Kent Debating Teams Win Big in Separate Tours
Kent’s men and women claimed first and second place respectively in two weekend tournaments. The men beat eight of 12 debates, facing 19 teams at Capitol University in Columbus. the women, eight rounds and six wins, faced 21 teams at Mount Mercy College in Pittsburgh. The topics were The Nationalization of Basic Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
James N. Holm
Capitol University
Columbus
Mount Mercy College
Pittsburgh
Muskingum
Kenyon
Marietta
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
University of Cincinnati
Wooster
Denison
University of West Virginia
St. Francis
California State College (of Pennsylvania
Slippery Rock
University of Pittsburgh
Washington and Jefferson
Twirl Twirl Dance Supports Heart Fund
All proceeds from the university dance Twirl Twirl going to the 1950 Heart fund. Men must be weighed at a table between Kent hall and the atrium to determine admission prices from 90 cents to 1.22 dollars. those under 100 and over 250 pounds admitted free. Bill Andrie orchestra provides music. university women receive 12 30 a.m. permits.
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Union Ballroom
Jacqueline Burrell
Ron Smolik
Kent Hall
Atrium
Bill Andrie
Penny carnival entries open for Wills gym event
Penny carnival entries are accepted until 2 p.m. tomorrow announced Terry Atkinson. All fraternities sororities and independent groups may enter. The carnival will be held in Wills gym on Friday March 31.
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Terry Atkinson
Wills Gym
Programs Due Must Be Returned Today
Dr. C E Atkinson registrar urges return of all trial programs to the registrar’s office today. Completion dates for registration including large white program cards have not been announced.
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C. E. Atkinson
Two Seniors Suspended Indefinitely by University
University president George A. Bowman announced the suspension of two New Jersey seniors Kev in J. Dahl and Albert T. Carragher after their arrest in Akron on auto theft suspicions. They received a suspended $50 fine and 30 days from Municipal Judge William H. Victor, with six months readmission ban.
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Kevin J. Dahl
Albert T. Carragher
George A. Bowman
New Jersey
Akron
William H. Victor
Bowman
R. E. Manchester
Hop Tomorrow: Midweek Dance With Jimmy Riggs Orchestra
The midweek hop returns tomorrow from 8 to 10 p.m. in the Student Union ballroom with Jimmy Riggs' orchestra. Admission is 25 cents per person.
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Student Union
Jimmy Riggs
University Trustee Joseph Hanan Dies in Florida
Joseph B. Hanan vice president of the university board of trustees died in Winterhaven Florida after a cerebral hemorrhage at 61 He vacationed there with his wife for three months and wrote President Bowman that they were in good health He had served on the board since 1935 and was a former president of the board He retired as staff superintendent of the B F Goodrich industrial products division in 1947 Survived by wife daughter Mrs R B McCurdy Akron and three grandchildren Funeral arrangements are handled by S C Bissler and Sons Inc Kent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Hanan
University Board of Trustees
Winterhaven
Fla
Hanan
Florida
Bowman
B. F. Goodrich Company
Sharon
Township
Medina County
Wadsworth High School
Auburn
R. B. McCurdy
Akron
5. C. Bissler and Sons, Inc
Kent
Freed MC's Burr Dance in Akron With Alan Freed
Alan Freed former WAKR DJ will MC the Chestnut Burr dance at Akron East Market Gardens on March 10 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. He will crown the Burr queen at intermission from four candidates. Charlie Spivak and his orchestra provide the music.
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Alan Freed
WAKR
Akron
East Market Gardens
Freed
Burr
Charlie Spivak
Freshman Class Plans Two Campus Events
Freshmen announce two events for the year an all-university dance in Wills gym on April 28 and a freshman talent show in the auditorium on May 25 both featuring newcomers. The Sweat er Swagger dance is set for March 11 in the Union ballroom from 8 30 to 11 p m.
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Wills Gym
Union Ballroom
Ron Rice
Moulton Music Room
Three Prefs Talk Tonight on Atomic Age Problems
Three sociology professors Dr. James T. Laing Dr. Paul M. Houser and Dr. James E. Fleming will present a panel on Problems of Social Change in the Atomic Age in 317McG at 8 p.m. The seventh talk in the social science series is open to the public at no charge. The final lecture of the social science program by Paul G. Kitchin will follow Thursday in 317McG on International Control of Atomic Energy.
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James T. Laing
Paul M. Houser
James E. Fleming
Paul G. Kitchin
Miracle on 34th Street library screening at 317 McG
The library sponsors a viewing of Miracle on 34th Street at 317 McG tomorrow evening with two showings at 6 and 8 15 p.m. Tickets are available at the library checking desk today and tomorrow.
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Charles Goetzinger
Tom McManue
Eugene Berrodin
John Gallagher
Geraldine Carroll
Bette Cosetti
Josephine Vallelonga
Jane Klee
Twirl Twirl
Heart Fund
Atkinson
Stopherhall
Buchtel College
University of Akron
Freed MC
Burr Dance
Rice
Mary Lou Noel
Arlene Kyle
Don McCarthy
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