at 7 15 led by president Ed Zink announced yesterday.
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McGilvrey Hall
Ed Zink
Kent State to Sell Non Student Entertainment Tickets
The University entertainment committee at Kent State announces season tickets for 10 features, headed by Jessica Dragonette and Percy Grainger. Non students may buy for 3.30 total, including 30 cents tax. individual tickets are 55 cents. First program is University theater play Thunder Rock on Oct 30–31 at University Auditorium.
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Marvin Eubanks
Jessica Dragonette
Percy Grainger
Kent State University
C. &. Satterfield
University
Homecoming Plans Highlight Saturday Festivities
Emmet C. Stopher announced a full Homecoming schedule beginning with breakfasts and luncheons by Greek groups and dormitory decorations judged by noon Saturday. Winners receive trophies at the Homecoming dance after the 2:30 p. m football game with Bowling Green and the queen is presented at halftime. An informal dance follows in Wills gym with Bob Pettay's band.
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Emmet C. Stopher
Ed Zink
Bowling Green
Wills Gym
Bob Pettay
Cleveland
K. C. Leebrick
John E. McGilvrey
J. O. Engleman
Chester E. Satterfield
Dean of Women's Office
Move Notices Due From Students to House Owner
Students wishing to move from rooms must notify the house owner by November 2. Miss Frances Maisch director of residences said contracts run 18 weeks unless proper notice of change is given.
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Frances Maisch
Miss Maisch
Fifty-Six Students Join Ohio Education Group
Fifty six juniors and seniors yesterday joined the Ohio Education Association as student members. Dr John L Blair dean of the college of education said membership fee is 50 cents and includes a subscription to the association s monthly magazine Ohio Schools. Other students may apply for membership this week.
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Ohio Education Association
John L. Blair
College of Education
Ohio Schools
Blair
Kirk's Mother Dies In Pittsburgh Hospital
Mrs. R. C. Kirk mother of Charles Kirk an instructor in Spanish died yesterday at 5 30 a m in Shadyside hospital Pittsburgh Pa Funeral services will be at 315 p m tomorrow at Steubenville O
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Kirk
Pittsburgh
R. C. Kirk
Charles Kirk
Shadyside Hospital
Steubenville, O
KSU Students Named in Who's Who Among Students
Biographies of 19 University students will appear in the 1941 42 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Six juniors and 13 seniors were named for character leadership scholarship and promise.
Fifteen Earn Spots On Stater Staff
A five week Kent Stater staff selection ended with 15 of 35 applicants earning top roles. John Mine notes the results show eager workers. among winners are two seniors two juniors eleven sophomores and one freshman. Managing editors are Matt Fenn and Jim Richard. Assistant managing editors are ...
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Kent Stater
John Mine
The
University Daily
Mine
Matt Fenn
Jim Richard
Kent State Announces Four Athletic Scholarships
Kent State University offers four new scholarships based on athletic ability and scholastic achievement. Ray Moran proposed the program and Kappa Mu Kappa leads the fundraising drive. Awards total sixty dollars a year for two years to qualifying recent high school graduates enrolling as freshmen.
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Ray Moran
Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity
Mary Jane O’brien
Kent State University
Smallwood To Speak At Senior Luncheon
Mary L. Smallwood dean of women will speak at the Senior Men's luncheon today at noon in the Robin Hood. Bob Cook, chairman, announced yesterday.
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Mary L. Smallwood
Bob Cook
Priority Set Up Pinches Shipments To University
Kent State University faces supply delays as defense program activity increases. With an A-10 priority for instructional and maintenance items, needed new equipment requires a higher rating while heavy wire mesh and bar steel remain scarce. Officials await the Office of Production Management decision on electric welding equipment.
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B. F. Renkert
Kent State
Office of Production Management
Washington, D. C
Renkert
University
Department of Industrial Arts
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Mada Moseley
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Jewell Hardman
Dorothy Mhostettler
William Schraegle
Leonard Shafitz
Bob Mosher
Pete Mango
Betty Chapman
Betty Gorlich
Jane Doak
Ruth Renz
Charles Ayres
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