Election Heads Promise Close Vote Check
Elections committee votes to run two polling tables at Wills gym entrance from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday for Most Popular Man and Woman with last name groups A to L and M to Z. Voter ID may be requested, names checked against class lists, and last minute electioneering guarded.
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Elections Committee
Wills Gym
Bill Lyon
Betty Hoy
Bob Reash
Blue and Gold
Hank Johnston
Barbara McDowell
Blue Star
Juniors to Meet for Popularity Ball Plans
Junior class to meet at 3 p.m. today in 219K per president Bob Casey. Discussion will cover plans for the traditional popularity ball sponsored by the lower three classes. Prom committee members are urged to attend.
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Bob Casey
Phrateres Set Meeting and Membership Drive Schedule
Phrateres to meet Wednesday February 26 at 4 p.m. in 214K per Evelyn Reynolds social chairman. University women invited. Membership drive runs March 3 to March 14. A formal initiation banquet will be held at the Robinhood to end the drive.
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Phrateres
National Organization For College Women
Evelyn Reynolds
Robinhood
Model Model contest draws 37 entrants at uni
Thirty seven coeds entered the Model Model contest by this morning with registrations taken at the University News bureau 113M. Models compete Friday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium for the title.
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University
Atom Test Observer Lectures In Auditorium Tonight
Harry N. Stevens, observer for rubber industry, will lecture with photos of Bikini atom bomb tests in Akron. He coordinates B F Goodrich research and will speak at a Department of Physical Sciences sponsored open meeting. Stevens witnessed the tests and will report findings to the government.
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Harry N. Stevens
Stevens
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron
Department of Physical Sciences
The
Rubber Company
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Akron Law School
Hour Boost Set For Vets Under Public Law 16
Public law 16 veterans must carry at least 16 credit hours in the spring quarter to receive full subsistence payments, says veterans' coordinator Mike Urda. The rule raises the former 15 hour minimum and excludes those under public law 346.
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Mike Urda
Pork Barrel Contest Entries Due and Elimination Plans
Applications for organizational and individual acts in the annual Pork Barrel contest are due Friday March 7 announced by Wallace Krivoy chairman. Blanks available at the dean of men office. Eliminations on the auditorium stage Thursday March 27 with Pork Barrel scheduled for April 7.
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Wallace Krivoy
Women Vets to Send Delegates to Philadelphia Convention
The Legion of Women veterans University Post 2 will send four delegates to the American Academy of Social and Political Scientists convention in Philadelphia on April 18 and 19. The delegation includes Ann Gray Ruth Wright Margaret Boyle and Cecelia Elson. A March 6 meeting will feature a dinner and theater party in Akron.
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Legion of Women Veterans
University Post 2
American Academy of Social and Political Scientists
Philadelphia
Ann Gray
Ruth Wright
Margaret Boyle
Cecelia Elson
Akron
No Time For Classes Opens With New Scenic Design
NTFC unveils impressionistic scenery for the student production No Time For Classes at the university auditorium opening Wednesday March 5. Alice Hudson serves as production art director crafting a modern shadows-free stage suggesting endless space.
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Alice Hudson
Registration Schedule Set For University Pre Register
Students may pre register this quarter with new and transfer students starting Monday March 24 after vacation. Juniors and seniors register first then underclassmen. Only about 500 permits issued daily to limit congestion. Admissions staff expect steady enrollment. next term classes to run evenings Saturdays and 5 to 6 pm mainly English and business.
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Stopher
Amner Revises Fresh Spanish Courses for Next Term
Dr F Dewey Amner announces a new type 161 intensive Spanish course for the second quarter. Classes run two hours daily with reduced outside work, split into two conversational groups at 3 p.m. and grammar practice at 4 p.m. Supplementary 160A French Spanish courses begin next month. no German section due to staff shortages.
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F. Dewey Amner
Department of Foreign Languages
Marina Martin
Alberto Pamies
Charles F. Kirk
Amner
Geitgey Receives Service Ring for Dedication at Delta Sigma Pi
Alvin J. Geitgey Delta Sigma Pi headmaster earned the Beta Pi chapter leadership ring for outstanding service. A senior in business administration majoring in newspaper management, he was honored at a Saturday banquet. Bill Sullivan presented the award. Geitgey edits the 1947 Chestnut Burr, appears in Who's Who, and belongs to Blue Key and Chi Pi. He graduates next month.
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Alvin J. Geitgey
Delta Sigma Pi International Professional Honorary Business Fraternity
Beta Pi
Geitgey
Bill Sullivan
Chestnut Burr
Blue Key
Chi Pi
LA Colleges Lead In Grades And Honors Lists
The liberal arts college reports the most students with 3.5 to 3.99 averages, while the college of education with 1155 students leads in the 3.0 to 3.49 band. The 4.0 group spans multiple names across liberal arts, business administration with 1560 enrollment, and education, listing numerous students by name.
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Liberal Arts College
College of Education
College of Liberal Arts
Elizabeth Beer
William Bridges
Karl Burns, Jr
Vernon Detter
Roger Dipaolo
Herbert Divney
Ellen Darling
William Elston
Audrie
Farnshell
Ardath Franck
Pete Haikalis
Janet Harmon
Olive Hobbs
Robert Jenkins
Paul Kitchin
William Parana
Marilyn Powell
Virginia Reis
Charles Silva
John Stroup
Kenneth Telford
Edward Trapp
Robert Wides
George Wright
Joseph Young
Nellie Young
William Zeller
College of Business Administration
Robert Brown
Earl
Christen
Donald Clough
Albert Fowler
Reynard Fox
Porter Hall
June Hirka
Richard Keith
Henry Morlan
William Myers
Irwin Newhouse
Robert Rector
Thomas Shubert
Frederick Siegfried
Albert Stevenson
Marjorie Walton
Harding Wichart
Chester Amond
Marvin Bloomberg
June Derks
Bernard Frost
Loren Hostetler
Martha Riley
Mavis Schilling, Jr
Robert Shaffer
Kent State Debaters Place Third at Mt Mercy Tournament
Kent State's men's debate team finished third at the Mt Mercy College tournament in Pittsburgh. The affirmative duo Eugene Perrodin and Myron Gilbert went two and two, while the negative team Warren Lashley and Roger Howard posted three wins and one loss. University of Pittsburgh won team honors with Penn State second.
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Kent State
Mt. Mercy College
Pittsburgh
Eugene Perrodin
Myron Gilbert
Warren Lashley
Roger Howard
University of Pittsburgh
Penn State
Kent State to Be Featured in Chicago Tribune Sunday Page
The Chicago Tribune will publish a full page in its graphic section on Sunday March 30 showcasing Kent State. News Bureau director Michael J. Radock announced the feature. Tribune cameraman and reporter teams covered the campus Monday and yesterday to prepare photographs and copy.
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Kent State
Chicago Tribune
News Bureau
Michael J. Radock
Tribune
French Club to discuss Modern French Music evening
Audrey Kana and Louise Williams speak on Modern French Music at the French club meeting. Recordings in French will be played. The session starts Wednesday at 7 p.m. at 303 Wilson Ave hosted by Miss Helen Machan, associate professor of French and Spanish.
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Audrey Kana
Louise Williams
Wilson Ave
Helen Machan
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Independent Students Association
Jeri Petzel
Alpha Omega
Phoebe Steiner
Phi Beta Phi
Jim Fletcher
Pat Wahl
Berniece Looney
Agnes Sawyer
Henry Ford
Courier-Tribune
NTFC
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