Vogt Urges Realism on Earth Resources at Yearend Forum
William Vogt spoke on conservation and survival last night, criticizing Americans for assuming steady food supplies and wasting natural resources. He noted his work with the Pan American Union, author of Road to Survival, and his travels promoting conservation.
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Saturday Evening Post
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E. Turner Stump
Veterans Cancel 15 Day Leave Deadline Set
Veterans who do not want the 15 day leave at quarter end must visit the coordinator of veterans affairs to cancel it. Proper forms must be filed by May 1. Cancelling the leave allows the time to count toward additional eligibility.
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Bejamin McGinnis
Veterans’ Affairs
Varsity Ball Honors Top Athletes At University Dance
Athletes will be feted tonight at the annual Varsity Ball in Wills gym from 9 p.m. to 12. The Varsity King will be elected by attendees and a trophy awarded at intermission. Candidates include James Coll Dale Haverstock Bob Pease and Loreto George with other athletes highlighted from several teams. Chaperones and organizers provide details for attendees and contest rules.
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Dale Haverstock
Bob Pease
Loreto George
Paul Thompson
Hank Newell
Richard Mowery
Mike Slepecky
The
University Booster Club
Terry Atkinson
Shirley Marks
Bob McClelland
Peg McMillan
Leroy Erikson
Holly Gier
Sandy Jo Kohls
Russ Smith
Frederick Davidson
Joseph Begala
Karl Chesnutt
Richard Paskett
Henry Ford
Eddie Jueneman
Dope on Students On Sale Directory Offered
The 1950 Student Directory is for sale from yesterday through Friday April 21 at the Booster booth the union or Blue Key members. It lists student names data and addresses plus phone numbers of campus organizations. Price is 75 cents and the book stays valid until winter quarter 1951 when a new edition arrives.
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Student Rate For Conference
A special luncheon rate of 1.50 is offered to university students for the second annual Industrial Relations conference held here tomorrow. At 10 a.m. Dr. Warren S. Thompson, head of the Scripps Foundation for Population Problems, discusses aging. Dr. Dale Yoder speaks on old age security and Dr. Edison L. Bowers analyzes negotiating industrial pensions in an afternoon panel with Harry Becker of UAW CIO and William G. Caples of Inland Steel.
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Thompson
Scripps Foundation For Research
Miami University
Dale Yoder
Edison L. Bowers
Department of Economics
Ohio State University
Harry Becker
Detroit
Uaw-Cio Social Security Department
William G. Caples
Inland Steel Corporation
Debaters Tangle on Nationalization at Akron Meet
Tom Mc Manus and Charles Goetsinger of KSU take on Akron University’s team Sunday April 16 at 3 in the Akron student union. Event sponsored by the Akron University YWCA.
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Tom McManus
Charles Goetsinger
Akron University
Akron
Akron University Ywca
University to Host State Teacher Education Workshop
Kent State will host a five state university workshop to improve teacher education in Ohio. Participants include Kent State Ohio State Ohio U Bowling Green and Miami along with state and national organizations AFL and CSO. The aim is to review the 1940 workshop and prepare new proposals across five focus areas. Dr Roy Wenger of Kent State chairs the planning committee with members from Ohio State Bowling Green Ohio U and Miami.
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Ohio
Ohio State
Ohio U
Bowling Green
Miami
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Roy Earl Anderson
John Gee
George Hill
John Whitsel
Wenger
Most Popular Ball Announces Winners and Dance Plans
The Most Popular election results will be announced at the Popularity Ball on April 21 with trophies for winners. Andy Imperial's orchestra will lead a 10 PM to 1 AM dance. Candidates include Marilyn Jones Gretchen Rader for Most Popular Woman and Jim McGarry Bob Hampton for Most Popular Man. Tickets go on sale starting Monday.
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Andy Imperial
Marilyn Jones
Gretchen Rader
Jim McGarry
Bob Hampton
Science Day Held Here Northeast Ohio Students Gather at Capital University
Science Day will be held all day tomorrow with about 25 northeastern Ohio schools expected to participate. The Ohio Junior Academy of Science sponsors the event, and high school students with superior ratings advance to a state meet. Projects are judged by scope and exhibited under teacher supervision. Dr. Leslie J. Todd will demonstrate chemical magic in the program.
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Allan Dickie
Ohio Junior Academy of Science
Capital University
Leslie J. Todd
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