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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1950

Page

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Ballot counting method announced by council at meeting

The Student council ruled not to delay election results for the Popularity ball, setting 48 hours protest time. Partial counts for council, Men's and Women's league ballots will be reviewed before next Tuesday, with one through eight preference suggested. Ray McKinley Orchestra to play Campus Day dance at Wills gym May 27.

Council Men’s Union Women’s League Elections Committee Ray McKinley Wills Gym

Men's Union Plans May 1 Fund Drive for Campus Chimes

The Men's Union launches a May 1 drive to fund 32 chimes 18 American 14 foreign made with amplifier and player to adorn the administration building. About 18000 is needed and students alumni and townspeople will be contacted. Committee members Bill Riley Harry Muldowan and Jerry McFadden plan a university dance and other events to generate support. Chimes will resonate across campus and Kent with bells rung for daily and special occasions.

Men's Union Harry Muldowan Jerry McFadden Kent McFadden KSU

Seniors Plan Class Dance For June Ninth In Union Hall

Final plans for the senior class dance are tentatively set for the evening of June 9 in the Union ballroom. The senior class meeting at 4 p.m. in 2040 will discuss the dance plus a memorial gift, graduation announcements, a class luncheon, a picnic, and the dues drive. Committee and treasurer reports will be presented for approval per Marty Pfinsgraff, senior class president.

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Living Art Needed says Dr. Chavre at UN talk

United Nations delegate from India Dr. Nilkanth Chavre urged Americans to relearn the art of living. He cited race issues in the South, warned against overvaluing privileges, and urged leadership to use love and understanding to solve world problems.

Nilkanth Chavre United Nations India Russia Dr. Chavre United States Chavre

Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Clinic Sets Attendance

About 1000 journalism students from 24 high schools attend the Tenth NOSP clinic sponsored by the School of Journalism. State Treasurer Don H. Ebright is featured in a mass interview. Students cover the event by writing the interview story before a deadline. Awards honor outstanding high school newspapers, coverage of the mass interview, the dramatized news event, and on the spot photography.

Northeastern Ohio School of Journalism Don H. Ebright William Taylor NOSP

Official withdrawal required for dropped courses

Registrar Dr. Charles E. Atkinson announced that students who registered for courses dropped from the curriculum this quarter must officially withdraw in the registrar's office. Any student who changes a schedule or drops a course without an official change of program will automatically receive an F in that course.

Charles E. Atkinson Dr. Atkinson

Novotny Demonstration Showcases University Portraits

Prof. Elmer Novotny head of the school of art presents a portrait demonstration at 8 tonight in 317 McG along with the Arts festival. Four portraits by Novotny are on display including former presidents Engleman McGilvrey and Leebrick and donor Kent with siting in Engleman Hall McGilvrey Library and Bowman's office.

Elmer Novotny School of Art

Pop Ball Announces Most Popular Winners

Winners of the Most Popular man and woman elections will be announced at the Popularity ball in Wills gym Friday April 21 from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. The event, co sponsored by the sophomores and juniors, features Andy Imperial and his orchestra and admissions 75 cents with free entry for paid juniors and sophomores.

Wills Gym Marilyn Jones Gretchen Rader Bob Hampton Jim McGarry John Little Warren Meister Stanley C. Miller Paul C. Kitchin, Jr Henry Ford Andy Imperial

Set Dates For Required Tests

Dates April 29 and May 6 set for comprehensive examinations required for all graduate students who completed course work. Four hour tests resume for graduates in June and September. Students who have not arranged to take exams should contact the graduate office for applications. Each exam covers every course and includes a question from each professor on course material.

Ally Graduate Office

Street Dance by BG Held Tonight at University Drive

An all university street dance runs tonight from 8 to 10 on University drive across from the library. Music by Bob Gregory and his band. Carl Viviani leads arrangements for the Blue and Gold party campaign event for tomorrow's general election. Free admission for all students.

University Drive Bob Gregory Carl Viviani Blue and Gold

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