Herman Herd Concert Tonight Featuring Woody Herman Band
Woody Herman and his greatest band ever perform modern American music tonight at 8 in the MPE building. The Herman Herd includes Chubby Jackson Dolly Houston Archie Green and Sonny Igoe and proceeds go to a local charity chosen by the Social committee. Tickets are $1 and on sale today and at the door.
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Woody Herman
MPE
Herman Herd
Chubby Jackson
Dolly Houston
Archie Green
Sonny Igoe
Herman
Bob Weber
Harry Moldovan
Ben Steele
Spring Elections Petitions Open and Plan for Candidate Assembly
Spring elections petitions are available at the information office in the Atrium. An assembly on April 12 at 10 a.m. in the auditorium will explain voting, ballot marking, and introduce candidates. Petitions must be turned in by April 4 in 204 Union with required signatures for each office and class.
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Jan McGarr
Elections Committee
Stan Baber
Yvonne Garrick
John Berea
Bob Patterson
Kent
Old Chestnut Burr editions go on sale midweek
Past Chestnut Burr issues from 1946 to 1951 will be offered at 1 dollar per copy this Wednesday and Thursday at the Booster booth table. The sale clears warehouse space for the 1952 Burr due May 15.
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Burr
Council Opens Posts on Committees and Ballot
Jan McGarr announced openings on the traffic court and five positions on the Elections committee for the quarter. Applications may be submitted or applicants may appear at the Council meeting tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Union for interviews.
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Jan McGarr
Pres
Harry Moldovan
Council
Elections Committee
Bill Berzinec
Marilyn Beifus
Betty Cressman
Bill Charles
Kay Griffen
Jim Cuppy
Bette Cossetti
Avis Pinney
Bowman Seeks More Dorms Amid Housing Shortage
President George A. Bowman reports about 500 women miss entry each fall due to dormitory shortages. He urges new housing funded by the Hinkel bill offering loans to state universities. No funds released yet. Trustees approve the Mid-American Athletic Association code and note Prof. Chester Satterfield will stay as associate dean until April 15 then resume English head duties. Next trustees meeting set for May 8.
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George A. Bowman
Board of Trustees
Hinkel
Central State College
Chester Satterfield
Liberal Arts College
Noted Author and Historian Speaks On Freedom
Arthur Schlesinger Jr a renowned author and historian will speak this evening at 8 15 in the Auditorium on The Future of Human Freedom The New York Times cites him as a leading young social thinker A native of Columbus he graduated Harvard with honors in 1938 after time at Cambridge He is a Pulitzer Prize winner and author of The Vital Center The Age of Jackson Orestes A Bronson A Pilgrim s Progress The Age of Roosevelt is in progress The Forum committee presents the talk free to the public.
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Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
New York Times
Columbus
Schlesinger
Harvard
Cambridge
England
Interuniversity
Vital Center
Jackson
Orestes A. Bronson
Roosevelt
Forum
Junior Class to Meet in Union Today
The junior class meets at 4 p.m. in 203 Union to appoint committees for the Popularity Ball on April 18 and the Junior-Senior Prom on May 29. Juniors should attend and bring dues and ticket stubs.
Library Presents Keys of the Kingdom Screening
The Audio-Visual Center and the Library host a weekly film classic this evening at 66 and 8 15 in 104 Arts building. Keys of the Kingdom stars Gregory Peck Thomas Mitchell and Roddy McDowall in A J Cornin’s story of a Scottish priest in China.
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Audio-Visual Center
A. J. Cornin
China
Gregory Peck
Thomas Mitchell
Roddy McDowall
Civil Service Interviews On Campus Tomorrow
Representatives of the Federal Civil Service department will interview prospective applicants for civil service positions. A group interview begins at 10 am and is open to graduates and seniors of the Business Administration and Liberal Arts colleges. Students should arrange at the placement bureau today.
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Federal Civil Service Department
Business Administration
Liberal Arts
Boosters Gather for First Spring Quarter Meeting
Booster club representatives are asked to attend the first meeting of the spring quarter tomorrow at 4 p.m. in 203 Union.
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Booster Club
203 Union
Kent Stater Imbacks New Staff Leaders Under Editor Fred Blankenship
The Kent Stater names a revamped newsroom with Fred Blankenship as editor in chief and Marge Choate as managing editor. New editors, copy editors, feature editors, sports editor Chuck Miller and assistants, society editors, reporters, and managers are listed with roles and assignments.
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Bill Caddey
Don Carter
Jim Witzberger
Pat Boehmer
Julia Yeagley
New Society
Marilyn Beifuss
Lucille Carson
Carolyn White
Dorothy Vuykov
Charlotte Frolo
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KSU
Bowman
Mid-American Athletic Association
Union
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Kent Stater
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Allan Smith
Arnie Miller
Dick Winn
Carolyn Whyte
Dick Dugan
Lee Featheringham
Dick Duff
Jim Branigan
Bud Mays
Jim Young
Cal Ratcliff
Bud Murray
Jerry Dougher
Steve Turchik
Dick Granger
Tom Duke
Ed Cliney
Bob McMahen
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