Apply Now for Stater Burr Duchess Jobs at Kent Stater
William D. Taylor announces openings for Kent Stater editors and business managers for two summer sessions and the 1946 47 fall semester. Duch ess campus humor and Chestnut Burr editorial posts also available. Deadline 12 noon Saturday May 4. Interview day May 6 4 p m in Room 114 Merrill Hall.
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Merrill Hall
Independent Regatta Entries Due Today
Independent groups must declare their intent to enter the Rowboat Regatta by 4 p m today at the State office. Entries become official after swimming tests and fees are paid. Tests available in the university pool on April 29 and 30 from 1 30 to 3 p m.
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Stater
Tom Gavagan
Kent State Geographers to Attend Toledo Meeting
Dr. Hallock Raup and Carlton Austin lead Kent State University delegates at the American Society of Professional Geography spring gathering in Toledo this weekend. Bill Horbaly and Bob Wallis also join the group for the event.
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Hallock Raup
Carlton Austin
Bill Horbaly
Bob Wallis
Kent State University
American Society of Professional Geography
Toledo
Senior President Urges Dues Payment for Graduates
Senior class members graduating in June must pay their dues Monday and Tuesday in the atrium to clear graduation records. Don Moore, president, says August graduates should also pay to attend the senior prom and fund a class memorial and picnic.
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Don Moore
Moore
Wright Judges Finals at Ohio State in Drama Festival
G Harry Wright associate professor of speech will judge the State Drama festival finals this weekend in Columbus. The festival is sponsored by the Ohio High School Speech League and held at Ohio State University.
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G. Harry Wright
Columbus
Ohio High School
Ohio State University
College Vets Convene K Vet Delegates in Columbus
Ohio campus veterans prepare for a Columbus conference with delegates Chuck Earhart Bill Thompson W W Smith John Fouser John Yorman and Bill Sullivan to attend. The Kent Organization of Women Vets nominates Ann Grey Lydia Zittlau and Eleanor Jonaitis.
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Pan Campus party fields ticket after dropping Beta Gamma
Pan Campus announces its student council slate for May 6 and drops Beta Gamma sorority from its roster. Senior nominees include Milton Baer Kenny Rickard and Bill Lyon with Edith Galloway. Junior and sophomore candidates feature members from Sigma Tau Gamma Sigma Sigma Sigma and Theta Sigma Upsilon. Beta Gamma split from Pan Campus after a dispute over candidate approvals and later joined the Blue and Gold party.
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Pan-Campus Party Today
Beta Gamma Sorority
Milton D
Doc” Baer
Kenny Rickard
Bill Lyon
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Edith Galloway
Theta Sigma Upsilon Sorority
Fred Ellis
Ruth Hoehn
Jean Goncher
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Betty Hoy
Tri-Sig
Virginia Block
Bob Duncan
Theta Sigs
Jean Melick
Alice Jean Watson
Beta Gamma
P-C
O.k
Bg's
Bg’s
Coalition Party
New Blue and Gold Party
Bowman Urges Student Help for Undercapacity University Cafeteria
President George A. Bowman appealed for student workers to staff the university cafe where 200 more meals are served this quarter than last with 15 fewer employees. Dietitian Eleanor Hruby seeks students able to work two to three hours daily from 11 a.m. for the noon meal, including weekends, to keep service satisfactory. Applicants should contact Hruby in the west dining room of Lowry Hall at once.
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George A. Bowman
Eleanor E. Hruby
Hruby
Lowry Hall
Trustees Approve Faculty Appointments and Changes
The board approved five new faculty positions across health education foreign languages and business history psychology. New instructors include Miss Eleanor Mellert Miss Beverly Seidel and Ber nard Mikofsky plus Robert Esser Stanley Miller Dr. Alfred Sherpan and Dr. Merrell Thompson. resignations include Mrs Opal Boffo and Bruce Handley. Four temporary posts were also added for industrial arts art piano and voice.
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Eleanor Mellert
Beverly Seidel
Bernard Mikofsky
Robert Esser
Stanley Miller
Alfred Sherpan
Merrell Thompson
Miss Mellert
Miss Seidel
University of Michigan
Mikofsky
Washington
Opal Boffo
Bruce Handley
A. J. Spangler
Kent
Shirley Ackeroyd
Cleveland
Evelyn DeLong
Akron
P. A. Eichenlaub
Dvorak to Lead Intercollegiate Band at Wisconsin Festival
Raymond F. Dvorak of Wisconsin chosen to lead the 120 piece intercollegiate band for the festival at 2 30 p m Sunday in the university auditorium. Musicians from 11 Ohio colleges join 24 Wisconsin players under Roy D Metcalf who organized the event. Dvorak, Illinois native, heads Wisconsin U band of 200 and has led the Chicago all star band for three years.
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Raymond F. Dvorak
University of Wisconsin
Ohio
Roy D. Metcalf
Dvorak
Illinois
Wisconsin U
University of Illinois
Chicago
Klingensmith Poetry Featured on RV Show
Chet Klingensmith will be starred in a Saturday radio workshop broadcast at 11 15 a m over station WAKR. The program features poetry written and narrated by Klingensmith with Don Shanower and announcer Bob Smiley.
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Chet Klingensmith
WAKR
Klingensmith
Don Shanower
Bob Smiley
Wanda Lashley
Jane Bingham
Jim Kanehl
Rick Uray
Blue and Gold party forms in campus election split
After a week of bargaining the Blue and Gold Greek ticket emerges to contest the May 6 student council election. Delta Phi Sigma joins with Beta Gamma and Kappa Sigma Chi to form the new group while Alpha Omega and Celts decline or walk out. Harry Ford and George Papp lead the slate with juniors John Fouser Jo Douglas Larry Sauber Randy Newhouse and Marcia Traxler Mickey Yeager supporting the ticket.
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Blue and Gold
Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Beta Gamma Sorority
Kappa Sigma Chi
Alpha Phi Beta
Delts
Beta Gammas
Alpha Omega Sorority
Alpha Omega
Gamma Sigma Phi
Pi Kappa Sigma
Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity
Independent Students Association
KMK
Gamma Sig
Dean Hatcher urges broad education for US colleges
Dean Harlan Hatcher of Ohio State University urged a broad educational background in American colleges during an 11 am assembly. He warned that while warfare advances, human relations lag and colleges must prepare more students for varied roles beyond narrow job training.
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Dean Hatcher
Harlan Hatcher
College of Arts and Sciences
Ohio State University
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