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from Daytonian 1939
by eCommons
Program Directo R S
Organized to further interest in the university, the Radio Planning Board worked out a system whereby every student would be able to cooperate as a representative of his department. The board carefully organized departments to insure the greatest utilization of talent, and give the listening audience the finest type of entertainment possible. Script_ writers, speakers, those active in dramatics, musicians-all cooperated in presenting a series of 15 weekly radio programs over station WHIO.
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Discussion Group
The International Relations club is an upper-class organization designed to create an interest in present day world affairs. With a membership drawn principally from the Arts department, the club meets weekly for open discussions on events and personalities of international importance and student interes t. Books and other materials used in the meetings and discussions were obtained from the Carnegie Endowment fund.
Officers for the year were Joseph White , president, and Grace E. Aylstock, secretary.
