Noted Author Louis Adamic to Speak on World Crisis
Louis Adamic, known for Two Way Passage and Dinner at the White House, will meet history and political science students at 3 p.m. today in 102M before his 8:15 p.m. lecture in 317McG on The World Wide Crisis Between Need and Greed. He highlights immigrant contributions to American life from many nations and became a U.S. citizen in 1918 after serving in the American army.
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Italy
Spain
Mexico
Sweden
France
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Netherlands
Russia
Germany
Norway
Greece
Yugoslavia
Poland
Ireland
Geographers from KSU Attend APSG Meeting in Michigan
Twelve representatives from KSU will attend the East Lakes division meeting of the American Society for Professional Geographers in Ann Arbor Michigan on Oct. 31 through Nov. 2. Dr. H. F. Raup of KSU will chair the division and the group will be hosted by the University of Michigan.
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East Lakes Division of American Society For Professional Geographers
Ann Arbor Michigan
H. F. Raup
University of Michigan Department of Geography
Raup
Beck
Miss Weston
Evans
Hsiao-Fang Li
Laird Isenogle
Anna Seruch
James Rinder
John Riley
Selah Culler
Erma Stark
Akron
Anna Berich
Youngstown
Coffee and Donuts at Stud Union Snack Bar
Stud Union opens snack bar with coffee and doughnuts from Sunday 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Head dietician W L Lawrence says sandwiches and possibly candy will be added in the next few days.
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W. L. Lawrence
Art Club Social Meeting Tonight
The Art Club invites new members to a social gathering in room 203K tonight. Refreshments will be served, said president Glenn McFarland.
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Art Club
Glenn McFarland
Red Cross Aid Office Opens for Kent Vets
University veterans and families may use the Red Cross at the Home Building and Loan Co. 138 N. Water St Kent with Mrs Gladys Smith from Portage County chapter on duty Tuesdays 10 am to 4 pm in the lobby.
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Home Building and Loan Co
N. Waterstreet, Kent
Gladys Smith
Portage County
Aptitude Tests Outlined For New Students Today
Scholastic aptitude tests will be given today from 3 to 4 30 p.m. in the training school auditorium. Reading tests will be conducted at the same time in 317 McG. These tests are required for all entering students as the basis for vocational guidance.
Bridge Club Moves to 219K Tonight
The bridge club meets in 219K instead of Moulton Hall Music Room tonight from 8 to 10 p.m. due to refinishing work on the music room floor.
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Bridge Club
Moulton Hall
News Director From WAKR To Speak Web
Tim Elliott, news director of WAKR Akron, will discuss newsroom procedure in a talk to radio and journalism students Wednesday October 29 at 3 p.m. Elliott, a UNC graduate, has over a year at WAKR and previously served as news editor for WCPO and WKRC in Cincinnati. He did graduate work at Minnesota and attended Michigan while in the army. Introduced by Carlton Smyth, assistant professor of journalism.
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WAKR
Akron
Radio
University of North Carolina
Elliott
WCPO
WKRC
Cincinnati
University of Minnesota
University of Michigan
Carleton Smyth
Art Students Plan Pittsburg Trip to Carnegie Gallery
Art majors and minors will tour the International Art show at the Carnegie gallery in Pittsburgh on Wednesday November 12. Three buses depart from the Atrium at 8 a.m. and return by 5 p.m. A reservation list is posted opposite the Art office. Cost is three dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Lens And Shutter To Hear Fosdick On Color Photography
The Lens and Shutter camera club plans an opening session at 303K at 7 30 p m featuring James A Fosdick as associate pro speaker. Fosdick will discuss color photography after studying at the New York Modern School of Arts this summer. The club, led by Richard Arnold, invites university students faculty and townspeople.
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Camera Club
James A. Fosdick
Fosdick
New York Modern School of Arts
Richard Arnold
Oxford Debaters Face KSU in Anglo American Alliance Debate
Oxford University's debating team argued against the motion on war danger and an Anglo American alliance. Present were Sir Edward Boyle Anthony Benn and David Harris opposing KSU speakers Roger Howard and Warren Lashley. The audience of over 300 observed a heated, polemical exchange with no decision.
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KSU
Roger Howard
Warren Lashley
Edward Charles Gurney Boyle
Anthony Neil Wedgewood Benn
David Kenneth Harris
Kent
Sart Presents 15-Point Program Before Group
Council of Presidents to discuss 15 deficiencies hindering campus spirit at a Booster Club meeting led by Curt Sart. Problems include poor cheering, lack of student oversight, limited social activities, hazing issues, and weak liaison between staff and students.
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Curt Sart
Atoms Jets Not Enough Says UAW CIO Leader
Walter Reuther spoke to about 300 at the university auditorium arguing that advanced knowledge cannot replace basic needs. He warned that imbalances in American wages prices and profits threaten democracy and the world economy, urging balanced growth and social provisions.
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Walter Reuther
Uaw-Cio
Reuther
Local 40
Uawcio
Year Book Space Deadline Friday for 1948 Chestnut Burr
Organizations must contact Robert McGee or Frank Carroll by letter no later than Oct. 31 with the space they held in 1947 and the space they desire for 1948. Students may obtain last year’s Burr from the Burr office Carioti, editor.
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Robert McGee
Frank Carroll
Burr
Carioti
Campus groups urged to appoint reps to Booster Club committee
Representatives urged to appoint members to the Booster Club advisory committee today and notify Joan McDermott via mailbox as soon as possible.
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Booster Club Advisory Committee
Joan McDermott
Music Club Elects New Officers at Tonight Meeting
Newly formed Music club will meet in room 312M at 6 30 tonight to elect officers form committees and discuss objectives All music majors and minors are urged to attend.
No Tickets Needed For John Carroll Football Sat
John Carroll announces free admission for the Saturday game. Entry will be by presentation of the student activity card as per faculty manager Ray Moran.
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John Carroll
Ray Moran
Student To Talk To Sociology Club
June Stahlman a university student will address Sociology club members today at 4 p m in Moulton hall music room on her experiences as observer and worker at the Girls Industrial school A discussion will follow and new officers will be announced All members urged to attend per Naomi Moses club secretary
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June Stahlman
Sociology Club
Moulton Hall Music Room
Girl's Industrial School
Naomi Moses
Library To Close Early For Open House
Rockwell library will close at 5 p.m. Thursday per Librarian John B. Nicholson Jr. Reserve books may be charged out at 4 p.m. The closure honors a faculty open house, with regular hours resuming Friday.
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Rockwell Library
John B. Nicholson, Jr
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