Campus Leaders Split On Eliminations Issue
Student leaders weigh Pork Barrel eliminations as Women's League and Men's Union prepare final judgments. The act series draws capacity crowds but calls for fair rules to ensure all groups can present. Final decisions rest with Women's League and Men's Union governing bodies.
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Women’s League
Men’s Union
Barbara Berg
Irv Wheatley
Student Council
Concensus
Wheatley
SC Proxy
Tom Welsh
Welsh
Women’s League and Men's Union
Cameras Click Again Photographers Plan Annual Short Course
The ninth annual short course in press photography will run March 21 to 24 with exhibits lectures and classes. James A. Fosdick says sessions will meet in 317 McGilvrey and a public exhibit occurs March 20 to 23 in Wills gym. A $15 registration applies, with one hour credit for photography students.
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James A. Fosdick
McGilvrey
Wills Gym
Fosdick
Leads In RW Cast Named For A Piece of String
The first radio workshop production of the year titled A Piece of String is announced by director John Lapidakis. Leading roles include Bill McGaw Haudecorne Beverly Ash Gus Aivaliopis Cal Currens Landore and Ed Spence Malandia. Bill Charles will announce the presentation with Jerry Lettofsky as engineer. The Maupassant story adaptation by Robert West will air at 11 a.m. Saturday January 14 on WAKR Akron.
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Radio Workshop
John Lapidakis
Bill McGaw
Haudecorne
Beverly Ash
Gus Aivaliopis
Cal Currens
Landore
Ed Spence
Malandia
Bill Charles
Jerry Lettofsky
Guy de Maupassant
Robert West
WAKR
Akron
WKSU Adds Three Programs to Broadcast Schedule
WKSU introduces three new shows starting January 16. The Introducing a Faculty Member series features a weekly faculty member on Tuesdays at 3 30 p m with Jim Saccovazzo interviewing. Kent Stater of the Air gathers four Stater editors each Wednesday at 4 15 p m to discuss university activities from reporters’ view with Myron Abood moderating.
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WKSU
Dave Freed
Kent Stater
Jim Saccovazzo
Stater
Myron Abood
Senior Leads Akron Talks on United Nations Affairs
Fred Scadding a senior in the college of liberal arts will lead six weekly discussions on United Nations affairs at the Akron YMCA starting Thursday Jan 19 The selection was made by Dr Leslie W Garnett advisor to the local Committee on International Understanding after YMCA official Paul Parker requested a choice Scadding is a Blue Key and Gamma Tau Delta member and part of the Pre statesmanship group of the committee
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Fred Scadding
College of Liberal Arts
United Nations
Akron Ymca
Leslie W. Garnett
Committee On International Understanding
YMCA
Paul Parker
Blue Key
Gamma Tau Delta
Scadding
Graduation Applications Urged for March and June Seniors
Seniors expecting to graduate in March or June must pick up graduation applications in the registrar's office. The College of Education notes several students have reported to the education office by mistake.
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College of Education
ISA Meeting Move For Candidate Presentation
The ISA meeting to present candidates of the three parties is moved to next Monday at 7 30 p m in rooms 204 5 6 of the Student Union from the previously announced site at 458 McG.
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ISA
UT Ducats Available Next Week for University Theater
Tickets for the University theater production Philadelphia Story go on sale next week at a Kent Hall Atrium table. Student tickets require activity carts or UT membership cards. The play runs January 26 27 and 28 at 8 15 p.m. An open reception follows the January 27 performance in the art department gallery.
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University Theater
Kent Hall
Ernie Mauer
Mauer
Gallery of the Art
Wayne Wolfert
Final figures show 5630 winter students enrolled
Charles E. Atkinson reports 5630 new winter enrollees, including 3193 non veterans and 2437 veterans. About 160 new students arrive, with 130 beginning freshmen and 30 transfers. 256 graduate students are also noted. No further program changes will occur, though drops remain possible.
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Charles E. Atkinson
Atkinson
Demos resigns from elections committee over unconstitutionality
Pete Demos, elected to Student Council in 1948, resigns from the elections committee claiming unconstitutionality in university elections and criticizing student government for bypassing rules. He warns allocations committee and calls for a new constitution after publishing Letters to the Students.
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Pete Demos
Student Council
Demos
Council
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