Trip To Latin America Planned For History Students
Plans are underway for a six hour credit field trip to Latin America this summer from June 18 to July 27 led by Prof. Maury Baker. The itinerary includes Mexico City and Cuernavaca with Guatemala and other sites, using seven rental cars, at a cost of 175 dollars plus personal board and lodging.
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Latin America
Maury Baker
Ruttan Ford Sales Company
Baker
Wesern Hemisphere
Mexico City
Cuernavaca
Guatemala
Sunday Chosen For Universal Prayer Day
Christians from 55 nations observe the Universal Day of Prayer for Students on Sunday Feb 18 with the United Christian Fellowship and Wesley Foundation co hosting. Parker Rossman speaks at Kent Congregational Church for the service as Wesley conducts worship. supper at 5 45 p m. attends invited university students to join in the world wide observance highlighting unity beyond nations races and confessions.
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United Christian Fellowship
Wesley Foundation
Student Christian Federation
Methodist
UCF
Parker Rossman
Disciples of Christchurch
Kent Congregational Church
Wesley
Pre Registration Opens Monday for Spring Quarter
Pre registration begins Monday for the spring quarter following the winter quarter process. Students must see advisors and the departmental office to get class assignments and return completed trial programs to the registrar by February 28. Fees are due March 12 to 14. Hour cards will govern freshmen English registration with date to be announced.
Ugly Man fund drives for campus victory bell project
Alpha Phi Omega announces an ugly man contest to raise funds for the victory bell project begun last spring. entrants wear partial makeup, pay a $1 entry fee by Feb. 24, and votes are pennies. winners receive a trophy, a key, and the sponsoring organization gains recognition.
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Ugly Man
Alpha Phi Omega
National Service Fraternity
Jim Mallernee
Mallernee
Phi Betas Lead Fraternity Scholastic Standings
Phi Betas topped the campus fraternity scholastic list for the fall quarter with a 2.54 average, followed by Delta Tau Delta 2.52 and Delta Upsilon 2.51. Other averages ranged from 2.50 to 2.07, while the all-fraternity average was 2.33 and the all-University male average 2.36.
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Phi Beta Phi
Office of Dean of Men
Delta Tau Delta
Delta Upsilon
Theta Kappa Phi
Alpha Epsilon Phi
Alpha Phi Beta
Sigma Nu
Phi Sigma Kappa
Phi Gamma Theta
Phi Kappa Tau
Sigma Delta
Kappa Sigma
Barrel Committee Maintains Pork Barrel Plans Despite Exit
The Pork Barrel committee votes to proceed with this year’s production pending Men’s Union and Women’s League support. They cite continued interest, rescheduled penny carnival, and the tradition’s value, plus a new coed division based on organization makeup and a March 7 entry deadline.
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Panhellenic Council
Pork Barrel Committee
Men’s Union
Women’s League
BG Choristers Rough It On Florida Tour
Bowling Green University choir endured a 34 hour travel ordeal with a bus breakdown en route to Montgomery Alabama after departing Cincinnati on a milk train. An impromptu concert was held on a railroad ramp in Bowling Green Kentucky while $37.50 was collected in a hat. Roger Barnes was left in Silver Springs Florida and later rejoined by bus. Singers wore the same tuxedo for days and forwent washing and shaving on several occasions. The group returned to campus Tuesday, happier to be home.
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Bowling Green University
Florida
Ohio River
University
Cincinnati
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Bowling Green
Roger Barnes
Sylvania
Silver Springs
Fla
Stater Uses Courier Equipment For Printing Assistance
The Kent Stater reports that mechanical difficulties led to printing this issue via courier equipment donated by Robert C. Dix publisher of the Kent Courier-Tribune and member of the University board of trustees providing the needed gear.
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Stater
Kent Stater
Robert C. Dix
Kent Courier-Tribune
University Board of Trustees
Fessler Wins Duke of Kent Race at Kent Akron Game
Kent’s Bill Fessler of Phi Kappa Tau captured the Duke of Kent race during last night’s Akron-Kent basketball game. He led at halftime and was sponsored by Delta Zeta and his fraternity. Runners up were Eugene Newton and Wes Kemp. $281.69 was raised for a University project yet to be chosen. Funds from Chi Omega support past purchases including magnolia trees at Rockwell Library, two silver tea sets for the Union, and a May queen robe.
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Bill Fessler
Phi Kappa Tau
Fessler
Delta Zeta
Eugene Newton
UCF
Wes Kemp
Delta Gamma
Delta Tau Delta
Chi Omega Sorority
Rockwell Library
Union
Symphony of Spring Fashions at Union Ballroom Show
The Women's League presents A Symphony of Spring Fashions this evening at 8 p m in the Union ballroom with 19 coeds modeling spring outfits. Margie Owen narrates with tips on recreating looks. Background music by Margelyn Yount and Peggy Barker.
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Women's League
Margie Owen
Union Ballroom
Margelyn Yount
Peggy Barker
Pat Long
Lorie Posthlewaite
Reita
SC Delays Seating Of New Members
Newly elected members of Student Council will be seated next Wednesday according to acting president Harry Moldovan. Seating was postponed as President Ginny Vaughn was ill and could not administer the required tests. Tests for new members will be next Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the Union. R. J. Becker replaces Marilyn Hayes as acting secretary. Only 65 freshman men voted in the recent elections, and plans were discussed to boost voter turnout with more posters and publicity.
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Harry Moldovan
Ginny Vaughn
Moldovan
Marilyn Hayes
R. J. Becker
Council
Cleveland Bus Service Cuts Evening Line
The Cleveland bus service will discontinue its 6 15 p m direct to Cleveland while the 4 15 p m bus continues. Officials will publish further notices if more routes are cut.
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Cleveland
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