Pork Barrel plans split by gender on campus
After heated meetings yesterday the Women's League and Men's Union unofficially adopted sweeping changes to Pork Barrel 1950. The revised judging points cut staging and costume to ten while presentation response and effect each count 35 and originality 20. The groups will be divided by sex and eliminations added to the final show.
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John Fowler
Ed Merkling
Women’s League
Men’s Union
Student Council
Women's League
Norma van Benthuysen
League
Former KSU Student Wins Battle After Plane Crash
Miriam Pugh, once told she would never walk again after a crash, defied doctors and learned to sit up and walk. She later walked on Christmas Day 1948 and regained mobility through months of exercise. Today she bowls, dances, and leads a successful business life.
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Frank V. Whitley
KSU
Miriam Pugh
Miriam
Graduate Exam Forms Available
Applications for the Graduate Record Examination will be available Monday at the University Guidance and Testing office. The exam will be given on campus Feb. 3 and 4. Applications must be received by The Education Testing Service before Jan 20.
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University Guidance and Testing Office
Education Testing Service
P.O. Box
Princeton
N.J
Guidance Services Return At Psychology Clinic
Psychological guidance for students returns this quarter. The clinic operates Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. It offers aptitude and interest testing personality testing vocational and personal adjustment counseling at no charge to all students.
WKSU Monday Broadcast Schedule Highlights
Radio listing shows a 560 PM schedule with five minute news at 3 00 Roy Patterson anchors a Chapel area lineup including Show Business Gene Mekler Folk Time Tunes Rick Uray Keyboard Concert News Round-up Bill Loftus Campus Calendar Lois Dolhar a 4 30 Sports Summary and 4 35 Concert Classic Hour followed by 5 00 Sign Off.
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Roy Patterson
Gene Mekler
Rick Uray
Bill Lof
Tus
Lois Dolhar
Au K U Struggle dance after Akron Kent State game
Music by Bob Cole orchestra will headline the dance in the Kent State Union ballroom after the Akron KSU basketball game in Wills gym. Sponsored by the Interfraternity council the event is open to Akron and Kent students. Tickets 50 cents. Struggle ends at midnight.
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Bob Cole
Kent State Union
Wills Gym
Inter-fraternity Council
Akron
Kent
Booster Club
Dean of Women's Office
Sophomore Dues Paid At Campus Table
Sophomore dues of 50 cents may be paid today and next week from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the table between Kent hall and the Atrium. Shelly Pressler announced the class president after the first meeting held Wednesday evening. Dr. William G. Meinke was chosen class advisor and committees were formed with Jackie Burrell and Ron Smolik heading the social committee. Don Friedman leads the publicity committee and Bryant Kurtzman heads the inter class rivalry group.
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Kent Hall
Shelly Pressler
William G. Meinke
Jackie Burrell
Ron Smolik
Jean Apitz
Marilyn Hall
Joanne Jordan
Sandi Jo Kohls
Si Lee
Marie Link
Dan Moss
Bob Savanya
Janet Schrader
Don Friedman
Joanne Moose
Vern Roberts
Bryant Kurtzman
Graduation applications available for March and June seniors
Seniors slated to graduate in March or June should pick up their graduation applications Monday via the registrar's office. Schools of education note the process and deadlines for submission.
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College of Education
Committees Approve Revisions to Point Judging System
Late night joint meeting of Women's League and Men's Union Pork Barrel committees accepts recommendations with changes. The audience response phrase is removed and replaced by effect. Judging staff is reduced from three sets to two.
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Women’s League
Men’s Union Pork Barrel
Pork Barrel to feature student entertainment over three nights
League members supported a three night Pork Barrel program with eliminations to curb mediocrity. President Tom Welsh argued seven nights would burden rehearsals and supervision, stressing the goal to improve the show while avoiding minority demands. Committees from both sponsoring groups planned joint meetings to set governing bodies and ballots.
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League
Men's Union
Tom Welsh
Welsh
History professor speaks at Phi Alpha Theta dinner
Dr. Roberts, head of the history department, was guest speaker at the Phi Alpha Theta dinner at the Robin Hood last night. He addressed members on the Romance of American History.
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A. Sellen Roberts
Phi Alpha Theta Fraternity
National History Honorary Society
Dr. Roberts
Choir to honor Bach and Handl in university concert
The A Cappella choir directed by Caro M. Carapetyan presents a two part program celebrating Jacob Handl and J. S. Bach. Items include Lotti, Durante, Hassler, Handl, Amner, Bach, Panchenko, Tschesnokoff, Rachmaninoff, Palestrina and Handl. The first concert of the quarter is set for Tuesday January 17 at 8 15 p.m.
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Caro M. Carapetyan
Jacob Handl
J. S. Bach
John Amner
J. 8
Bach
Panchenko
Tschesnokoff
Rachmaninoff
Palestrina
Stadium fund reaches quota for first unit
Cash gifts for the Memorial stadium fund have passed the $60,000 mark to begin construction of the first unit. The drive netted $60,017.16 from Portage county individuals industries firms clubs and organizations since spring 1947. The quota was $75,000 reduced to $60,000 to finish the first unit before the 1950 football season. The initial unit will have about 4,500 seats with deck steel stands and wooden seats on the south side.
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Memorial Stadium
Portage County
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