Students Choose President in Historic Council Vote
The article notes a shift in Student Government election practice as Councilman John Gressard runs via nomination and Curt Sarff seeks petition support from the Blue and Gold Party. If past trends hold, Sarff seems favored by the party vote, marking the first non Council nominated presidency.
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Hamilton
Jefferson
Student Government Association
Council
John Gressard
Curt Sarff
Blue and Gold Party
Sarff
Student Council
Joe Hart
Hope Byrne
Peg Curry
George Insche
Hank Johnston
Tom Davey
Gressard
Students urged to register for spring student elections
Students must register today and tomorrow at the Wills Gym entrance to be on the voting list a week from next Friday. The article notes improvements by the Student Council and elections committee including moved polls to the gym, private curtained booths, and a check off system to prevent ballot stuffing.
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Student Council
Wills Gym
Council
Elections Committee
Student activity funds and campus groups in flux
The Allocations Committee meets infrequently as several members miss meetings and may be replaced. Watch for veteran government sponsored groups converting to reserve units before summer. The Nation al Sea Bees Association appears notable. Chestnut Burr is at print. Editor Frank Carioti aims to be Senior Class President and urges seniors to pay dues and place announcement orders for the class project and luncheons.
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Student Council
National Sea Bees Association
Burr
Frank Carioti
Carioti
Where Your 5.75 Dollars Goes at the University
A breakdown shows 17 organizations share your $5.75 activity fee at Kent State University. The Burr paper and Varsity athletics take large chunks, with 3% for assembly and 4% for entertainment. Other groups like the a cappella choir, band, forensics, intramurals, theater, Radio Workshop, Men and Women’s Unions, Social Committee, and Student Council receive smaller allocations.
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Burr
Daily Stater
Assembly
Entertainment
Forum
Forensics
University Theater
WAKR
Akron
Women’s League
KSU
Anti-Red Crusader Pauses For Stater Interview
Larry Hightower the peripatetic anti-Communist crusader known as the Wheelbarrow Express traveled through Kent last week en route to Columbus. The 47 year old Ellensburg Washington native has logged 6542 miles with a dented wheelbarrow, lectured in over 200 schools, and claims signatures from six governors and appearances on nine TV shows.
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Sylvester Nemes
Larry Hightower
Kent
Ellensburg
Washington
Barberton
Columbus
Kremlin
Oklahoma
Mesa
Arizona
J. C
Boulder, Dam
Newsweek
Life
Ripley
The
Daily Stater
Ohio
Kent Stater Masthead and Licensing Note
The Kent Stater staff roles are listed including Managing Editor George Heaslip Edition Editor Dan Dana News Editor Phil Dempsey Society Editor Jeanne Wolfe Sports Editor Neil Heaslip and others. the piece notes publication details and an incomplete issue date with licensing and Kent, Ohio references.
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George Heaslip
Dan Dana
Phil Dempsey Society
Jeanne Wolfe
Neil Heaslip
John Forrest
Carol Hart
Leo Morley
Bob Fuehrer
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City of Cleveland
State of Washington
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Merrill Hall
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Kent, Ohio
Neil Crandall
Stan Sumergrad
Kenny Webb
Joe Miller
A Inc
Robert J. Casey
MGR
Angeline Scourcos
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