Heaslip Named Summer Editor for Kent Stater
George C. Heaslip, Merrick N Y senior in liberal arts, appointed summer editor of the Kent Stater. He has served as Daily Stater editor and is active in university publications. He is married to Marjorie Stepfield with a five month old child Bethann.
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George C. Heaslip
Merrick
N. Y
Kent Stater
William Taylor
Chi Pi
Men’s Journalism
Kent
American Newspaper Guild
Heaslip
Daily Stater
University
Babylon
Marjorie Stepfield
Bethann
Nicholson to Speak on Kent State Library History
John B. Nicholson KSU librarian will read a paper on the History of the Kent State university Library to members of the Kent Research Group at 8 p.m. The talk covers a statistical history from 1913 to 1947 and contrasts university and public libraries plus needs of undergrads graduates and faculty.
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Nicholson
Kent State University Library
John B. Nicholson
KSU
Kent Research Group
Kent State Library
K Day Plans Highlight Intersquad Game And Baseball Match
An intersquad football game under new stadium lights and a KSU Youngstown college baseball game will headline the first K Day on Saturday May 8. The event honors former KSU lettermen with films, a luncheon, and a stadium drive fundraiser.
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Ksu-Youngstown
KSU
Two Faculty Fathers Die Within a Week
Two fathers of faculty members died last week. Harry D. Pittenger, father of secretary Alice Makinson, died Tuesday in Akron and was honored in Tiffin, Ohio. Joseph Luck, father of accounting instructor Donald Luck, died at Cleveland Clinic and was buried Sunday.
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Harry D. Pittenger
Alice Makinson
Akron
Tiffin
Ohio
Joseph Luck
Donald Luck
Cleveland Clinic
Weekend Clinics At Northeastern Ohio Draw Thousands To Campus
Nearly 5000 students from Northeastern Ohio attend two day Band and Press Clinics on campus. Four thousand musicians audition at the music event while about 800 high school journalists join the Scholastic Press clinic. Governor Thomas J. Herbert attends, interviewed by journalists at a luncheon where a trophy is awarded.
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Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Akron Beacon Journal
Canton Repository
Roy D. Metcalf
W. Dan Dana
NEAT FEAT Council Shifts Poll to SC Office
Polling place for Student Council and Men's Union elections moved from Wills gym entrance to the Council office 213K to avoid hallway congestion. A pre election rally in the auditorium tomorrow 1 to 3 introduces candidates to the student body.
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Wills Gym
KSU Forensic Team to Debate at Indiana Conference
Kansas State University’s forensic team heads to Bloomington Indiana for the 8th Tau Kappa Alpha national discussion conference. Delegates run a House style agenda with committee rounds and a full group session to resolve the measure. Representing KSU are Norman Bertellotti Herbert Kaley Roger Howard and George Taimuty. Bertellotti and Kaley debate the resolution that all cabinet members of military interests should be removed.
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KSU
University of Indiana At
Bloomington
Ind
Tau Kappa Alpha
House of Representatives
Washington
University
Norman Bertellotti
Herbert Kaley
Roger Howard
George Taimuty
Bertellotti
Kaley
Radio Workshop presents Handcuffs to Hades by Clem Scerback
A federal agent will pursue a pair of bank robbers next Saturday at 10 45 a.m. in a suspense drama directed by Julie Ross and with Steve Gordon maneuvering the engineer panel for the WAKR broadcast.
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Radio Workshop
Clem Scerback
WAKR
Julie Ross
Steve Gordon
Pork Barrel Awards Set For Top 4 Tonight
Four trophies will be awarded at tonight’s Pork Barrel program starting at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. No admission. first come, first served. Awards go to the winning fraternity sorority dormitory and independent group with formal presentation after the show. Zeta Tau Alpha Akron U sorority will present a skit Glow Worm. Theta Chi Akron U may participate. no late word yet.
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Mary Jane Averill
Bob Duncan
Virginia Black
Men’s Union
Women's League
Theta Chi Fraternity
Akron University
Zeta Tau Alpha
Akron U. Sorority
Candidates Speak Today at Student Council Rally
John Gressard and Curt Sarff lead a rally in the auditorium from 1 to 3 as candidates for Student Council president. All Council and Men's Union contenders will be introduced and speak on their qualifications, with Bob Duncan introducing them as elections committee chair.
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Curt Sarff
Andrew Slezak
Akron
KSU
John Gressard
Bob Duncan
Clean Sweep at Mount Union Stages KSU Sports Triumph
Mount Union hosted a KSU meet where the netmen edged 4-3 in tennis and the golf team dominated 19-5 to give KSU a clean sweep yesterday.
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Mount Union
KSU
KSU Launches World Student Service Fund Drive
KSU begins its WSSF fund drive with a 7 p.m. meeting in 213K to discuss aid for foreign students. France China and Bulgaria delegates will share student life needs as "Seeds of Destiny" is shown. WSSF aims two million dollars with local leaders John Gressard Jack Wendelkin June Hirka Cal Logan and Bill Hugo guiding the campaign.
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KSU
WSSF
France
China
Bulgaria
Jack Wendelkin
John Gressard
June Hirka
Cal Logan
Bill Hugo
Physics courses added to summer terms list
G. K. Schoepfle announces new physics courses for the two summer terms. First term offerings include Physics 160 161 271 264 365 and second term offerings include Physics 162 272 260 367. Students wishing Physics 160 should pre register with blanks now available.
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G. K. Schoepfle
Schoepfle
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