University To Open New Cafeteria In Lowry Hall
President George Bowman announced a new cafeteria will open in the west wing of Lowry hall to ease crowding in the East dining hall which now serves about 600 students per meal. The new unit will seat about 200 and reserve the East hall for dormitory residents while commuters, faculty, and town students use the new space. delivery of service units is awaited.
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Lowry Hall
University
George
Bowman
Eleanor Hruby
University Dietician
University of Kent announces dean office visit and meal increase
Dean Hyatt asks women remaining in Kent over the holiday to consult Dr Ada V Hyatt ASAP to prepare for the spring quarter starting March 25. President Bowman states dormitory meal costs will rise from 60 to 66 per quarter beginning fall quarter following a dietician cited 50 to 60 percent food price rise. No prior food price increases noted.
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Dean Hyatt University
Kent
Ada V. Hyatt
Bowman
Board of Trustees
Dietician
Students Aid Inflation Fight At Kent University
Speech students under Assistant Professor James N Holm assist the Office of Price Administration by speaking before civic groups in Kent this month. Participants include Ardath Franck Ray Farr Jeanne Cook Lee Shenefiel Gail Jeffrey David Ryan and Oliver Ocasek.
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Office of Price Administration
Kent
James N. Holm
Ardath Franck
Ray Farr
Jeanne Cook
Lee Shenefiel
Gail Jeffrey
David Ryan
Oliver Ocasek
Fosdick Named Assistant Professor of News Photography
Lt. James A. Fosdick, former Muncie Evening Press photographer, named assistant professor of news photography at the university. He will begin Feb 26 and help run a March 20 23 short course. Starting spring quarter he will teach two beginner photography courses and one in technical news photography.
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James A. Fosdick
Muncie, Ind
Evening Press
Fosdick
Army
Adjutant General's School
Ft. Oglethorpe
UT Casting Is Tomorrow For Snafu The University
Tryouts to cast 18 roles for the three act comedy Snafu will be held tomorrow at 4 p m in the radio workshop with daily sessions at 4 and 7 p m until the cast is complete G Harry Wright associate professor of speech announces the wartime comedy to be staged April 11 and 12 by veterans The plot centers on Ronald Stevens who joined at 15 and was sent home for being under age Written by Solomon and Buchman the play offers equal numbers of men and women and all parts are strong vehicles for student actors.
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G. Harry Wright
Ronald Stevens
Louis Solomon
Harold Buchman
Wright
Election Rules Announced by Student Elections Chair
Barbara McDowell, elections chairman, announced the rules for the most popular election at a student council meeting. Petitions requiring 155 names are available now and must be returned by noon February 25 to be on the ballot. The Pan Campus party letter alleging rule violations was referred to the elections committee for consideration.
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Barbara McDowell
Miss McDowell
Pan-Campus Party
Council
Elections Committee
Newsreel Men to Shoot Model for Pic Feature
Short course in news photography selects 51 university women as contestants for a model contest at 3 30 p m Thursday in the auditorium. 18 area newspapers and newsreel cameramen will cover the event with Pic magazine offering a 100 prize for the best shot of the model to be printed in the publication.
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M. J. Radock
Radock
Pic Magazine
Tak
Anne Domiter
Mamie Cavoulas
Martha Dippel
Grace McClary
Angelina Zima
Evelyn Biasella
Mary Tate
Addie Pelfrey
Betty K. Brown
Camille Ruble
Cherie M. Willis
Olga Antonik
Donna Harvey
Margaret Hissen
Janet Gillespie
Dolores Bashline
Marilyn Cox
Enaid Armstrong
Eleanor Meek
West to cap Flashes career in Mt. Union home finale
The Flashes men close the home schedule in Wills Gym with captain Clayton West, the lone senior, facing Mt. Union tomorrow night, ending his basketball career after a long stint since 1941.
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Flashes
Wills Gym
Clayton West
Mt. Union
K-Vet program prompts brisk telegrams to Cleveland VA office
Telegrams from government officials pour in as the Cleveland Veterans Administration office adopts a seven day work week to clear a backlog. General W L Martin says progress is genuine though some cases lack order. William Sullivan defends university cooperation amid delay claims. Senators Taft and Congressmen Huber and Bender also send telegrams.
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Veterans’ Affairs
Cleveland
Veterans’ Administration
W. L. Martin
Dewey Barich
Barich
William Sullivan
Veterans
Walter Huber
George Bender
Senator Robert Taft
Reserve desk location change to curb library fines
John B. Nicholson Jr. librarian calls for returning reserve books to the special reserve desk instead of the regular circulation desk to eliminate undeserved fines. The plan shifts handling of reserve materials to a dedicated desk.
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John B. Nicholson, Jr
KSU Debaters Take Third At Buckeye Tournament
Kent State's debate team tied with four other schools for third place in Saturday's Buckeye tournament. They won 8 of 12 debates while Ardath Franck and Jeanne Cook led with a 3 of 4 record. Twenty schools participated.
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KSU
Kent State
Buckeye
Ardath Franck
Jeanne Cook
Veterans subsistence delays prompt reporting to coordinator
Dewey Barich urged any veteran not receiving subsistence or failing to report the issue to the veterans affairs coordinator to submit his name promptly. House military affairs member Huber pledged action, while Senator Taft seeks reinstatement for 17 men cut off when payments failed.
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Dewey Barich
Veterans’ Affairs
Barich
Huber
House Military Affairs Committee
Taft
NTFC Rehearsals Begin for Student Musical
Rehearsals for the student musical No Time for Classes start after final casting. Producer Mike Friedland notes specialty acts by Joy and Colleen Brand and a Pat Corbett directed number with Charlotte Jenkins Joah McDermott Nita Wendling Greta Hawkins. Ed Siennicki adds new songs. Stock at $1 per share was offered Monday in the atrium booth.
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Mike Friedland
Joy
Colleen Brand
Ruth Smith
Pat Corbett
Charlotte Jenkins
Joah McDermott
Nita Wendling
Greta Hawkins
Ed Siennicki
Friedland
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Beverly Myers
Jean Olson
Peggy Kinnear
Juanita Wendling
Betty Jean Carlson
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Zelma Riley
Gretchen Wagoner
Jean Goncher
Ruth Hoehn
Mercedes Sanchez
Caroline Havre
Barbara Ross
Ann Antypas
Joan Urban
Mickey Yeager
Marcia Traxler
Berniece Looney
Helen Bougher
Betty Kimberlin
Gloria Lee Neff
Betty Lou Tuttle
Barbara Graff
Ruthann Shelar
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