Faculty To Air First Program From KSRW
Kent State University station KSRW begins broadcasting tomorrow at 7 30 p m with a faculty panel on How Important Is the Russian Campaign chaired by Dr Constantine J Alexopoulos Dr A Sellen Roberts and Dr William Wannemacher Open house will let students and Homecomers tour Kent Hall studios Studio A will host a limited audience The next session features Dr Donald Anthony Dr C Corey and Dr Henry Cater on Can Prices Be Controlled The first all student broadcast airs from the workshop over WADC Akron next Tuesday at 430 p m
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KSRW
Kent State Radio Workshop
Constantine J. Alexopoulos
A. Sellen Roberts
William Wannemacher
Kent Hall
Howard C. Hansen
Hansen
Donald Anthony
C. §. Corey
Henry Cater
Leebrick to Represent KSU at Lake Erie College Inauguration
Dr. K. C. Leebrick president of Kent State will represent Kent State University at the inauguration of Dr. Helen Dalton Bragdon as Lake Erie College fourth president in Painesville tomorrow morning. Leebrick, Bragdon’s close friend for 13 years, knew her from her time as dean of women at the University of Rochester and as a member of the New York State Dean's association.
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K. C. Leebrick
Kent State
Helen Dalton Bragdon
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Bragdon
Leebrick
University of Rochester
New York State
Don't Knock Yourself Out on Campus Baton Twist
Kenneth LeBar, a baton twirler, was knocked unconscious after tossing a baton in the air and landing on the back of his head. He lay unconscious for about twenty minutes before fellow students found him. he is now recovering rapidly in the infirmary.
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Kenneth LeBar
LeBar
Tryouts Set For New Play The World We Live In
University theatre announces tryouts for The World We Live In in the auditorium Monday and Tuesday at 4 and 7 p.m. Director G Harry Wright notes a cast around forty. The production runs December 4-5 and features many insect characters.
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University Theatre
G. Harry Wright
All Hallows Eve Fears in Modern Warfare Era
In modern times the old superstition of Hallowe'en is viewed against the backdrop of scientific warfare and mass destruction, suggesting fears extend beyond traditional hauntings to broader dangers of tech driven conflict.
Alumni Magazine Hits Campus This Week End
The Kent Alumnus, a monthly publication for alumni, will be available on campus this weekend. Betty Champney, editor, said copies will be delivered to all Greek houses and campus banquets tomorrow.
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Kent
Betty Champney
Jamming An Art Cat Says A Means Of Expression
University student Ed Siennicki argues jam sessions are spontaneous acts of expression not led gatherings. He describes musicians meeting in a hash house around 4 30 in the morning and forming impromptu ensembles without planning.
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Cat
Ed Siennicki
Homecoming Festivities Set Amid Dance and Gridiron Tilt
Alumni flood Kent for Homecoming events led by the Friday dance in Wills gymnasium with Betty Keller crowned queen and Bob Pettay and his orchestra providing music from 9 to 12. The 13th Bowling Green at Kent State gridiron game kicks off tomorrow afternoon. Dr. K C Leebrick will address the alumni and fraternities and sororities plan banquets and decor trophies. Student tickets required for the dance. sales at dean of women's office.
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Wills Gymnasium
Betty Keller
Bob Pettay
Bowling Green
Kent State
Miss Keller
K. C. Leebrick
W. L. Wannemacher
Dean of Women’s Office
Postpone Rally Until Saturday at University Soon
The pep rally moved from Friday night to Saturday in front of the administration building. Ralph Braden, head cheerleader, announced the change. Beginning at 12 30, songs and cheers will be led by the yell men with the University marching band. A snake dance will wind around Merrill hall through the woods and around the new Varsity athletic field.
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Ralph Braden
Yell
University
Merrill Hall
Campaign erupts as KSU students elect homecoming queen
Betty Keller, Independent, defeats Mary Jane O'Brien 689 to 457 in a high turnout election. Keller celebrated on campus while Greeks gain multiple posts led by Hal Martin and Bill Guisewite. Freshman and senior races see several close margins and recounts ordered for the senior vice president contest.
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KSU
Betty Keller
Mary Jane O’brien
Brady
Hal Martin
Joe Blair
Bill Guisewite
Johnny Lemak
Pete Pavkour
Bob Byrne
Don Shanower
Alice O’lickey
Marge Jacot
John Pentz
Eddie Boyle
Clara Biasella
Betty Bowles
Alita Boecker
Evelyn Rawles
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Martha Forsberg
Rccount
Patty Metcalf
Little Patty Metcalf
Kent State University
Roy Metcalf
Keg Parker
Patty
Peg Carper
Petite Patty
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G. D. Starn
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