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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1940

Page

4

Fresh Women Begin Sorority Teas at Kent State

Freshmen will tour seven sorority houses in a Sunday tea round robin at Kent State University. Over 300 women are expected to attend, divided into seven groups led by Pi Kappa Sigma president Jean Evans and six other sorority presidents. Rushing lasts nine weeks and is then an individual matter.

Kent State University Pi Kappa Sigma Jean Evans Miss Evans

Journalists Honorary Lambda Phi Discusses Freshman Talks

Journalism professors will be introduced to freshmen and a journalism house planned with George Fleischer as house manager. A monthly lecture series by prominent midwest journalists will begin soon.

Lambda Phi George Fleischer Midwest

Times For Music Tryouts At School Of Music

The school of music announces open places in the choir band and the women's glee club. Choir tryouts are in Bruce Handley studio music hall Monday 10 am to 12 noon and 2 to 5 pm. Band tryouts today 8 30 am to 12 30 pm and 1 to 6 pm in room 307 Merrill. Women’s glee club tryouts Monday and Wednesday at 4 pm in room 312.

School of Music Bruce Handley Music Hall Merrill

Bluffton Flashes to debut Baby-Blue jerseys in speedy game

Bluffton prepares for a fast game as the Flashes unveil new Baby-Blue jerseys and aim to improve speed. The team aims to bend the edge with quicker play and tighter defense in front of the home crowd.

Flashes

Mileski Returns Boosts Kent Aerial Attack Ahead Of Practice

With Mileski back in shape after appendix trouble Kent's aerial attack should be solid. Practice paused this week due to the training school game this afternoon. After yesterday's injury Coach Starn cut contact drills and sent players off early to avoid more bad luck. Professor Don J. Kays of Ohio State has worn the same bowling shoes for 27 years.

Mileski Kent Starn Don J. Kays Ohio State University

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