Gamma Phi DuI Takes Trophies at Penny Carnival
In the university's largest Penny Carnival at Wills gym on Friday, Moulton hall won the independent trophy with 38.80 from Ready-Aim-Squirts, Gamma Phi Beta led sororities with 59.90 from Hawaiin Island, and Delta Upsilon earned the fraternity trophy with 51.15 from Platter splatter. Awards followed the final count, with proceeds funding a new scholarship. Cardinal Key and Blue Key co-sponsored.
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Moulton Hall
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Engleman Hall
Gamma Phi Beta
Alpha Xi Delta
Delta Upsilon
Phi Gamma Theta Fraternity
Cardinal Key
Blue Key
Elections Regulation S Changed for Student Voting
The elections committee revised voting rules for the general election on April 20. Students must present an activity card and a census card to vote for student government and men's union officers. Registration desk hours are April 17 to 19, with no on election day voting.
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Elections Committee
Student Council
Men’s Union
Chuck Fletcher
Merrill Hall
First Annual Departments Complete Plans For Festival
The Kent Hall art gallery hosts an April 10 to May 6 student art exhibition. Events include water color by George G. Weisz Jr and a gallery talk by Harold C. Kitner. Recitals April 12 and 18, a gymnastic showing April 13, choir April 14, faculty tea April 16, portrait demo April 19 by Elmer L. Novotny, theater production School for Husbands April 19–21, Women’s Athletic Association dance club April 25, a joint architecture art and speech exhibit, clay modeling April 26 by Paul J. Baus, and painting demonstration by Carl Gaertner of the Cleveland Art Institute.
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Kent Hall
George G. Weisz, Jr
Harold C. Kitner
School of Art
Elmer L. Novotny
Women's Athletic Association
Paul J. Baus
Carl Gaertner
Cleveland Art Institute
University Festival Schedule Highlights April to May
The schedule lists events from April 30 to May 12 including an orchestra concert, graphic lectures, architecture symposium, water ballets, band concert, collaborative exhibit, University school concert, music recital, fashion show, and an assembly by Dr. Harlan Hatcher. The festival closes with a university chorus concert.
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Harlan Hatcher
University Chorus
Graduation applications due for business seniors
Seniors in the business administration college must file graduation applications at the registrar's office as soon as possible to complete requirements for the summer session.
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Business Administration College
Reading clinic hours announced for spring quarter
The spring quarter series offers four lessons in basic study habits with daily practice. Clinic hours are 9 to 10 a.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and 9 a.m. to noon and 2 to 5 p.m. on Thursday. Dr. W. Leslie Garnett notes a month of participation builds basic study reading techniques.
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W. Leslie Garnett
Garnett
Veterans Eligibility Check Urged for G I Bill
Veterans with questions about remaining G I Bill eligibility should contact Benjamin G. McGinnis coordinator of veterans affairs at the V A office. He urges those whose time expires this or next quarter to check and arrange possible additional time if due.
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G. I
Benjamin G. McGinnis
Vetera
V.A
McGinnis
Science class instructors named after Dr Earl W Crecraft
According to Dr H D Byrne head of the department four political science classes formerly taught by the late Dr Earl W Crecraft will be continued by department members Instructor Paul C Kitchin and Instructor Eugene Pyle. All classes will proceed at their regular scheduled hours.
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Earl W. Crecraft
H. D. Byrne
Paul C. Kitchin
Eugene Pyle
Varsity King to Reign at Booster Ball
The Booster club hosts the annual Varsity Ball in Wills gym on Friday April 14 with a Varsity Sport rep crowned. Tickets go on sale April 10 at the Booster booth for 50 cents. Teddie Jueneman and his orchestra perform 9 to 12 with university women getting 12:30 permits.
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Wills Gym
Bill Detwiler
Booster Club
Teddie Jueneman
Terry Atkinson
Leroy Erickson
Don Dornback
Peg MacMillan
Serigraphs Displayed In Gallery At Kent Hall
Serigraphs from the Butler Art Institute collection will be shown in the Kent hall art gallery through April 6. The display highlights the silk screen process with multiple colors produced by separate stencils on silk. Notable artists include Yasuo Kuniyoshi, William Gropper and John Lonergan.
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Butler Art Institute
Kent Hall
Yasuo Kuniyoshi
William Gropper
John Lonergan
ROTC Prepares For Third Annual Inspection
Preparations begin for the third annual ROTC inspection with three officers from Fort George G. Meade scheduled to review individual classes and the entire corps in a formal football field review on May 18. The public may attend and ROTC members will be excused from classes for the day.
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Fort George G. Meade
Maryland
ISC Meets Today Regular Student Council Meeting
The Student Council will hold a regular meeting today at 4 p.m. in room 206 SU. Members are to discuss ongoing campus events and upcoming student activities.
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Moulton
DUI
Kay
Students Council
Booster Ball
ROTC
ISC
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