WSSF Drive To Run Three Days At KSU
KSU will launch the World Student Service Fund drive from April 30 for three days with a goal of 1000 dollars for the university and 808,500 dollars nationally. Co chairmen Jan McGarr and Ron Rice explain a 25 cent student contribution as the plan and note the drive builds on a shoe collection that yielded 4500 pairs for overseas aid.
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Jan McGarr
Ron Rice
WSSF
World University Service
United Student Christian Council
Newman Club Federation
B'nai B’rith
Hillel Foundations
The
U. S. National Student Association
Senior Council Election Held Today at Will's Gym
Juniors and first quarter seniors vote today for senior representatives to the student council. One booth at the central entrance to Will's gym opens 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The special election corrects two mistakes from the April 15 ballot.
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Majority Council Action Defeats Berea's Move
The student council unanimously rejected John Berea’s protest about the April 15 elections. Berea claimed a constitutional violation tied to class list use, but council members and observers argued no violation existed. The majority voted to not consider the protest and urged the constitution revision committee to clarify a contested point.
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John Berea
Berea
Jan McGarr
Sonja Andel
Miss Andel
Elections Committee
Bette Cossetti
Bud Davis
Davis
Kent Debaters Travel to Tartan Meet at Pittsburgh
Kent State University debaters head to the Tartan tournament at Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh. More than 80 colleges attend to debate the issue A Permanent Program of Wage and Price Control. Participants include Tom McMannis Sonia Andel Gary Banas and Joan Webster with Robert L. Kent assisting```
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KSU
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Tom McMannis
Sonia Andel
Gary Banas
Joan Webster
Robert L. Kent
Sumner Speaks To Physics Club At Kent State
Dr. C. B. Sumner, biology professor, will address the Kent State University student section of the American Institute of Physics at 7:30 p.m. in 212 McGilvrey. He will discuss the effects of nuclear radiation on the human body and a brief business meeting precedes the talk.
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Kent State University
American Institute of Physics
McGilvrey
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Editorial on Student Council's latest vote
The Old Body of Student Council met yesterday and, after debate, turned down the latest protest of the recent elections. The editorial praises the council for acting in the school's welfare rather than party interests, noting a rare departure from past councils.
Council Bids Farewell to Old Members
A parting editorial praises the outgoing council for intelligent leadership and expresses hope that new members will govern with the same good faith seen in yesterday's meeting. The piece notes some incumbents may return while many new faces take over next week.
Weather Officer Training Now Open In Air Force
Seniors and graduates may meet Capt D Taras on Saturday April 26 in the Union to discuss post graduate training as Air Force weather officers. Applicants need a college degree including one year of physics and math through integral calculus. Both men and women may apply and will be commissioned as second lieutenants with meteorology training starting mid August. The program lasts 12 months at seven U.S. colleges with full pay and allowances. See Col Workman at the AFROTC office for interview details.
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U.S. Air Force
D. Taras
Air Force Reserve
Air Force
U.S
Col. Workman
Afrotc Office
Kent Writer seeks manuscripts for fourth issue
The Kent Writers invite University students and alumni to submit typed manuscripts under five thousand words. Manuscripts must be turned in by Monday evening, screened and edited by the club, and placed in Merrill hall mailbox or given to a member. The fourth issue appears in late spring. The Kent Writers is a student writing group.
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Kent
Merrill Hall
Kent Writer
Kent Writers
Fall student teaching reports due by May 1
Students planning fall quarter student teaching must report to the office of Dr. A L Haer director of student teaching 204 University School by May 1.
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A. L. Haer
University School
Candida on stage at new Studio Theatre
University Theater presents Candida by George Bernard Shaw in the Studio Theatre at 119 Kent Hall from April 28 to May 14 with 100 seats, no reservations, general admission 60 cents or free for students with activity cards. Cast includes Marcia Hill and James Tushar. directed by E Turner Stump.
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New Studio Theatre
Kent Hall
University Theater
George Bernard Shaw
St. Dominic's Church Episcopal
London
Marchbanks
Candida
Marcia Hill
Morrell
Si Lee
James Tushar
Burgess
Bill Feaster
Prassy
Norma Remmy
Lexy Miel
Ken Ward
E. Turner Stump
Joyce Meeks
Michael Dubetz
Grads Urged to File Graduation Applications Now
All students planning to graduate in September or December must file their graduation applications at the registrar's office without delay. The prompt submission ensures proper degree evaluation and inclusion in the forthcoming ceremony roster.
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