Kent Roundtable Conference Invites Campus Groups
In observance of Brotherhood week Kent State University calls all campus organizations to send delegates to a Roundtable conference today from 3 to 5 p m in 205 SU. Two official student delegates are Marilyn Faigin and Edward Rivers with alternates Katherine Brazar and George Ritchie. Oscar Ritchie and Rev Charles V Ireland join Cleveland conference preparations.
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KSU
Cleveland
Kent
Marilyn Faigin
Edward Rivers
Katherine Brazar
George Ritchie
Oscar Ritchie
Charles V. Ireland
Ritchie
Ireland
Weldon M. Williams
Paul Oren
ISA Puts Varieties On Stage at University School Auditorium
The Independent Students Association presents an eight item variety show at 8 p m Thursday in the University School auditorium. Emcee Dave Borocki hosts performances by the KSU Men's Glee Club and The McCarthy Men with Bartender Roland Gamble directing Bar Rays. Other acts include John Presley impressionist, Darktown Poker Club, Mary Lou Anglemyer singing, Pete Dignan crooning, Joe Mihalik violin, and a surprise magic act. Admission 25 cents.
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Independent Student’s Association
University School
Dave Borocki
ISA
KSU
Ralph Hartzell
Don Rand
McCarthy Men
Bar Rags
McCarthy
Don McCarthy
Bob Zagrey
Lee Hall
Don Carney
Rich Fawcett
Roland Gamble
Bar Rays
John Presley
Darktown Poker Club
Mary Lou Anglemyer
Love
Stardust
Pete Dignan
Joe Mihalik
University Chorus And A Capella Choir Set Tonight
University students will perform solos at 8 15 in the auditorium as the University chorus and a capella choir present works by Bach Moulton Rachmaninoff and Haydn The Seasons will be featured with soloists Leon Carapetyan Nancy Fiocca and Park Cooley Accompanist Neil Davis hails from Ada Free admission sponsored by the School of Music.
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Bach
Moulton
Rachmanioff
Joseph Haydn
Leon Carapetyan
Caro M. Carapetyan
Nancy Fiocca
Park Cooley
LA Seniors Urged to File Graduation Applications
Liberal arts seniors at LA College expecting August graduation must file their graduation applications with the registrar by the start of the next quarter, per Mrs. Mary Alexander.
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Mary Alexander
LA College
University Board Names ROTC Staff Additions
The University board of trustees approved Lt. Robert E. Gowing as the newest member of the ROTC staff with an assistant professor of military science and tactics appointment. The board also authorized indefinite leaves for faculty called into service and extended the provision to those departing for national defense duty.
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The
University Board of Trustees
Robert E. Gowing
ROTC
Gowing
Mars chik Teaches Lathe Safety In Industrial Arts Class
Photo by Norm Salem shows Frank A. Mars chik, associate professor of industrial arts, instructing his class in proper lathe operating procedure. The text notes shop machine classes are small to provide better individual training for students.
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Norm Salem
Frank A. Marschik
Fashion spread highlights Women’s League show at Union
Tomorrow’s Stater edition features six pages with a picture spread from last Thursday’s Women’s league style show in the Union. Sorority and independent women model the latest spring fashions in color and detail. The special edition is made possible by the holiday Thursday.
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Women’s League
Stater Chestnut Burr Editorships Seek Applications
Applications for editor and business manager of the Stater and Chestnut Burr are invited in the journalism office from Feb 26 to March 2. Prof. William Taylor, chairman of the Student Faculty Publications Policy committee, announces details at 114 M. The committee will meet March 7 at 3 p.m. to review candidates. Students must provide eight copies and appear for interviews. read the handbook Standard Operating Procedure for Student Publications available at 113 Merrill.
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The
Stater
Chestnut Burr
William Taylor
Taylor
Merrill
Air Force Cancels Reserve Call Plans After Senate Probe
Nearly 60 000 reservists scheduled for recall were cancelled by the Air Force today after a Senate subcommittee accused the service of hoarding manpower. The measure affects individuals slated for recall only and leaves reserve-unit callups unchanged. The action followed a Senate preparedness subcommittee investigation into potential hoarding of men.
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Air Force
Senate
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Skinner enjoys busy stage life and Paris trip plans
Cornelia Otis Skinner says stage work keeps her occupied and she will tour Europe for 13 days starting today to gather material for a new show titled Paris in the Nineties. She notes she can be her own boss in monologue and recalls Our Hearts Were Young and Gay inspired by college days in 1923.
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Don Friedman
Cornelia Otis Skinner
University Auditorium
KSU
Paris
Miss Skinner
Europe
Emily Kimbrough
Lady Windermere
University Women to Get 11 30 Permits for Feb 21
Dr. Ada V. Hyatt, dean of women, says University women will receive 11 30 permits for Wednesday February 21 due to the holiday on February 22 Washingtons birthday.
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Ada V. Hyatt
Washington
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