Miss Kent State Election Rules Set by SC
The student council yesterday set new rules for Miss Kent State candidates requiring juniors or seniors. Petitions for student elections will be issued to ensure signatures occur in the same time interval on specific forms. Roy Apple joined the athletic policy committee to fill a vacancy and Barbara McDowell was appointed to the elections committee replacing George Insche who resigned due to conflicting schedules.
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Kent State
Roy Apple
Barbara McDowell
George Insche
Cancel Easy Chair Speaker Program This Week
Dean Raymond E. Manchester announced there will be no Easy Chair program this week. The schedule for the next three weeks was released with Dr Kenneth Pringle on January 30, Miss Alice Haley on February 6, and Dr Charles B Sumner on February 13 delivering a motion picture illustrated lecture.
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Raymond E. Manchester
Kenneth Pringle
Alice Haley
Charles B. Sumner
Rockwell Library Sees 318 Students Use Sunday Access
Librarian John B. Nicholson Jr reports 318 students used Rockwell library on its first Sunday open to KSU students. The count, gathered over a short period, prompts questions about future Sunday hours. Nicholson says it is too early to judge results and a full update will follow after the third trial.
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John B. Nicholson, Jr
Rockwell Library
KSU
Nicholson
Semon to Speak On PSX Program at KSU Thursday
Dr. Waldo Lansbury Semon of B F Goodrich, a pioneer in synthetic rubber, will speak in room 317 McGilvrey Hall Thursday at 7 p m. The Phi Sigma Xi science honorary at KSU presents Development of American Synthetic Rubber.
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Waldo Lansbury Semon
B.F. Goodrich Co
McGilvrey Hall
Phi Sigma Xi
KSU
Semon
Allocations Group To Meet Thursday In Kent Hall Room 214
The allocations committee will meet in room 214 Kent hall on Thursday at 4 p.m. Allocation agents are directed to bring their account books.
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Kent Hall
Pearce Issues Call For Contestants for College Contests
University students are invited to join contests directed by Prof. D. W. Pearce in Kent Hall room 315 at 7 p.m. next Monday. Men compete March 21 at Wittenberg College Springfield in extemp speaking interpretive reading and oration. Women compete February 21 at Ohio University Athens in the same events.
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D. W. Pearce
Kent Hall
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio University
Athens
KSU to Debate Against Akron Tonight
Two KSU debate teams travel to Akron for an informal debate with the University of Akron announced by Prof. James N Holm. Holm joins Ohio public discussion committee and will attend a Columbus meeting Saturday.
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Akron
University of Akron
James N. Holm
Holm
State of Ohio
Columbus
Legislative Assembly of the Northeast
Organizations Aid Boosters Drive
The Booster club membership drive ends Wednesday and gained momentum after meetings last night. President Mickey Dover reports BC memberships exceed 600 so far.
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Mickey Dover
Juniors Plan Meeting in McGilvrey Hall Room 317
The junior class will meet Tuesday January 28 at 4 p.m. in room 317 McGilvrey hall. Bob Casey class president announced that dues for the year will be discussed and set and tentative junior prom plans will be made with committees appointed.
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McGilvrey Hall
Bob Casey
University Receives Surplus Aircraft Material Worth 29775.73
The Office of Aircraft Disposal announces surplus aircraft material valued at 29775.73 will be sent to the university. Donable program provides equipment to the aeronautical physics and mathematics departments including parts switches films relays rheostats generators navigational instruments and computing devices such as cameras and timing devices.
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Education Aircraft Disposal Division
Office of Aircraft Disposal
Merle Wagoner
Aeronautical
Physics
Mathematics
Dean of women calls staff meeting in Kent Hall
The dean of women announces a staff meeting today at 3 p.m. in room 210 Kent Hall. All staff are requested to attend to discuss upcoming activities and concerns.
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Kent Hall
Johnston Clarifies Misunderstanding
Hank Johnston, president of the student council, announced that Matilda Davis will hold office despite a perceived discrepancy in Friday's Stater. She is eligible because last quarter's class lists were used, though she will become a senior in the spring.
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Matilda Davis
Hank Johnston
Miss Davis
Inter-frat Council to vote on Alpha Epsilon petition
The Inter-fraternity Council will vote at 4 p m Wednesday in room 210 Kent Hall on recognizing Alpha Epsilon as the university seventh social fraternity. If approved, Alpha Epsilon would be the first new fraternity on campus since 1938.
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Inter-fraternity Council
Alpha Epsilon
Kent Hall
Phi Beta Phi
Roy Apple
Inter - Fraternity Council
Interfraternity Council
Phillip Brustein
Ronny Cohen
Howard Feldman
Allen Greenberg
Marvin L. Hollander
Harvey Israel
Walter Kaplan
Julian Y. Kofsky
Barry Lazarus
Martin Leiman
Leo Malik
Jack Miner
Morton Negin
Murray Pearlman
Bernard D. Rogoff
Sidney Rosenthal
Alfred Rubin
Marvin Rubin
Gilbert Rubin
Irving Spielman
Wolfang E. Translateur
Edward Weissfeld
Victor Weissfeld
Out of Line: Dietician Calls Students to Stop Jumping Chow Lines
Miss Ernestine Williams head dietician notes many students jump the chow lines and asks for student support to curb the practice. She says if the student body backs the drive, those in line from five to 55 minutes won’t be cheated.
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Ernestine Williams
Hope's 68 Queens Contest Delays Reply From Hope
The university hosts a Burr queen contest with 68 entrants. Pictures of contestants were sent to Bob Hope, who is expected to answer by Monday Feb 10. The winner will be announced at the annual Burr dance on Friday Feb 14 after Ann Domiter opens the telegram.
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Bob Hope
Burr
Hope
Ann Domiter
Miss Domiter
Debaters to present report on Oberlin conference
Debate team members Jeanne Cook Elinore Elliott Norman Bertellotti and Warren Lashley will report on their Northeastern Ohio Debate conference at Oberlin. J N Holm director of forensics accompanies them at the Thursday 7 30 p m Debate Club meeting in 315 Kent Hall.
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Legislative Assembly of the Northeastern Ohio
Oberlin
Kent Hall
Jeanne Cook
Elinore Elliott
Norman Bertellotti
Warren Lashley
J. N. Holm
Veterans to Hear Insurance Officer Explain NSLI Reinstatement
Lee H. Tucker of the Business Administration in Cleveland will explain reinstatement of National Service Life insurance to veterans in an assembly at 9 a.m. today. Vets may be excused from class with professor permission.
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Lee H. Tucker
The
Business Administration
Cleveland
National Service
Vet enrollment falls below 3500 at KSU
The office of veterans affairs reports a winter quarter drop of more than 300 veterans. About 3800 were enrolled in the Fall quarter at KSU, now fewer than 3500 are attending.
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Office of Veteran's Affairs
KSU
Applications Due For Publications Editor and Manager
Applications for editor and business manager of the Kent Stater and Chestnut Burr are due by 5 p.m. today. Eight blanks were issued but only one returned. candidates will be interviewed by the publications policy committee at 4 p.m. tomorrow. Stater leadership begins with the February 11 issue, while Burr staff starts in March.
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Kent Stater
Chestnut Burr
A. A. Crowell
Stater
Burr
Duchess Announces Campus Photo Contest Winners
Glenn Votti publisher announces a monthly Duchess photo contest with a five dollar first prize. Any student may enter campus subjects. winning and honorable mention photographs will appear in the Duchess. Deadline for the February issue is January 28.
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Duchess
Glenn Votti
MU To Discuss Assembly Plans
Men s Union will meet Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock in room 210 Merrill hall to make plans for its first post war general assembly. Park Barrel will be discussed and the Manchester cup race schedule drawn up. All male students of the university are invited to attend.
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Men's Union
Merrill Hall
Park Barrel
Pre Law Election Set For Thursday
University pre law club to elect officers at its next meeting. The session is at 4 p m Thursday in room 108 Kent hall. Announcement credited to chairman Al Schrenk.
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University Prelaw Club
Kent Hall
al Schrenk
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