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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1946
Page
1
Fourteen university groups face a 4039.02 cut in winter quarter allocations as varsity athletics seeks 2822.05 and veterans administration delays 3036.00. A four hour session sent a representative to student council while debates over separate athletics funding and year end bound books unfolded.
Kent State University hosts 17 veterans taking flight instruction at the university airport with B-24 veteran Cadet Eby among the first to fly. Three Piper Cubs and one Fairchild are used under instructors Paton and two new Akron Airways pilots as Akron builds storage hangars.
Lt Kenneth Ralph Pringle will return February 1 to Kent State University to resume as associate professor of English after a 1942 leave. Known as Pop to students, he entered the Army Air Forces in 1942 and is now stationed at West Palm Beach Florida. Mrs Weldon Williams teaches some of the classes he will take over.
The Publications policy committee will meet Wednesday at 4 to choose the new Kent Stater editor and business manager. A. A. Crowell, publications chairman, reminded today. Members are L. H. Munzenmayer, C. E. Satterfield, Hank Johnston, Eileen Warren Miller, and Norma Knnsely. Application blanks are in the journalism office.
University appointments officer L H Munzenmayer reports no regular part time jobs are available for students this term. Last year 25 percent worked outside classes while there were more jobs than students. this year the share is lower and all regular part time jobs are filled. Occasional odd jobs for men and women are still requested.
President George A. Bowman will headline the Men’s Union banquet at 6 p m on February 6 in the Pythian Sisters hall Kent. All enrolled university men are members upon fee payment and invited. Fred Baker, chairman, announced tickets are 60 cents per plate and go on sale tomorrow through the union executive board.
The University announces 28 tied to senior class rank and exam scores. Recipients receive a registration fee exemption worth 240 dollars and must use the award within four years starting in June or September. Applications due by April 1. tests may be completed at Kent before April 1.
University actions end athletic scholarship drive after President George Bowman advised. Council dropped plans to appeal to trustees for athletic scholarships and discontinued all special scholarships in art music journalism and speech. Twenty eight general freshmen scholarships remain. Robert Parker will speak Friday at 10 a.m.
Burr Business Manager Margie Ingham says the 53 entrants come from diverse university backgrounds and photos will go to Hollywood. Winners name will be announced at the Burr dance on February 9 with a full page spread in the yearbook. Ramona Swaim, last year’s Burr Queen, was chosen by Earl Carroll.
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