Venezuelan Student Proud Of Yank Slang
A Venezuelan student, Salvator Larrazabal, reflects on adapting to life in the United States after moving from Caracas a year ago. He embraces American slang, football, and local culture while noting Caracas’s suburban housing, six story city skyline, and bullfighting as a centerpiece of entertainment. he also mentions cinema and reading habits.
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Salvator Larrazabal
United States
Venezuela
Larrazabal
Caracas
Ohio
White House
Larry
Show Must Go On MC Sets Policy Committee Meeting
Athletic policy committee will meet in history department office at 4 p m Thursday. Dr A S Roberts committee head announced today.
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History Department
A. S. Roberts
First Frosh Frolic Tryouts Fail Yet Frolics Proceed
George Keith Frolics MC reports uneven turnout for final tryouts but enough acts exist to begin practice. He promises a revamped show with a professional guest and master of ceremonies, while Leonard Stefany and James Wright direct. Janet Grant and Wally Rice handle publicity.
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George Keith
Keith
Leonard Stefany
James Wright
Jack Post
Job Hunting Becomes Worse as Markets Shift
During the war firms prioritized production but now face scarce openings and must hunt for positions. Dr. Lester Munzenmayer of the university placement bureau notes employers favor patterns over technical skills and predicts growth in merchandising and teaching. The Quaker Oats Co. seeks a salesman, while the office averages 300 fills per year and still lacks trained applicants for many Kent positions.
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Lester Munzenmayer
Munzenmayer
Quaker Oats Co
Kent
Manchester and Stump Attend Otterbein Inauguration
Manchester head of the school of speech and Raymond Manchester dean of men will travel to Westerville Ohio on Saturday November 3 to participate in the inauguration of J Gordon Howard as president of Otterbein college Dean Manchester will represent Kent State and Stump will represent Marshall college Huntington West Virginia where he is an alumnus
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S. Turner Stump
School of
Speech
Raymond Manchester
Will Jour
ISA Rummage Sale Set for November 17
Independent Students Association sponsors a rummage sale at Gugholz's garage on Saturday morning November 17 with Grace Lemley in charge. Interested students should meet at the Brady at 10 a.m. on Saturday November 3. ISA president Claude Miller urges car owners to attend the meeting.
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Independent Students Association
Gugholz
Grace Lemley
Brady
Claude Miller
ISA
Sterling Announces AWVS Drive in Sororities
A.W.V.S. membership drive begins today and tomorrow with Enrolment chairman Arlene Sterling leading efforts. Tables will be in the Atrium and fees are $1 yearly or 40 cents per quarter. Edith Galloway Jean Sigrist Estelle Kane Marilyn Waltz Luzerne Richards and Marian Anderson head the drive. a Tuesday meeting will fold Christmas seals.
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A.W.V.S
Arlene Sterling
Edith Galloway
Jean Sigrist
Estelle Kane
Marilyn Waltz
Luzerne Richards
Marian Anderson
Miss Sterling
MEN'S UNION BOARD MEETING TODAY AT 4 PM
The Men's Union schedules a board meeting this afternoon at 4 o clock in Room 302 Merrill Hall. The gathering will discuss routine union affairs and upcoming events.
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Men’s Union
Merrill Hall
Journalism Majors Minors Meet For Committee Selections
Journalism majors and minors will meet today at 1 p m in the States office to form committees for projects. Plans include annual high school day for local high school students and a spring quarter photography short course featuring renowned photographers.
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University
Modern Language Discs For Use By Students
The foreign languages department offers a record player and phonetic records in French Spanish and German for student use when not needed for class. Interested students can obtain a department schedule to learn open hours.
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Foreign Languages
MU Quarterly Banquet Set For November 8
The Men’s Union banquet will be held Thursday November 8 at the Pythian Sisters hall above Standard Drug. Dinner starts at 6 30 p m with George Papp president announcing Raymond Manchester dean of men to speak and John Jack as toastmaster. Tickets go on sale tomorrow at 60 cents per plate with a 120 reservation limit.
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Men’s Union
Pythian Sisters Hall
Standard Drug
George Papp
Raymond Manchester
John Jack
Papp
Men's Union Executive Board
Byrne on a Cloud Grandson Born
Dr. Herman Byrne head of the political science department smiles as his first grandson is born at St. Thomas hospital Akron on Monday morning. The baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Robert Byrne carries on the Byrne name. Dr Byrne has two other grandchildren.
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Herman Byrne
St. Thomas Hospital
Akron
Robert Byrne
Byrne
Hope Byrne
Robert
Lil Abners Must Wear I'm Took Signs
Donald Moore chairman of Sadie Hawkins dance says girls must have their male escorts wear I'm took signs on Friday November 16. Men are expected to wear old clothes on that day.
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Donald Moore
Sadie Hawkins Dance
Barton Receives Silver Star for Heroic Rescues
Marine Cpl Charles Barton 22 former Kent State football halfback from Wadsworth was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action against the Japanese. He made four trips across a fire swept area to rescue four comrades as Maj Gen Dewitt Peck presented the medal and citation per a Marine Corps report.
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Cpl
Charles Barton
Kent State University
Wadsworth
Barton
Dewitt Peck
Marine Division
Dean Raymond Manchester
United States Marine Corps
Spangler to Visit Here for Vet Consultations
John Spangler senior training officer will visit the office of Dewey Barich coordinator of veterans affairs in the heating plant on Thursday Nov 1 from 1 30 to 2 30 p m. Veterans wishing to see Spangler should attend within those hours.
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John Spangler
Dewey Barich
Veterans Affairs
Spangler
Total Business Enrolment Surges in College of Business
Enrolment in the College of Business Administration rises 182 percent to 206 students. Freshmen number 135, over half of the lower two classes, while upperclass totals reach 65. Women outnumber men 130 to 76, with 62 in secretarial science and 34 in general business. Other fields include accounting 39 and personnel 26.
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College of Business Administration
The
Business Administration College
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