Booster club drive ends today as memberships lag
University booster drive closes today needing last minute subscriptions to clear the 1000 member goal. Fraternities sororities and dorms expected to boost totals with a final day surge. The charter BC members scroll will show top Greek and non Greek organizations. a plaque honors the best seller. Mike Friedland and his Booster orchestra will donate services to the first booster hop. BC booth hours are 10 12 and 2 4 pm. Final returns due by 4 p.m.
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Wills Gym
Beta Gamma
Kappa Sigma Chi
Sigma Delta Sigma
Gamma Sigma Phi
Celts
Gammas
Lowry
Moulton
Mike Friedland
Home Economics Students Run Five Hour Credit Housing Unit
Four university coeds live in a three room apartment as part of a Home Management House course supervised by Miss Mabel Stoner. The tenants plan meals, clean, launder, and host guests, using bunk beds and stored furniture. A permanent university home is planned for spring once current tenants move.
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George A. Bowman
Virginia Bailey
Jean Rouse
Jean Sigrist
Mary Sissler
Mabel Stoner
Home Ec
Home Management House
University
Choir To Premier Hymn In Ravenna
The Ravenna a cappella choir under Caro M. Carapetyan will present the first U S performance of Gallus Alleluia next month at Ravenna Methodist Church on Feb 2 at 7 30 p m The program includes Bach pieces and Russian liturgical music Also noted is a 15 minute recital directed by Prof Carapetyan on WAKR radio last Saturday morning.
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Gallus
Caro M. Carapetyan
Ravenna Methodist Church
Carapetyan
WAKR
Try-outs Continue for Othello at University Theater
Professor G. Harry Wright directs ongoing auditions for Othello. Afternoon sessions run 2 to 5 in the Radio Workshop studio while evening auditions begin at 7 and run to 10 in the auditorium.
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G. Harry Wright
Radio Workshop
March of Dimes Drive Opens at KSU Campus
The March of Dimes drive began today at Kansas State University with a goal of 10 cents per student. The Booster club booth between the atrium and Merrill hall serves as headquarters and chair man Margaret Scullion urged student donations to help combat infantile paralysis.
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KSU
Merrill Hall
Margaret Scullion
Drive
Theta Sigma Tau Forms After Dropping National Affiliation
Theta Sigma Upsilon has dropped its national affiliation to become Theta Sigma Tau, the fifth local campus sorority. Pledges and actives revised the constitution and ended relations with the national parent group. Pi Kappa Sigma remains the only national educational sorority on campus.
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Theta Sigma Upsilon
Theta Sigma Tau
Vivian Shinn
Sigma Delta Sigma
Pi Kappa Sigma
Eleanor Mellert
Sarah Dunning
Hancock Edits New Magazine for Alpha Psi Omega
Clifford T. Hancock, senior education student, to edit a quarterly magazine named Callboard published by Alpha Psi Omega. National director Prof E Turner Stump announced the plan. Hancock, the oldest dues-paid member since 1942, has roles in six University Theater productions and serves as producer-director for Radio Workshop.
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Clifford T. Hancock
National Speech Honorary
Alpha Psi Omega
E. Turner Stump
Callboard
Honorary
Stump
Hancock
Radio Workshop
Men's Union Assembly to Feature Browns Film
The Men's Union will sponsor its first postwar student assembly on Wednesday January 29 at 3 p.m. in the university auditorium with a 45‑minute technicolor film on the Cleveland Browns. Fritz Heisler will explain the footage showing Paul Brown’s coaching and the Browns training camp at Bowling Green and ending with the 1948 championship game against the New York Yankees.
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Men’s Union
Cleveland Browns
Fritz Heisler
Brownies
University Auditorium
Paul Brown
Bowling Green
New York Yankees
Roy Apple
Trevor Rees
Heisler
Teyrals Judge Masque Ball at University Masque Ball
Teyral and John Teyral, art exhibitors, are named costume judges for the Masque ball to be held Saturday night. Prize money totals $35 with first prize $25 and $5 for second and third. extra prizes to be supplied by Cleveland department stores. Akron Beacon Journal and others cover the event. tickets are $2 per couple at a Kent Hall booth.
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Hazel Janicki Teyral
John Teyral
University Art Gallery
Robert Morrow
Teyrals
Cleveland
Akron Beacon Journal
Cleveland News
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Kent Hall
Park Cars Close On Campus In Cold Weather
Traffic officials urge students to park cars with minimal spacing due to cold weather. Law requires only one foot of space in front and back of each vehicle.
Miss Kent State petitions open for candidates
Elections chairman Dona Mae Burkhardt announced that Miss KSU petitions for candidates are available in the student council office today. Each petition requires at least 470 student signatures to be valid and must be returned by noon Monday January 27.
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Kent State
Dona Mae Burkhardt
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Sigrist
Lou Simone
Marion Cole
Ravenna
March of Dimes Drive
Theta Sigmas
New Magazine
Men’s Union Assembly
Browns
Miss Ksu
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