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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1950

Page

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Student council voids fund allocations over faulty minutes

After a reprimand from President George Bowman over unorthodox meeting procedures, the student council nullified last week's fund distributions of over 100000 and formed a mixed faculty-student probe. The panel includes Murray Campbell Gerald Ott Charles Fletcher and Irv Wheatley with Bowman to appoint faculty members. Kappa Alpha Mu fraternity was also approved as a campus organization.

John D. Fowler Irv Wheatley Pres George A. Bowman Wheatley Bowman Holly Gier Council Charles Fletcher Fletcher Murray Campbell Gerald Ott Kappa Alpha Mu Sol Baltimore

Honorary Lieutenant Colonels Attend Akron Dance

Flowers for a Colonel were given to Joan O'Hara and Coletta Vance as part of the Miss Ryder celebration. The formal East Market Gardens event featured the Elliot Lawrence orchestra with a heart to heart program. About 475 couples attended.

Joan O'Hara Coletta Vance Miss Ryder Akron East Market Gardens Elliot Lawrence

Dewey Added To Theology Says Bonthius

Dr. Robert H. Bonthius of Wooster College argues Dewey contributed more to theology than he took away. He discussed the God Dewey made and the God who made Dewey, criticizing reliance on natural sources over supernatural ones while supporting theologians' views.

Robert H. Bonthius Wooster College John Dewey Bonthius Dewey Dr. Bonthius

Graduation Announcements On Sale At College Book Store

June graduation notices are now available at the college book store. Each announcement costs 10 cents and buyers may place orders today.

Handwriting Test Set for Education Students

ScrIBBLERS students in the college of education who have not met handwriting requirements may take a test on Tuesday February 28 at 4 p m in the University School Auditorium. The rule requires passing English 109 or a handwriting test given to all freshmen during orientation.

College of Education University School

Twirl Twirl weighs in for pound prom at Union ballroom

University women plan a "Twirl Twirl" event next Friday in the Student Union ballroom 9 p.m. to midnight. A weigh‑in table will run Monday to Friday for invited men, with admission set by a price chart from 90 cents for 100 pounders to 1.22 for 250 pounds. those under 100 or over 250 pounds enter free.

University Student Union

Delta Tau Delta Installation At Ohio Campus

The Delta Omega chapter of Delta Tau Delta is to be installed on campus with the ceremony tonight and tomorrow. Herbert, a Cleveland attorney and former Ohio governor, will speak at the events as initiation teams from Western Reserve, Ohio State, Kenyon, and Purdue oversee the installation.

Ma Tau Delta Fraternity Delta Omega Delta Tau Delta Herbert Cleveland At Dell Western Reserve Ohio State Kenyon Purdue

Debaters from UK and Kent Plan Welfare State Talk Tonight

A cross national debate at 7 30 p m in the McGilvrey science library features Malcolm Webster Low and Geraldine Carroll for the affirmative and David Reid and Arthur Campfield for the opposition. Dean John Reed Spicer chairs the event organized with the Institute of International Education New York and open to the public.

Kent State McGilvrey Science Library Malcolm David Webster-Low University of Edinburgh Geraldine Carroll Kent David D. T. Reid University of Glasgow Arthur Campfield Royal Highland Regiment Loretto Edinburgh University John Reed Spicer Institute of International Education New York

Duke Of KentNominations Close Monday

The Duke of Kent contest sponsored by Chi Omega opens nominations until Monday. Mary Jane Kerwin calls for male students to nominate via her mailbox with sponsor names. Voting runs March 1 through 6, one cent per vote, with a trophy awarded March 6 at halftime of the Kent Western Reserve game.

Duke of Kent Mary Jane Kerwin Chi Omega Sorority Miss Kerwin Fred Green Phi Beta Phi Fraternity Duke of

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