67 In All Student Cast Proceeds Go To Stadium
Advance ticket sales assure a full house for No Time For Classes the annual student musical at the university auditorium Ac e tonight at 8 15. Ninety one students contribute talent with Lenny Taylor producer calling it the best NTFC show KSU has had. Proceeds go to Stadium Drive and tickets are 50 cents general admission.
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Taylor
Irv Hahn
Dom DeSimio
Jim Sharpe
Bob MacDonald
Nick Bozeka
Paul Nasrallah
Bill Williams
Ray Bliss
Williams
Brainstorm
Pennsylvania
Atrium
Kent Hall
BC To Sell 200 Akron Game Tickets
Two hundred tickets for the KSU Akron basketball game on February 12 at Goodyear gym go on sale Monday at the Booster booth. Tickets cost $1.20 and are for Booster members only. seats must be claimed by 6 30 PM. Any unsold tickets Thursday morning go to students.
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Akron
Goodyear Gym
al Weekley
Weekley
Chi Pi Meeting At Merrill Hall Tonight
Chi Pi meets today at 4 p.m. in room 107 Merrill hall. Mickey Dover, president, notes the gathering of the men’s honorary journalism fraternity.
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Chi Pi
Merrill Hall
Mickey Dover
Burkhardt Vies For Mag Prize
Dona Mae Burkhardt a university senior competes with over 800 college coeds for a month of work in the New York offices of Mademoiselle magazine. She will be judged on college activities and campus trends with 20 winners going to New York in August as guest editors for a careers conference.
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Dona Mae Burkhardt
New York
Mademoiselle Magazine
Indian Scouts To Talk Here At Preseason Assembly
Laddie Placek and Tony Pianow, veteran Cleveland Indian scouts, speak at a 10 a.m. pre baseball season assembly in the auditorium. They outline Indians 1948 plans and discuss possible new additions. Bill Veeck sponsors the talks. a Q and A follows. The Indians hint at surprises for next season. Spring training opens March 1 at Veeck's Arizona ranch.
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Laddie Placek
Tony Pianowski
Cleveland
Bill Veeck
Fred Scadding
Veeck
Arizona Ranch
Kent Town Meeting Hears Reports on World Federalists
The Kent Town Meeting will convene at 8 p.m. in the Congregational church on Gougler Street. Robert C. Dix announces the agenda includes a constitution committee report on the United World Federalists, chaired by James France with Eric Griebling and Myrtle Shephard assisting. The group may consider collaboration with Workers For World Security.
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Congregational Church
Gougler Street
Robert C. Dix
Kent Courier- Tribune
Constitution Committee
United World Federalists
James France
Eric Griebling
KSA
Myrtle Shephard
Workers For World Security
Audition for UT production of Call Me Doctor
Tryouts for the original three act play Call Me Doctor will be held tomorrow and Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Speech office. The production opens March 10 in Moulton hall with seven men and three women in the cast.
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Moulton Hall
Sophomore Council Vote Nears At Wills Gym Entrance
Sophomores will vote tomorrow for a replacement student council representative from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the entrance to Wills gym. Candidates are Paul Snyder Harry Wise and Mary Hoover. All voters must present student activity cards.
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Wills Gym
Paul Snyder
Harry Wise
Mary Hoover
Baldwin Wallace Kent Ticket Sale Highlights Game Night
Ray Moran says over 100 tickets sold for Baldwin Wallace Kent at Cleveland Arena this Thursday. Tickets 75 cents at the athletic department and Heard’s drug store, with dancing after the game. The double header includes Akron and John Carroll. KSU band will perform. seats reserved by sections.
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Athletic Department
Heard’s
Cleveland Arena
Akron
John Carroll
KSU
Moran
Plan Library Micro-card Use Plan at Rockwell Library
John B. Nicholson university librarian says Rockwell library plans micro-card materials for a new service. He returned from an Association of College and Research Libraries meeting in Chicago where the micro-card service was discussed. Micro-cards enable reproduction of old and rare books on a simple scale with 100 pages per card.
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Rockwell Library
John B. Nicholson
Nicholson
Association of College and Research Libraries
Chicago
K Club Meeting Tonight With Olympic Film
The K Club will meet tonight at 6:30 in room 419 McGowan. A program of films from the last Olympic Games is planned for the event and announced yesterday.
Ten Women Tap Cardinal Key This Afternoon
Ten outstanding junior and senior women will be tapped for membership in the campus chapter of Cardinal Key, a national women's service honorary. Pledging ceremonies are at 4 p.m. in the Rockwell library reading room.
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Cardinal Key
National Women’s Service Honorary
Rockwell Library
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