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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1949

Page

1

Traffic fines set university record for last quarter

Les Morgan reports the university traffic division collected 635 dollars in fines in the last quarter, the highest total ever. September through December amounts were 111, 68, 106, and 350 dollars respectively, with December boosted by freshman week parking violations. The system began in spring 1947, total now 3,112 dollars, and a revised license plate registration by April 1 will impose a 1 dollar fine for unregistered licenses.

University Les Morgan Tink Tad Wenn Iful Ocpl Morgan Terrace Lodge

Proofs Ready for Chestnut Burr Seniors

All seniors who had Chestnut Burr pictures taken late or who had retakes may obtain proofs in the Burr office from noon until 1 5 p.m. today. Burr photographers announced last night.

Burr

Expansion of driveway behind McGilvery and Kent halls

Traffic director Les Morgan says a wider driveway is being built behind McGilvery and Kent halls. The project widens the drive by nine and a half yards in most areas while preserving its present width near the McGilvery hall steps. Construction has begun.

McGilvery and Kent Halls Les Morgan McGilvery Hall

ISA Organizes Faculty Night Tryouts for March Hub event

The Independent Student Association announces Faculty Night tryouts now underway for March at the Hub. Instructors may contact Babe Hahn via mailbox to participate. Plans for a new four page ISA paper were disclosed, with the first issue due in February. Leo Damore was named chairman of the special publicity committee.

Independent Student Association Babe Hahn Leo Damore Special Publicity Committee

Senior Class Meeting for August Graduates Today

Seniors and students planning to graduate in August or earlier are invited to a 4 p.m. meeting in 419 McG. The agenda covers commencement exercises and graduation rings with committee appointments to be made.

Final Judges Set For Barrel Pork Barrel Event

Final judges for Pork Barrel on Feb. 4 are Vernon McQuiddy of Cleveland art for American greeting cards, A Clark Miller of Timken vocational high school Canton dramatics director, and Mrs. Emelyn Close Terry Louisville high school vocal music director. Participating groups must pay a $5 fee to Guy Shelley at Gamma Tau Delta house. fee refundable if equipment is removed before noon Feb. 5. Rehearsal times and lengths to be announced this week.

Pork Barrel Vernon McQuiddy Cleveland American Greeting Cards A. Clark Miller Timken Vocational High School Canton Emelyn Close Terry Louisville High School Louisville Ohio Guy Shelley Gamma Tau Delta Shelley

Contest Underway Submissions for Stater Short Story Contest

Submissions for next week's Stater short story contest are now being accepted. Writers may enter by the stated deadline, with prize details and entry rules published in the official notice.

Stater Accepts 900 Dollar Cut In Allocations

The Kent Stater and Women's League trimmed their allocations by 900 and 125 dollars respectively to generate a near 1000 dollar surplus. Seventeen university groups shared 30 000 last night with six groups seeking more funds, varsity athletics remaining at its original allotment.

Kent Stater Stater Women's League Social Committee University Theater Assembly Committee

SAM To Make Appointments

Society for Advancement of Management will hold its first meeting of the winter quarter in 317 McG at 7 30 p m today. Appointments for publicity chairman corresponding secretary and the program committee will be announced. The board of directors will meet at 6 45 in the same room. Plans for the rest of the quarter will be discussed.

Society For Advancement of Management

Forest Opens Three Night Run at University Theater

University Theater presents Another Part of the Forest by Lillian Hellman with Curtis directing. Cast rehearses for opening night tomorrow and shows Friday and Saturday at Kent Hall with activity card reservations available today for a single ticket.

University Theater Hubbards Frederick March Florence Eldridge Edmund O'Brien Dan Duryea Lillian Hellman Hubbard Little Foxes Miss Hellman Curtis Earl Curtis Dave Freed Kent Hall

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