Moscati and Core Named Editors of 1953 Chestnut Burr
Moscati selected as editor and Core as business manager by the Publications Policy committee. Moscati, a Niagara Falls sophomore, is a journalism major and former Burr photographer. Core, a Warren junior in business, is associate editor with Eck as assistant business manager.
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Ron Moscati
Chestnut Burr
Ed Core
Publications Policy Committee
Moscati
Anne Liberati
Bill Eck
Burr
Alex Fraser
Earl Swaney
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Delta Upsilon
Kappa Alpha Mu
Lens and Shutter
Newman Club
The
Stater
Aida fungus? No. Candide opens at Studio Theatre
Candide by George Bernard Shaw will open tonight at the new Studio Theatre located at 119 Kent for general public. Performances are set for April 29 30 and May 5 6 9 10 12 13 14 with admission at 60 cents and seating limited to 100 spectators per show. Tickets available in the Atrium and at the door.
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George Bernard Shaw
New Studio Theatre
Kent
25 Girls Will Present Modern Dance Concert
The Modern Dance club and Orchesis will stage their annual concert on Thursday May 1 at 8 15 p m in the IMPE building featuring more than 25 dancers in dramatic and satirical pieces. Highlights include The Shape of Things and Dance of Death with Kathy Totter and Hal Grouver in Springtime. Admission is 50 cents at the door.
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Modern Dance Club
Orchesis
Modern Dance Honorary
IMPE
Kathy Totter
Elyria
Hal Grouver
Wooster
Carol Walgenbach
HPE
Kefauver to Speak at KSU Fraternity Event
Senator Estes Kefauver touring Ohio to win the Democratic nomination will speak Friday May 2 at 3 p.m. in the Auditorium at KSU. Delta Sigma Pi sponsors the appearance with Kefauver announced by fraternity president Ed Goela. He will visit the fraternity house in the afternoon.
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Estes Kefauver
Ohio
Delta Sigma Pi
Tennessee
KSU
Ed Goela
Kleber Asks For Booster Reports
The booster club advisory committee will meet at 4 p.m. in 205 Union today. All committees should have their reports ready, said president Bill Kleber.
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Booster Club
Bill Kleber
Dona Barbara film plot shown at 6 and 8 15 pm in 104 Arts
Gallegos novel adaptation reveals Dona Barbara the ruthless schemer who aims to seize estates and ruin rivals in the Venezuelan plains. Santos Luzardo fights to reclaim his ancestral property while a triangle with Marisela drives the drama toward reform and moral renewal.
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Dona Barbara
Arts
Romulga Gallegos
Santos Luzardo
Caracas
Cardinal Key Application Deadline Extended
The deadline for Cardinal Key applications has been extended to Wednesday. Blanks for membership in the women’s service honorary may be obtained in the Dean of Women’s office. Eligible are senior, junior and third quarter sophomore women with a 2.5 cumulative average. Selection will be based on scholarship leadership character and service to the University.
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Women's Service Honorary Organization
Dean of Women’s Office
Handwriting Test Set For Education Students At 3 PM
Dean White announces a handwriting test for all College of Education students who have not yet taken it. The test occurs this afternoon at 3 p.m. in room 317 Mc Gilvrey.
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McGilvrey
College of Education
Dean White
WSSF Tag Day Set For May 7
A campus fundraiser for the World Student Service Fund is concentrated into one day on May 7. Campus groups will sell tags and compete for the highest total. At 7 p.m. Professor's Pork Barrel concert at Wills gym raises funds, tickets 50 cents. WKSU will air a program at 7:45 explaining WSSF and its functions.
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World Student Service Fund
WSSF
Wills Gym
WKSU
Guidance Head Main Speaker at Northeastern Ohio meeting
Dr. Dwight Arnold, director of guidance, will deliver the main address as Home Demonstration council members from six northeastern Ohio counties meet here tomorrow. The theme “Democracy The Torch We Hold” will be explored through discussions and slides at the conference. A tour of the Arts building and a luncheon at the Union are also planned.
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Dwight Arnold
Home Demonstration Council
Ohio
The
Union
Stage Annual Classic At Brady Lake Park
The Stater-sponsored Stage Annual Classic Rowboat Regatta will be held May 30 at Brady Lake Park. Independent and fraternity sorority divisions compete. entry fee 7.50 due May 9 with names and organizations. Queen selection May 20 at Molton Hall. swimming tests required. boats provided. events include a fraternity tug of war and nautical band.
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Brady Lake Park
Moulton Hall Music Room
Brady Lake
Phi Gamma Theta
Walton D. Clark
Richard Roetzel
William Fisher
Dick James
Herby Ryan
Reed Sings At Recital Tomorrow at Union Ballroom
Addison Reed, a School of Music graduate and bass soloist, will present a free recital in the Union ballroom tomorrow at 8 15 pm. The program features Schuman Song Cycle Dichterliebe and works by Morley Campion Quilter and Weber with Gene Hartzell as accompanist.
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Addison Reed
School of Music
Union Ballroom
Schuman
Dichterlieb
Roger Quilter
Thomas Morley
Thomas Campion
von Weber
Gene Hartzell
ROTC Parade and Drill Contest Scheduled Today
ROTC units will parade on the commons at noon in a mass inspection. Following the parade the infantry will perform a manual of arms drill competition. All students are invited to watch from the sidelines.
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ROTC
Infantry
Seniors To Meet For Memorial Committee Meeting
An important meeting of the senior class memorial committee will be held at 4 p.m. today in 203 Union. Jerry McFadden, chairman, announced the gathering.
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203 Union
Jerry McFadden
May Day Relays Set With 21 Groups Competing
Twenty-one groups will compete in the second May Day Relays with rotating trophies for the top overall point totals. Women’s teams include Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Phi Alpha Xi Delta Chi Omega Delta Gamma and Delta Zeta plus residents from Moulton Lowry and Engleman halls. Men’s rivals feature American Commons Stopher Hall Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Phi Beta Delta Tau Delta Phi Beta Phi Phi Gamma Theta Phi Kappa Tau Sigma Nu Theta Kappa Phi and Chi Alpha. Events range from contests like a rooster fight and pie eating to sack races and wheelbarrow relays. Judges include Dr. Marvin Koller Karl Chesnutt Bill Hoover Vic Moore and Matt Resick. The public is invited free of charge. Nancy Avellone leads arrangements.
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Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Phi
Alpha Xi Delta
Chi Omega
Delta Gamma
Delta Zeta
Moulton, Lowry and Engleman Halls
American Commons Club
Stopher Hall
Alpha Epsilon Pi
Alpha Phi Beta
Delta Tau Delta
Phi Beta Phi
Phi Gamma Theta
Phi Kappa Tau
Sigma Nu
Theta Kappa Phi
Chi Alpha
Marvin Koller
Karl Chesnutt
Bill Hoover
Vic Moore
Matt Resick
Nancy Avellone
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Anne
Niles
Newman and Booster Clubs
Theta Sigma Phi
Libby
Core
Warren
College of Businss
Men’s Union
IFC
Booster and Newman Clubs
Kent Hall
Dspi
Sen. Kefauver
Kleber
Booster
Gallegos
Santo
Marisela
Venezuela
Reed
Steubenville
Dorothy Maynor
Eleanor Pudil
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