Annual Newspaper Clinic Set for November 30
The third annual Northeastern Ohio Newspaper Clinic will be held Saturday November 30. Elmo Scott Watson editor of Publishers' Auxiliary is general chairman. Floyd L. Hockenhall publisher of Circulation Management magazine will discuss ways to increase circulation revenue. Wayne Pitman classified advertising manager of the Dix papers will address classification advertising problems and a round table on circulation will follow. The event is a highlight of the school of journalism and offers Kent’s student journalists a glimpse of prospective employers.
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Northeastern Ohio
Elmo Scott Watson
Publishers’ Auxiliary
Floyd L. Hockenhull
Circulation Management Magazine
Wayne Pitman
Dix
Kent
Ravenna
School of Journalism
William D. Taylor
Bricker and Davey Explain Ohio Election Choices
Governor Bricker and candidate Davey present their reasons for expecting the KSU vote to Kent State University students and faculty. The Kent Stater publishes their views as part of its non partisan political program ahead of the November 5 gubernatorial election. The paper credits both candidates for cooperation and wishes them luck.
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Ohio
Kent Stater
Kent State University
John W. Bricker
Martin L. Davey
Kent States
KSU
Bricker
Davey
Kent State
Bricker Says Kent State's Allotment Increased In '39-'40
Governor Bricker reports to Kent State students that state expenditures for the six universities in 1937-38 totaled 15.94 million with Kent State receiving 1.386 million, equating to 8.69 dollars per hundred dollars. He notes the ongoing discussion and provides figures from the Director of Finance, with more details on the page continuation.
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Bricker
Kent State
State Capitol
Columbus
State Treasury
Kent State University
Davey denounces state aid cuts to Kent State University
Kent resident Martin L. Davey criticizes Ohio state leadership for underfunding Kent State University, arguing northeastern Ohio should receive more support as the region contributes half of the state’s higher education funds. He questions political motives behind education funding and calls for fair recognition.
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Democratic
Kent
Ohio
Kent State
Northeastern Ohio
Assemblies by Students Urged as University Policy
Dr. D W Pearce chair of the assembly committee says assemblies should be led by bona fide university groups and urges sponsors to contact him or committee members. The panel includes Laura Hill Elfreda Littlejohn Helen Machan A W Coven and E Turner Stump with student members Martha Rufener Bob Mosher and Bob Seese. A faculty and student survey on preferred assembly types is underway and results will appear in the Kent Stater tomorrow.
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D. W. Pearce
Pearce
Department of Psychology
Laura Hill
Elfreda Littlejohn
Helen Machan
A. W. Coven
E. Turner Stump
Martha Rufener
Women’s League
Bob Mosher
Men's Union
Bob Seese
Kent Stater
Class Proxies Plan New Traditions At KSU
Four newly elected class presidents at KSU outline plans for 1941. Ray Hromco aims to create a lasting tradition upon graduation. Bill Schraegle, Irving Waterbury, and Ray Gallagher organize junior, sophomore, and freshman activities including a democratic junior prom, a sophomore hop with a name band, and a freshman semi formal with a king and queen.
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Ray Hromco
Bill Schraegle
Irving Waterbury
Ray Gallagher
Ray Hromeo
The
Chestnut Burr
Sophs
Cunningham to Speak in Two States Tomorrow
Dr. Harry A. Cunningham head of biology will speak in two states tomorrow. He first addresses the Eastern Ohio Teachers association in Cleveland on teaching science for citizenship in a democratic United States, then goes to Slippery Rock Pennsylvania for the 17th Conference on Education of Teachers of Science at Slippery Rock State Teachers College.
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Harry A. Cunningham
Cunningham
Cleveland
Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
United States
Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College
Rules for Ladies Day Dance at Wills Barn
Sadie hosts a flirtatious event with five rules guiding how women can approach and pay for a partner. Tomorrow night features a dress code, guest tickets from the dean, and after dance entertainment, emphasizing women taking the lead in the evening.
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Sadie
Wills
Dean of Women's Office
Liberal Arts College Plans First Meeting Today
The liberal arts college faculty will convene their first meeting of the year at 4 p m in 317 McGilvrey hall.
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Liberal Arts College
The
McGilvrey Hall
Foot In The Door Boys Face Tough Prof. Resistance
Dr. Harry Wolfe a marketing professor trains 55 students in practical sales technique by recreating real world conditions. Demonstrations use a vacuum cleaner rug electric shaver and a range of consumer products to practice overcoming customer objections and closing sales.
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Harry Wolfe
Professors and Students Stage Roosevelt Willkie Button Debate
A university professor tests class sentiment by switching buttons between Roosevelt and Willkie, while students and secretaries simulate big business training. Coeds act as secretaries and attackers practice sales pitches to critique presentation techniques, taught by Dr. Wolfe to reveal sales missteps.
No Reserved Seats For FDR's Cleveland Talk
The Cleveland public auditorium will have no reserved seats for President Roosevelt's November 4 speech. Ermand Miller, chairman of the University Democratic club, announced yesterday that high demand led to eliminating all reserved seat sections.
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Cleveland Public Auditorium
Roosevelt
Ermand Miller
University Democratic Club
Miller
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