Army ROTC Students Train Across Camps This Summer
Third year Army ROTC cadets from Kent State trained at multiple camps from June 21 to August 1. Forty nine Kent State men attended Fort George G. Mead in Maryland, one trained at Fort Knox Kentucky, one at Fort McClellan Alabama, two at Fort Eustis Virginia, and one at Fort Belvoir Virginia in the engineers corps. They practiced real army tactics during the programs.
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U. S. Army
Eric Rackham
Liberal Arts College
Russell M. Bower
Camp George G. Mead
Maryland
Salvatore DeMarco
Penfield W. Tate
Dan Panageas
Dean Rarkham
Fort Mead
Robert A. Chabot
University of Maine
KSU
Gerald McFaddin
John Waller
Kent
Infantry
Fort George G. Mead
Kent State
Fort Knox
Kentucky
The
Chemical Corp
Fort McClel
Lan
Alabama
Transportation Corps
Fort Eustis
Virginia
Fort Belvoir
Corp of Engineers
WKSU-FM Schedule and Studio Details at Kent State
Campus station WKSU-FM announces daily programs from noon to 3 PM with rhythm, talks, and music. Continuity director LaDonna Huey and music director Paul Wilhelm lead a team including station advisor Walton C. Clark and announcer Wayne Alley.
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Europe
Wksu-Fm
Roman C. Syroid
LaDonna Huey
Paul Wilhelm
Walton C. Clark
Lyroid
Kent Hall
Shirley Hill
Shirl
Dave Gardner
Miss Huey
Kent State
Wayne Alley
National Association of Educational Broadcasters
Vaughn Monroe
Women Dorms Redecorated This Summer
Campus dormitories undergo summer redecoration by the university paint shop. Moulton hall lobby receives Regent rose and white ceiling, with parlors in Teakwood brown and new draperies. House mother suite painted light rose. furniture being redone. Lowry hall rooms cleaned and house mother areas painted lemon yellow and rose. Englishman hall to get new coats of paint in September.
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University
Moulton Hall
Regent Rose
Lowry Hall
Engleman
Wesley Cabinet Meets UCF Reunion Plans
At 5 p.m. Wesley members and guests will picnic and worship at Lake Martin in a Galilean service with a boat speaker, tied to a Methodist Youth Fellowship event. The United Christian Fellowship hosts its annual summer reunion at 540 South Lincoln Street starting 2 p.m., with a 5:30 p.m. cost supper and worship. reservations go to Rev. Laten Carter at 5687.
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Wesley
Lake Martin
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Unitd Christian Fellowship
United Christian Fellowship
Christian Fellowship House
South
Lincoln Street
Ucfers
Joanne Kanzaki
Laten Carter
Phon
New GI Bill Provisions Pass Both Houses on July 4
TheVeterans Readjustment Assistance Act of 1952 grants 1.5 education days per active service day up to 36 months, with program initiation by August 20 1954 or two years after discharge and completion within seven years. It allows one program change, limits avocational courses, requires two years course existence, and sets a single payment schedule of 110 dollars for no dependents, 135 with one dependent, or 160 with more than one dependent.
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Congress
University adds escalators in new five story building
Ten electrically operated stairways will move students in a dentistry medicine and pharmacy complex at the University of Illinois. The $300000 installation is described by officials as the first time a school has been so equipped enabling quick ten minute class transfers between floors.
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University of Illinois
Dentistry - Medicine - Pharmacy
Pledging Service Follows Picnic Date Set by Kappa Delta Pi
Kappa Delta Pi members will hold pledge services on Tuesday August 12 at the home of Mary Kimmel in Silver Lake. Swimming and sports precede the picnic and meeting. Members should secure tickets from Kent hall offices 211 213 or the Audio-Visual office 208.
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Kappa Delta Pi
Mary Kimmel
Silver Lake
Kent Hall
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Pardon Avon
UCF
Terese Green
E. Main
Ray
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