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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1952

Page

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Korman Replaced. BG Retains Posts in Student Election

Blue and Gold elected Bernie Komar and Mary Lou Noel to Council while Al Capel III and Eleanor Mann took the other two posts. Komar replaced Al Korman due to ballot order. election turnout was 223 juniors and seniors, with 9 invalid ballots. Mary Ellen Cross is the new Elections Committee chair.

Jerry Lowe Blue Gold Bernie Komar Mary Lou Noel al Capel III Eleanor Mann Nu K al Korman Kent Elections Committee Mary Ellen Cross Student Council

Four New Members Seated on Student Council

Wednesday's meeting seated four new members Ann Atkinson Stan Baber and Tom Meinhardt as juniors and Barbara Arnold as a sophomore. Officers Bill Berzinec president Mary Ellen Cross vice president Laura Jo Dalton secretary and Bob Seaman treasurer were also seated.

Jerry Lowe Ann Atkinson Stan Baber Tom Meinhardt Barbara Arnold Bill Berzinec Mary Ellen Cross Laura Jo Dalton Bob Seamon Jim Cuppy Barbara Loomis Sonia Andel

University Registrar Atkinson Recovering After Gall Bladder Operation

Dr. C. E. Atkinson, university registrar, is recuperating from a gall bladder operation performed yesterday morning at Youngstown Northside Hospital. He was admitted to the hospital on April 19.

C. E. Atkinson Youngstown Northside Hospital

Journalism Banquet Set For May 9

The annual Publications banquet on May 9 will award best Kent Stater journalism by student staff. Prizes include best editorial best news story and best campaign for university betterment. Entries due May 2 to Prof William A Fisher.

Kent Stater States William A. Fisher Roy S. Apple Merrill Hall

Campus Day Parade Seeks Girls for Kent Band

All girls interested in marching for Campus Day parade on May 25 should contact Roy Metcalf director of the Kent girl's band. Rehearsal will be Wednesday evening April 30 from 6 to 7 p.m. in 309 Merrill hall.

Roy Metcalf

Bishop Walsh To Speak At Newman Breakfast

Bishop Walsh, formerly Charleston and Youngstown bishop, will address the Newman Breakfast. The event lists officers elected last Sunday with Ernie Mazza as president and John Spivak as vice president. Tickets are 50 cents at Kent Hall entrance.

Bishop Walsh Newman Ernie Mazza John Spivak Mary Ann Loftus Marilyn Roth Bill Eck Amelia Sica Kent Hall

AF Interviews Re scheduled for May 2 at Union

U S Air Force weather officer interviews delayed from April 26 to May 2 in the Union. The program targets seniors and grads seeking post graduate meteorology training with immediate commissioning as second lieutenants in the Air Force Reserve. Expenses are paid by the Air Force. interested students should see Colonel Workman at the AFROTC office for details.

U. S. Air Force D. Taras U.S. Air Force Air Force Reserve Air Force Workman Afrotc

Military To Review 700 ROTC Men At University

Officers from infantry and air ROTC will conduct a joint inspection April 29-30, reviewing 700 cadets in drill, uniforms, and classroom methods. A parade on April 29 will be open to spectators on the Commons, with an arms drill contest and medals from the Reserve Officers Association.

Infantry Air Rotc Reserve Officers Association George A. Bowman Union Bowman Donald McGragen Harold L. Fillmore Harry de Metropolis James P. Pero Air Force Col Irwin Anderson University of Louisville Louisville, Ky

Forum Plan Is Outlined On Campus Discussions

Dr. Joseph LaLumia associate professor of philosophy outlines campus forums held in the Union reading room. Students listen to professionals discuss cross disciplinary topics with audience participation. The first session explored Erich Fromm and the next will cover 1984 by George Orwell in early May.

Joseph LaLumia LaLumia Cornell Weiner Erim Fromm George Orwell

Sigma Nu Drives For School Benefit

Sigma Nu fraternity held two paper drives on April 5 and 19 for Happy Day school. Chairman Ed Lanning said the event raised about 120 dollars to aid a new building planned for this summer.

Sigma Nu Fraternity Happy Day School Ed Lanning Sigma Nu

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