First Big Name Charlie Spivak to Head Chestnut Burr Dance
Charlie Spivak and his orchestra will provide music for the Chestnut Burr dance at Akron East Market Gardens on Friday March 10 at 9 p.m. The event marks the dance’s first informal off campus format and open to all students with a queen to be crowned at intermission. Tickets cost 1.25 in advance and 1.50 at the door. women receive 2:30 a.m. late permits.
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Charlie Spivak
Akron
East Market Gardens
Burr
Ada V. Hyatt
Thompson's Talk Set at University Auditorium Tomorrow
Dorothy Thompson a noted journalist and leader of the World Organization of Mothers of All Nations speaks on These Crucial Days at 8 15 p m in the university auditorium. The talk outlines demands for stronger United Nations atomic energy control and an international police force and court of justice. Introduced by Assoc Prof James N Holm and arranged by the University Forum committee.
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Dorothy Thompson
World Organization of Mothers of All Nations
Miss Thompson
America
United Nations
Court of Justice
University Forum Committee
Assoc
James N. Holm
University Forensics
Advisors Meet Over White Program Cards for Pre Registration
Dr. L. S. Hadley director of student advising said advisors meet to fill out white program cards and approve program overloads. The aim is to facilitate pre registering on February 20 21 23 24 and 27. Advisors will hand out the trial program cards.
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L. S. Hadley
Hadley
Flyers Offer Cheaper Flight Lessons At University
University Flying club members may obtain dual instruction from William C. Lowry at $1.50 an hour. Using the club airplane at $3.50 an hour cuts lesson costs to less than half the commercial rate. Don Wohlford, president, urged inquiries at the Aeronautics office in the heating plant.
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University Flying Club
William C. Lowry
Don Wohlford
Kent State Union to Air Five Minute Student Newscasts
Starting Monday the Kent State Union will broadcast a five minute newscast over the loudspeaker from 12 15 to 12 20 p m prepared and delivered by radio students in the school of journalism under the direction of Director Raymond K Moran.
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Kent State Union
Raymond K. Moran
School of Journalism
ISA Plans Meet Monday
The Independent Student Association schedules a meeting for Monday February 6 at 7 30 p m in 204S0 with a magic act to follow. Officers elected January 30 are Bill Sitler president Tony Carmello vice president Pat Liedorf secretary and Pete Dignan treasurer all new officers are freshmen. A dance on Friday February 10 in the Moulton Hall music room aims to test interest in low cost weekend social activities with 10 cent tickets sold next week and at the door.
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Independent Student Association
ISA
Bill Sitler
Tony Carmello
Pat Liedorf
Pete Dignan
Moulton Hall Music Room
Fraternity Joins Nu K Political Party After Vote
Nu K Theta Kappa Phi joins the Nu K political party after a Monday meeting. Leo Morley and Henry Eagans become senior and junior political representatives. Pat Buckson and Dave Brand are named candidates for senior and junior student council posts in the February 7 special election. Buckgon is an education major in Delta Gamma. Brand is a business major in Assembly and Allocations and Gamma Tau Delta.
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Theta Kappa Phi Fraternity
Nu-K
Lou Spinetti
Leo Morley
Henry Eagans
NUK Party
Pat Buckson
Dave Brand
Miss Buckgon
Delta Gamma Sorority
Brand
Gamma Tau Delta Fraternity
Voll Asks For Junior Dues For Prom Plans
Parker Voll, Junior class social committee chair, says dues of 1.50 must be paid next week to fund year activities including the Junior-Senior prom on May 29 at Meyers Lake Canton. Music likely from Harry James or Tommy Dorsey. Other events depend on dues.
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Parker Voll
Meyers Lake
Canton
Harry James
Tommy Dorsey
Ten Acts Compete In Pork Barrel Skits Tonight
Pork Barrel finals stage tonight at 7 p.m. in the auditorium with ten campus groups vying for first place in male and female divisions. Emcees Fogel Halas Newman Mekler Whitmer host between acts as judges award points for staging costuming presentation originality and overall impact.
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Gene Alexander
Pork Barrel
Bob Hampton
Carl Fogel
Ed Halas
al Newman
Gene Mekler
Pat Whitmer
Ralph Brown
WCUE
Akron
Verna LeVast
Directory sale extends two weeks for 1950 Student Directory
Jim Smith announces two more weeks of sales for the 1950 Student Directory from the Booster club booth. About 200 copies sold in two days with fraternities selling 40 each. over 6000 names listed in two sections for students and faculty. Home addresses and numbers included. price is 75 cents.
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Jim Smith
Blue Key
National Honor Fraternity
Stater Seeks Student Sports Writers Now
The Stater invites students to report to the Stater office at 115M today for sports writing roles. Applicants should have sports writing experience or be journalism students.
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Stater
Three Miss Kent State Queen Finalists Named
Lea Baumann Cathie Scullion and Jackie Duke were chosen from about 30 candidates as finalists in the Miss Kent State contest. Screening was by the dean of women dean of men student council president and Marty Buckles. Finalists were judged on activities averages and photos. Baumann Gamma Phi Beta Sc. Scullion Duke Alpha Phi. The winner will be chosen February 7 alongside student council elections.
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Lea Baumann
Cathie Scullion
Jackie Duke
Student Council
Marty Buckles
Miss Baumann
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
UT Plays To Feature One Actors
University Theater in cooperation with the Theater Workshop will present two more evenings of one act plays on February 14 and 21. The first set of four plays was staged January 31 in the Moulton music room. The shows are open to the public and aim to give students acting experience before an audience.
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University Theater
Theater Workshop
E. Turner Stump
Stump
Moulton Music Room
Dispensary Report Details Student Health Center Releases
Joe Doughy James Conway and Dale Brochbuller were released from the student health center yesterday Brochbuller was transferred to Mercy hospital Canton for an emergency operation Those admitted were Lee Hoopert and Alice Hosack.
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Joe Doughy
James Conway
Dale Brochbuller
Brochbuller
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Lee Hoopert
Alice Hosack
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