Kaley Resigns Over Lack of Cooperation in Allocations
Herbert Kaley, chairman of the university allocations committee, resigns after a tense session citing lax cooperation from campus groups. The Men’s Union budget was cut to 1 percent, while Michael Lenenski succeeds Kaley and urges compulsory budget preparation. Remaining funds cover four other groups and a planned Campus Day band.
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Herbert Kaley
Kaley
Men’s Union
Herb Schroeder
Men's Union
Schroeder
Michael Lenenski
Chestnut Burr
Miss Blood Becomes Readers Advisor In Zanesville
Since 1947 Miss Blood has served as readers advisor in Zanesville guiding students through the card catalog and references. A Warren Ohio native she trained at Hiram College and Western Reserve University studying library science. She previously worked with a bookmobile bringing library services to remote communities.
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Miss Blood
Western Reserve University
Librarian Miss Blood Moves From Warren to Rockwell Library
The passage notes Miss Blood’s career path from Lucas County to a bookmobile in Trumbull County, then as head of circulation in Warren Public Library, and finally appointment to Rockwell Library. She expresses mixed feelings about leaving, saying she’ll miss the students and the work.
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Trumbull County
Warren Public Library
Warren
Miss Blood
Rockwell Library
Five discharged from University Health center
Release notes list five patients discharged from the University Health center including John Lapidakis Gilbert Lucie Nancy Gore David B Williams and Charles Brunstrom Brunstrom was sent to Wadsworth hospital for an emergency operation Donald Dodd was admitted yesterday
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University Health Center
John Lapidakis
Gilbert Lucie
Nancy Gore
David B. Williams
Charles Brunstrom
Brunstrom
Wadsworth
Time change for Russian courses in spring quarter
Russian 161 will be taught from 1 to 2 p.m. during the spring quarter instead of 2 to 3 p.m. Russian 160 remains at 12 to 1 p.m. and Russian 360 at 2 to 3 p.m. Neither 160 nor 161 appear in the current schedule and they will not be offered in summer.
Registration Opens Monday for Spring Classes
Registrar Charles E. Atkinson announced that registration starts Monday and runs through Friday February 27. Students may sign for courses at departmental offices and obtain trial program cards this week. Cards must be approved by student advisors and turned in before Tuesday February 28. Large white program cards will be distributed near quarter’s end.
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Charles E. Atkinson
Atkinson
Ready First Of 8 Shows In Radio Workshop Series
A series of eight radio workshop productions titled Great Men in America will air weekly on WKSU and WAKR Akron starting this Friday. The first play features Bill McGaw Bill Charles Beverly Ash Mac Wardell Tom Griffiths Jerry Lettofsky and Tony Carmello in performances at 4 15 p m on Friday and 11 a m Saturday.
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Radio Workshop
America
WKSU
WAKR
Akron
Bill McGaw
Bill Charles
Beverly Ash
Mac Wardell
Tom Griffiths
Jerry Lettofsky
Tony Carmello
Burr Expects Dance Loss at East Market Gardens
Burr faces a definite loss for the March 10 1950 Chestnut Burr dance after the social committee ruled no public attendance and no beer. Bill Poor says the K Book rule was unclear and outside groups could help offset costs. The committee advised canceling to avoid financial risk.
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Burr
Bill Poor
Dance Committee
Social Committee
Poor
Akron
East Market Gardens
Art School Hosts Students Exhibit for Arts Festival
The school of art announces an open student exhibit from April 10 to May 5 with no entry fee or limit. A three person jury from Akron Canton and Cleveland institutes selects hung works and may award prizes. Entries due April 5 or 6, with pickup May 8 to 10.
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School of Art
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Zanesville
Ohio
Hiram College
Lucas County
Donald Dodd
George Culler
Akron Art Institute
Hugh Olmes
Canton Art Institute
William Schock
Cleveland Institute of Art
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