NTFC Show Supports Stadium Drive
Lenny Taylor leads NTFC in donating show profits to the Stadium drive. The group aims to produce the best NTFC show in university history while avoiding handouts, hoping to pack the house and raise funds for the project. The effort is seen as a promising early step toward realizing the Stadium.
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A Boost To The Booster Club Opens New Year
The University Booster club reports a successful 1947 with 1048 charter members and a surplus of 335.73 dollars. Al Weekley succeeds Mickey Dover as president, with many unnamed helpers praised for their hard work and commitment to booster activities.
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Social Code in Jeopardy Amid Liberal University Conduct
The university faces a threat to its liberal Social Code after years of effort and a spring innovation. Officials can no longer claim violations are isolated. Critics press for repeal if conduct remains unchecked, prompting calls for tighter supervision of students.
Antigone Opens Tomorrow Under New Director
Muriel K. Lewis associate professor of speech directs Antigone opening tomorrow night at the university. The first year instructor brings experimental staging and a focus on character studies poetry and contemporary relevance. Lewis trained at Hunter College and the University of Wisconsin and previously assisted Jo Mielziner while directing theater for troops.
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Joan of Lorraine
University of Wisconsin
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Antigone
Kent Stater Publishes Section of Social Code Violations
The Kent Stater reviews the university social code focusing on late permits and chaperone requirements. Roy Newsome, social committee chair, notes both men and women have violated current rules leading to calls for stricter enforcement and clearer registration procedures.
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Federal Grand Jury to Probe St Louis Food Prices
Washington reports a Federal Grand Jury will investigate food prices in St Louis after Attorney General Clark ordered the inquiry yesterday. The motion follows concerns over price stability and consumer impact in the gateway city.
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Veterans Seek Higher Benefits in 80th Congress Push
The VFW and American Legion press for boosted GI education subsidies, training income ceilings, veterans’ pensions for dependents, and expanded housing under Taft Ellender Wagner. Lawmakers to probe Army propaganda on universal military training with hearings next session. Harlan joins VA staff on campus to assist disability claims.
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Stadium Honor Roll Receives New Contributions
Latest figures from the Comptroller's office list cash donations to the Stadium drive. The report highlights updated totals and names of contributing groups and individuals.
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