Seven organizations receive funds at final Allocations meeting
The Allocations committee finalized the quarter by approving budgets for seven groups including Band Chestnut Burr Intramural athletics Kent Stater Radio Workshop and University theater. Chestnut Burr received 426 of 606 surplus while Women's League cut 176 and Radio Workshop trimmed 25 items.
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Nu Kk Blue Gold contest under way with preferential ballots
Chuck Fletcher warns ballots must be fully marked with numbers 1 to the last listed candidate. Elections officials urge early voting as polls run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Kent hall Merrill hall and main gym entrances for Liberal Arts Business Education students. Blue and Gold and Nu K slate compete for Student council and Men's union with ISA sponsoring no candidates.
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Nu-K
ISA Party
Gretchen Rader
Jim McGarry
Bob Hampton
Marilyn Jones
Bill D’alexander
Virginia Vaughn
Marilyn Hayes
Sandy Weiss
Nu K
Marty Buckles
Carl Nagle
Don Friedman
Harry Moldovan
Tom Snyder
Rae J. Becker
Carole Petii
John Collins
Shirley Drake
Joan O’hara
Ed Merkling
Ray Bragiel
Paul Nye
Carl Viviani
Pete Demos
Joan Clark
Avis Pinney
Betsey Wooddell
Henry Eagens
Dorothy Rahe
Percy Grenfell
Bill Dramer
Gene Lausin
Pat Whitmer
Jan McGarr
Ione Abt
Ron Rice
John Farrell
Bill Fesler
Gene Barwiek
George Reeder
Ralph Gunner
Jim Andrews
Tony Carmello
Lowell Smith
Bob Brigeman
Bill Block
Fred Gaskind
Gerald Haynam
Lawrence Horden
Bill Riley
Larry McClain
Joe Marosek
Sheldon Pressler
Glenn Frazee
Jim Cuppy
Parking ban begins April 24 near Wills gym courts
Starting Monday April 24 no parking on the tennis courts behind Wills gym as the traffic department enforces a ban to keep the area for varsity tennis. The Terrace Drive lot area formerly open to students becomes faculty parking on that date.
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School For Husbands Premiere At University Tonight
The satire on marriage by Moliere, set in 16th century France, premieres tonight at 8:15 in the university auditorium. A musical and serious comedy adapted for the era, it is presented by the New York Theater guild with Merrill hall tickets available at the entrance.
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France
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Choose Officers To Inspect ROTC
The inspecting officers for the spring ROTC inspection on May 18 have been announced. Col. Henry W. Robinson, G-3, Eastern Pennsylvania District, Lieut. Col. Philip W. Burges, Maj. Michael Boymer, and Capt. Samuel S. Wray Jr. will lead the inspection. the last three are with the Third Armored Division at Fort Knox Kentucky.
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Michael Boymer
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Third Armored Division
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Honorary Names New Appointees
Three new appointments were made at a Blue Key meeting Tuesday night. Chuck Fletcher becomes head of the Athletic committee, Fred Scadding chairs the Banquet committee, and Guy Shelley leads the Constitution committee, announced by Blue Key president Bill Kalaher. The sale of student directories by Blue Key members runs through Friday April 21.
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Fred Scadding
Guy Shelley
Constitution
Bill Kalaher
AAF Officers Here 3 Days
An Air Force officer team will visit today tomorrow and Monday to interview college students for officer careers. Benjamin M. Terry coordinates advance arrangements as the nationwide program aims to build a largely college graduate officer corps. Interviews will be held in 2010.
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