IFC Sets Open Rushing Rules at KS Fraternities
The interfraternity council outlines an open rushing plan led by publicity chair Jim Branigan. rushees split into three groups for 45 minute smokers at different houses, rotating over four nights to visit twelve fraternities, then six days of open rushing with a silence period and pledge pins assigned Thursday evening. Pledges require a two point average and may extend into the fall quarter.
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IFC
Jim Branigan
KSU
ISA Holds Talent Show Tomorrow at Kent Theatre
The Independent Student Association presents a Kent Theatre variety show tomorrow at 8 with nine KSU acts. Acts include a Chi Alpha quartet, soloists Marlene Hazlett and Emma Lee Knippenberg, magicians Don McCarthy and Bill Thomas, and a modern dance by Kathy Totter. The best act wins a trophy and a TV spot on April 21. tickets are at the Booster booth today and tomorrow until 3.
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Independent Student Association
Kent Theatre
KSU
Chi Alpha Fraternity
Marlene Hazlett
Don McCarthy
Mary Lou Anglemyer
George Pletcher
Bill Thomas
Kathy Totter
Emma Lee Knippenberg
Tom Ramona
Bob Dale
Gene Custer
Virginia Fenton
Sam Cheraso
Dick Johnson
Sybene Lemler
NTFC Reports $93.95 Net Profit for This Year
Dr. Maurice Baum head of the philosophy department and advisor to No Time For Classes released a financial report showing a net profit of 93.95. The bank balance stood at 290.46. He congratulated the NTFC production team for handling finances and providing accurate data. Directors of the NTFC play Who Cares were Ray Metzinger and Alex Fraser.
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Maurice Baum
NTFC
Ray Metzinger
Alex Fraser
Campus Day entries due from independents and Greeks
All Campus day chairmen must submit the name address and phone number of float and songfest chairs to Dean Hyatt's office. Entries for both independent and Greek entrants are due by Tuesday April 22.
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Dean Hyatt
Applications Open for Blue Key Membership
Blue Key national service honorary invites junior and senior men with a 2.8 GPA to apply through the dean of men this week. About 14 of 35 spots will be filled this quarter based on scholarship leadership and campus activity. The group co sponsors the Penny Carnival and supports annual charity drives.
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Blue Key
Bob Weber
Cardinal Key
Berzinec Named Blue and Gold Student Council President
Unofficial returns show Blue and Gold's Bill Berzinec elected to the student council presidency. The other officers elected include Nu K's Mary Ellen Cross as vice president Laura Jo Dalton as secretary and Bob Seaman as treasurer. Official results pending publication tomorrow in the Stater.
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Blue
Gold
Bill Berzinec
Nu K
Mary Ellen Cross
Laura Jo Dalton
Bob Seaman
Terrace Lodge Razing Plans At KSU
Terrace Lodge the barrack residence for about 250 KSU men is being razed within ten days and should finish in spring. A new women’s dormitory may follow. $1,000,000 dormitory funds were approved in 1949 50 and again 1951 52 but depend on state surplus and governor approval.
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Terrace Lodge
KSU
Paul E. Beck
University Comptroller
Ohio
Tickets On Sale For UT Production Of As You Like It
Tickets remain for Monday and Tuesday performances of the UT production As You Like It though most best seats for Saturday and Sunday are sold.
Folk and Square Dance Festival in northeastern Ohio
The HPE department sponsors a Folk and Square Dance Festival at KSU featuring two caller sessions at 9 a.m. a master lesson in folk dances, folk singing, and an American Squares lesson. Evening party at 8 with Ralph Piper and Don Rand. Sunset Rhythm Boys provide music. Fees apply.
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Ohio
KSU
HPE
Wills Gym
MPE
Pop Ball To Honor MP Friday
The campus awards two popular figures chosen by student vote for the annual Popularity Ball set for Friday April 18 from 9 to 12 at Wills gym. Proceeds fund a big name band for the Junior Senior prom May 29 at Myers Lake.
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Wills Gym
Myers Lake
al Day
Atrium
Merrill Hall
Yvonne Garick
Elaine Horn
Bill Sitler
al Korman
Final Week Advice Sought by Seniors in Class Poll
Senior Class President Michael Tangi says three question questionnaires were mailed to seniors to gauge support for June graduates. Responses will be shared at tomorrow's meeting in 317 McG 4 PM. Dues collection for the class memorial resumes next week with cards sold at fraternities sororities dorms and near Booster booth.
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Michael Tangi
Tangi
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