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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1946

Page

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Swarthmore Librarian to Speak on Printers Pleasantries

Charles B. Shaw Swarthmore college librarian will discuss Printers Pleasantries in the first assembly of the year at 11 a.m. in the auditorium. Due to lack of seating classes will not be excused. Professors may bring classes to hear Shaw.

Charles B. Shaw Swarthmore College Donna Mae _ Burkhardt John B. Nicholson Shaw Philadelphia Graphic Arts Society American Institute of Graphic Arts Nicholson Carnegie Corporation Union College

Easy Chair On List Despite Macbeth Forum

The Easy Chair program will be held tomorrow night despite the Macbeth performance and the forum at the same time. Dean Ada V. Hyatt says the enrollment allows multiple activities in one evening. Dr. Charles B. Sumner will discuss national parks and present color slides. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. in the Moulton hall music room.

Ada V. Hyatt Charles B. Sumner Dean Hyatt Moulton Hall

Burr Pix Seniors Advised Return Proofs

Seniors who have received proofs must return them to Bransbys studio immediately per Chestnut Burr editor Al Geitgey. The final deadline for having pictures taken is Thursday October 31, after which Burr inclusion will be impossible.

Bransby al Geitgey Chestnut Burr Burr

Stater Corrects Misquote On Allocations Committee

The Kent Stater corrects a misquote from October 23 noting Barbara Mac Dowell did not say the allocations committee was inefficient. She stated the present system of allocating was inefficient, not the committee members.

Kent Barbara MacDowell

Wesleyan football convoy plans attract student drivers

Attendance at away games prompts a car pool plan for the Ohio Wesleyan at KSU game. A poster will be placed for signatures of drivers and space for riders. Merle Wagoner pledges special student tickets for KSU students traveling to Delaware.

Ohio Wesleyan-Ksu Delaware Merle Wagoner KSU

No Break What A Break Miss Riley Plunges From Kent Hall

Martha Jane Riley a 20 year old education junior fell from a third story Kent hall window yesterday after fainting in a women’s rest room. She suffered a dislocated left knee and was treated at the dispensary, X rayed by Dr A O DeWeese, casted and later placed in the university infirmary.

Education Kent Hall A. O. DeWeese Riley University

Meeting Changes for Color Film Show of Baldwin Wallace vs KSU

The association meeting tonight now shows the color film of the Baldwin Wallace KSU game at 7 p.m. In room 317 McGilvrey hall coach Trevor Rees attends to answer questions about the game.

University choirs plan public appearances and radio broadcasts

Associate professor Caro M. Carapetyan outlines extensive aims for campus concerts. About 140 voices will form two equal choirs of 80 and 60, evenly split by gender. A 40 voice radio group will be drawn from the first choir. A separate 17 voice madrigal group is formed.

Caro M. Carapetyan Carapetyan Madrigal Singers

Macbeth on Campus Returns for Second Time

University theater presents Macbeth with Don Shanower as Macbeth and Bob Smiley as Banquo in the campus revival led by E. Turner Stump. Betty Ritch Lois Dolhar and Jim Bullock play the three witches as Lady Macbeth moves the plot toward tragedy. Other cast include Alan Hammack Charles Kuebler and Roy Patterson with backstage staff led by Cliff Hancock in publicity.

University Theater E. Turner Stump School of Speech Don Shanower Bob Smiley Banquo Macbeth Betty Ritch Lois Dolhar Jim Bullock Scotland Lady Macbeth Helen Mitrovka Charles Kuebler Russ Gillis Clyde Pinkston Guy Bartell Roy Patterson Gordon Emerson Wilbur Adams Nick Bozeka Ed Keller Rick Uray Jim Bisett Charles Nairn Kenneth Telford Slyvia Steiner Adams Uray Fay Louis Ann Casto Matilda Davis Cliff Hancock

Park Right City Orders Tighter Parking Near University

Kent city council traffic committee chose stricter enforcement on the north side of E Main Street opposite the university and adjacent streets. They will renovate signs and repaint restricted curbs in the university area after a special meeting last night. University representatives Emil Berg Larry Wooddell and Dale Rowe presented the parking problem.

E._Main st University Kent City Emil Berg Larry Wooddell Dale Rowe

Forum Tonight Moderates on Student Allocations Issue

Dr. Maurice Baum will lead an eight oclock forum in the training school auditorium discussing the proposed amendment to the student government constitution and the fairness of the current allocations system. The session opens a six part series focusing on whether a student faculty group should replace the allocations committee and create a permanent smaller committee. The debate follows the former student faculty relations committee which allocated activity fees.

Maurice Baum

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