Recall of Comps Sparks University Banquet Debate
After the last ticket was handed out the student council voted to recall 25 complimentary tickets for the publications banquet. The dispute centers on funding from operating expense funds and a late budget change that added Stater and Burr editors to the invitation list.
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Burr
Stater
Leland C. Whetten
Council
Roy Apple
Apple
Matt Fenn
Chi Pi
Fenn
Kent State Othello staging uses campus model
Kent State University prepares the Shakespeare play Othello for February 19 21 using a to scale stage model built by electrical technician Herbert W Wands at 429 Fairchild Ave The model aids set planning and could be reused for future KSU productions The team includes Gene Harrison Elyria Felice Faust Kent Wilbur West and G Harry Wright
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Kent State University
Herbert W. Wands
Fairchild Ave
Gene Harrison
Elyria
Felice Faust
Kent
Wilbur West
G. Harry Wright
Courier-Tribune
KSU
Top Hop Dance Decorated by Art Club at Will’s Gym
Art club members will decorate the gym for the Top Hop semi formal at Will’s gym with a Top of the World blue and white theme. Angie Zima leads the group. tickets on sale 10-12 and 2-4 at Merrill hall west entrance.
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Wills Gym
Bill Lyon
Art Club
Angie Zima
Jack Loney
Dick Pope
Jean Faldessy
Lyon
Merrill Hall
Penny Carnival Plans 22 Booths on Feb 14 15
Twenty two university organizations await clearance to erect stands for the Penny Carnival set for February 14 or 15. Carnival committee chair Charles Dragga leads the group with Clifford Hancock Pat Wahl and Phoebe Steiner meeting today at 4 p.m. in Engleman hall recreation room to assign spaces and finalize preparations. Proceeds will fund a trip to aid State students in service.
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Charles Dragga
Engleman Hall
Keep Sally Out Vets For Citizenship Candid Petition
The university K-Vets on Monday launched a petition to refuse citizenship papers or entry to the United States for Axis Sally. Signatures collected at a booth between Kent and Merrill halls will be sent to Washington. The group also starts its quarterly membership drive led by Bob Duncan with 25 cent cards valid until June 6. Trevor Rees will speak Wednesday at 7 in room 317 McGilvrey hall, with football pictures shown.
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Sally
U.S
Kent and
Merrill Halls
Washington
Bob Duncan
Trevor Rees
McGilvrey Hall
Kent State Educator Attends Baltimore Dinner Meeting
Alvin J. Miller assistant professor of education at Kent State University will attend a dinner meeting of the National Conference of Christians and Jews in Baltimore tonight.
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Alvin J. Miller
Kent State University
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Baltimore
KSU Hosts State Debate Tournament on Campus
Kent State University hosts the fifth Buckeye Debate Tournament on Saturday Feb 15 with 12 schools enrolled including Temple Bucknell and Penn State. Debaters include Jeanne Cook Eugene Berrodin Norman Bertelloti William Davis on the affirmative and Joan Fiocca Betty Cibula Ray Farr and Herbert Kaley on the negative. arrangements are led by campus committees with lodging timekeeping and hosting members named.
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KSU School of Speech and Student Forensic Association
James N. Holm
Temple
Bucknell
Penn State
Kent State
Jeanne Cook
Kent
Eugene Berrodin
North Canton
Norman Bertelloti
Berkeley
Ill
William Davis
KSU
Joan Fiocca
Betty Cibula
Salem
Ray Farr
Macedonia
Herbert Kaley
Cleveland
Miles Promotes Original Compositions Benefit Concert
Harold Miles faculty member at the school of music presents a March 31 benefit program at 8 30 p m in the university auditorium with soprano Marie Simmelink Kraft and Fred Denker. Proceeds fund an American student study tour abroad. works include Geomantic Fantasia and Memorial Cantata with Kraft.
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Harold Miles
School of Music
University
American Association of University Women
Kent
Marie Simmelink Kraft
Cleveland
Fred Denker
Miles
Kraft
The
William Booth
Heaven
Library hours decision hinges on Sunday turnout
University students gain another chance to keep the library open. Librarian J. B. Nicholson said the prior minimum is 400, with an average attendance of 280. If this week’s total exceeds 300, the library will stay open on Sunday. attendance will be monitored.
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J. B. Nicholson
Nicholson
Dime Drive Raises $140 for March of Dimes
Campaign ended last week with $140 collected from groups and individuals. Margaret Scullion, chairwoman, said $35 came from the Elementary Education club Alpha Omega Wesley Foundation and the Wesley co op, while students contributed $105.
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Margaret Scullion
Elementary Education Club
Alpha Omega
Wesley Foundation
Wesley Co-Op
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Denker
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