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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1951

Page

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Crowded Quarter Scholarship Cited In Withdrawal From Pork Barrel

Panhellenic council representing eight sororities voted 6 to 2 to drop out of this year's Pork Barrel program. Overcrowded spring quarter and potential harm to grades prompted the decision. Roseann Minchak and Margery Boni announced committee meetings and future scheduling hopes for next year.

Park Barrel Panhellenic Council McGilvrey Panhellenic Pork Barrel Roseann Minchak Margery Boni Panhell

Penny Carnival Considers Coed Group Division

The carnival plans a new coed division for social religious service and honorary groups with male and female members. Applications due Feb 16 after a 5 dollar deposit, refundable after the event. Carnival Feb 24 at Wills gym runs 7:30 to 11 pm with 15 cent admission to fund KSU servicemen and World Student Service Fund drive.

Wills Gym Penny Carnival Blue Key Cardinal Key KSU World Student Service Fund

NSLI Plans March Dividend Date For Veteran Life Insurance

Benjamin McGinnis announced tentative March date for a second National Service Life Insurance dividend. VA administrator Carl R Gray will decide final distribution timing. Dividends could total up to 1 billion dollars.

Veteran's Benjamin McGinnis National Service Life Insurance Carl R. Gray

Holiday Closures For Washington Birthday Observed

The President's office announces no classes next Thursday February 22 in observance of George Washington's birthday. University cafeteria services remain open while other offices are closed.

George Washington

19 Coeds to Model in Women’s League Show at Union

Nineteen KSU coeds from campus sororities and dorms will model in the Women’s League style show Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Union ballroom. Models from Moulton hall and Lowry and Engleman houses lead the lineup with named participants and sorority representations. A Symphony of Spring Fashions will display bathing suits to formals with Margie Owen as narrator and Margelyn Yount and Peggy Barker providing music.

KSU Chi Omega Nancy Englebaugh Gamma Phi Beta Mary Killian Delta Gamma Patricia Maglione Alpha Phi Ruth Paul Delta Zeta Joan Petti Alpha Chi Omega Kay Robinson Sigma Chi Joan Smith Alpha Gamma Delta Delores Weinke Alpha Xi Delta Pat Long Loretta Postlethwaite Reita Williams Martyn King Jenkins Margie Owen Margelyn Yount Peggy Barker

Boiler Installation Keeps KSU Buildings Cold

University business manager Emil Berg explains the warm day contrast with colder indoor conditions as a new boiler is installed in the heating plant. Heat outlets to classrooms and offices were shut off from 9 to 11 a m yesterday to facilitate the boiler head installation.

KSU Emil Berg

Stark County Alumni to Hold Valentine Frolic Dance

The Stark County alumni association hosts its annual Valentine Frolic square dance at Darrowville grange hall on Saturday February 24 from 8 30 to midnight. Tickets are $1 each from Eldred E Saviers assistant dean of men at 304 McG two miles north of Stow on Route 91.

Stark County

Four Soloists In Band Show

University Symphonic band presents a concert tomorrow at 8 15 p m in the auditorium with student soloists Mary Ann Phillips Lee McMillen Betsy Wooddell in Concerto for Clarinet Rimsky Korsakov Joyce Cook in Concerto For French Horn Mozart and selections by Bach Fauchet Wagner Veidzen Whitney Edwards and Lavelle The 75 member ensemble is directed by Prof Roy D Metcalf.

University Symphonic Mary Ann Phillips Lee McMillen Betsy Wooddell Rimsky-Korsakov Joyce Cook Mozart Bach Fauchet Wagner Veidzen Whitney Edwards Band of America Lavelle Prof Roy D. Metcalf

Freshman Class Meeting Announced At 4 P M

Pat Campbell freshman class president urges attendance at a 4 p m meeting in 317 McG. Several important matters will be on the agenda and group photos of class officers will follow the session.

Pat Campbell Burr

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