Editorial: Trained Allocators Needed for 31000 Budget
The allocations committee faces two tasks allocating 31000 among student activities and surviving scrutiny. The editorial urges selecting committee members from business trained students to handle large funds, arguing money handling expertise matters more than department. Benchmarks for proper selection include business administration students over art music or drama majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Business Administration
Terryin with Jackie Duke and Terry Atkinson
A playful campus diary recounts social pairings and weddings among Akron students and alums. News items include pinning pairs, engagements, postponements, and a whimsical pome about dating and events at the Phi house and commons club.
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Jackie Duke
Terry Atkinson
Wally Rice
Beverly Miller
Akron
Mary Killian
Chuck Ament
Barb Berg
Hugh Davis
Phi
Dale Thrush
John Little
Bobby Carr
Bill D’alexander
Bob Katz
Canton
Bobby Lee
Bill Criswell
Doris Branco
Bernie Rickleman
Renie Brodbeck
al Newman
Commons Club
Monroe's Collegiates Pick Him as Top Band in Poll
Akron born bandleader Monroe, dubbed the voice with muscles, tops Billboard college polls. The 6 foot 2 inch leader, noted for his vocalizing swing band, headlines a May 15 concert in Wills gym for Theta Kappa Phi benefiting the Student Loan fund. He is expected to appear in a Republic film featuring Mule Train.
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Monroe
Akron
Ohio
Jeanette, Pa
Milwaukee
Wis
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Austin Wylie
Cleveland
Jack Marshard
Vaughn
Marshard
Rudy Vallee
Marchard
Lombardo
Wills Gym
Theta Kappa Phi
Republic
Mule Train
Imaginary Fortune From Mock Stock Market
A college student recounts a playful foray into financial pages mocking stock quotes. He imagines vast fortunes from Am Zinc and other fictitious entries while joking about market fantasies, losses on bubble gum bets, and the glare of fake wealth.
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Omer
WKSU TODAY PROGRAM SUMMARY
Monday schedule lists News segments at 3:00 and 4:00 PM with 8:05 AM feature Take It Easy Time and 3:30 PM Sports Roundup. Religious News at 3:45 PM. Afternoon shows include 4:15 Radio Workshop and 4:30 Musical Chats. Campus Calendar appears at 4:15.
Kent Stater publication details and address
The Kent Stater is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular school year and each Tuesday and Friday during summer sessions. It notes suspension during vacations and lists a subscription price of 2 dollars per year. Entered as second class matter October 11 1927 at the Kent Ohio Post Office. Printed by Commercial Press Inc 1158 Depeyster St Kent Ohio.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
Depeyster St
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