New Head Cheerleader Job Open
Applications are invited for the head cheerleader post under Prof. Raymond K. Moran. A committee will review written applications and conduct interviews. Moran will make the final selection. The winner leads the staff, directs practices, and administers a point based award system culminating in pins, megaphones, sweaters, and a gold megaphone after multiple terms. Applications due May 12 at the athletic office.
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Raymond K. Moran
Moran
Polish exile leader warns of ongoing world domination plan
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk exiled Peasant party leader says Russia aims to extend control despite public wishes. In a speech before over 800 at the university auditorium, he answered questions before leaving for Washington and then England per Forum Committee chair Prof. James Holm.
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Russia
Stanislaw Mikolajcczyk
Polish Peasant Party
Forum
Mikolajczyk
Washington D.C
England
James Holm
PAC Meeting Set at Campus YMCA Under Cal Logan
The Political Action Commission of the campus YMCA chaired by Cal Logan will meet tonight in 214K at 8. Louis K. Harris, political science instructor, serves as advisor. One of three new Y commissions to discuss international national and local politics.
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Political Action Commission
YMCA
Cal Logan
Louis K. Harris
Logan
Masin Candidacy Declared Invalid by Registrar
Richard Masin, initially on the Student Council slate, was ruled ineligible by the registrar after being removed by the elections committee for class standing. He had petitioned to run for junior class Council representative and protested the decision at the Council meeting. The registrar said he will be within ten hours of being first quarter senior by quarter’s end.
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Richard Masin
Elections Committee
Masin
McKinley Band Set For May University Concert
Ray McKinley will bring his drums and an 18 piece orchestra to the university auditorium on May 10 for a stadium drive fundraiser. Kappa Sigma Chi sponsors the event with Alan Freed serving as master of ceremonies. McKinley has worked with Freddie Slack and Tommy Dorsey and led Glen Miller service band. Fifty autographed copies of Arizay will be given to audience members. Tickets go on sale tomorrow.
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Ray McKinley
University Auditorium
Kappa Sigma Chi Fraternity
McKinley
Alan Freed
WAKR
Bill Fike
Freddie Slack
Tommy Dorsey
Glen Miller
Arizay
Kappa Alpha Mu Announces Annual Collegiate Photography Exhibit
The honorary photography fraternity invites university students to submit prints to the Journalism office today before 4. Accepted sizes include 5 by 7 or larger on 16 by 20 boards. Awards will be given in news pictorial feature fashion sports and industrial. Fifty photos will be juried for a traveling exhibit. The best image earns a seven week job with Science Illustrated in New York City.
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Kappa Alpha Mu
Science Illustrated
New York City
UNESCO Registration Blanks Available Today
Blanks for participation in the five state UNESCO conference to be held on campus Saturday are available in the library from Mrs. Harold Clements in the information booth or from Dr. W Leslie Garnett. Attendance at day and evening sessions costs 1. The Daily Stater will supply advance information in tomorrow's edition.
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Unesco
Harold Clements
W. Leslie Garnett
Stater
Boosters Honor K Men With Free Dance at Will's Gym
Booster club plans a second annual free dance Friday May 7 at Will's gymnasium to honor all KSU athletes. Varsity K men urged to wear sweaters. Zilla announces social details. Committee members Al Lumsden Hal Stoneman and Bill Fulmer to finalize Hall of Fame plans.
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Booster Club
Will's
KSU
Zilla
Joe Begala
al Lumsden
Hal Stoneman
Bill Fulmer
Barrell Suspensions Lifted by University Panel
University officials remove indefinite suspensions of four Pork Barrel participants. Edward D. Shelton's suspension ends immediately. Dominic G. DeSimio James F. Sharp and Irving N. Hahn have terminations at midnight with Hahn placed on disciplinary probation to January 1, 1949.
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University Discipline Committee
George A. Bowman
Edward D. Shelton
Dominic G. DeSimio
James F. Sharp
Irving N. Hahn
Hahn
Dr. Bowman
Traffic court at Kent State reports year one fines total
The student Traffic court has collected 1843 in fines and late fees in its first year. The infant court operates under three elected students with Traffic department help and directs funds to the Activities fund. Members serve one year, with reappointment possible. The court handles students faculty staff and visitors, with penalties including registration holds and possible disciplinary actions. Present court members are Dana May Burkhardt George Torbica and Chief Justice Arnold Lewis has resigned.
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Kent State University
Paul Beck
Dana May Burkhardt
George Torbica
Arnold Lewis
Burr May Die Lacks Editor For Yearbook
Professor William D. Taylor Jr announces the Chestnut Burr may not publish next year due to no applicants for editor. The job pays 50 dollars monthly with training offered, while the assistant editor role pays 25 dollars. Distribution plans and yearbook costs are noted, with students paying partial or full rates.
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William D. Taylor, Jr
Taylor
Dave Kaplan
Burr
Carroll
Noted Author To Speak On Writing From the Heartland
Dr. Walter Havighurst of Miami University presents in the auditorium at 11 this morning on writing from the Ohio Northwest Passage. He argues the region shaped American life and cites his book The Long Ships Passing among others as evidence of regional exploration and development.
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Walter Havighurst
Miami University
Ohio
Havighurst
Stadium Meet Committee Postpones Today Meeting
No Stadium Meet Student's stadium drive committee will not meet today according to Tom Davey chairman. A general round up meeting of the committee will be held next Thursday he said.
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Tom Davey
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Salvatore Baccaloni
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