World Traveler Bob Parker to Lecture Friday
Foreign correspondent Robert Parker fresh from a 40000 mile journey speaks Friday at 10 am on the India China Near East and North Africa scene He has interviewed Chiang Kai Shek Hurley Ho and Okimura and is praised as an outstanding authority on European affairs by Drew Pearson Classes will be excused for attendance.
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Robert Parker
India
China
Near East
North Africa
Parker
America
United States
Chiang Kai-Shek
Patrick Hurley
Okimura
Student Council
Drew Pearson
Budapest
Associated Press
Europe
OWI
NTFC Set Tryouts Rescheduled for Jan 28 and 30
NTFC tryouts are now scheduled for Monday and Wednesday, January 28 and 30, from 4 to 6 p m, as announced by Directors Dave Ryan and Arlene Riggle yesterday.
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NTFC
Dave Ryan
Arlene Riggle
Student Fliers Get Physicals
Elementary flight students must secure the required papers and arrange physical examinations promptly per assistant professor Andrew Paton who also notes veterans may enroll in the flying course if approved by the veterans' board. Flight certificates are available in Room 109 Merrill Hall with current holders including Don Cox Richard Baker Dick Birknew Jim Bullock Fred Ellis Charles Hoover Mike Metyk and Michael Proko.
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Andrew Paton
Paton
Veterans’ Board
Aeronautics
Merrill Hall
Don Cox
Richard Baker
Dick Birknew
Jim Bullock
Fred Ellis
Charles Hoover
Mike Metyk
Michael Proko
RW to Broadcast Excerpts From Enchanted Cottage
Next University Theater production will air Saturday morning on the weekly radio workshop. Cast members Jane Filler Ed Suvanto Dave Ryan and Dorothy Wolff will be heard at 11 45 a m Saturday on Station WAKR Akron. Mrs Opal Wigner Boffo director of the drama will lead the cast and Ldée Shhenefiel is writing continuity. Six dancers join the dream sequence with Tudor Charles II and 1800 period costumes. Stage presentation set for Jan 31 and Feb 1.
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University Theater
Radio Workshop
Jane Filler
Ed Suvanto
Dave Ryan
Dorothy Wolff
Arthur Pinero
WAKR
Akron
Opal Wigner Boffo
Ldée Shhenefiel
Student council urges budget cuts amid chestnut burr talks
The council recommends the allocations committee pare group budgets to avoid deficits and reconsiders divorcement of the Chestnut Burr and varsity athletics. A $500 general allotment increase arises from returning reserve funds and some Chestnut Burr allocations may be postponed. The campus debate follows a shortfall from a $10 911.41 request with only $6 872.39 available.
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Chestnut Burr
O. B. Law
Editorial urges scaled funding by student reach at university
An editorial argues the allocations committee should adopt a percentage system based on the number of students served by each student group. It cites forensics as overfunded relative to its reach, and suggests temporary cuts to smaller outfits like women’s league to preserve funding for universal services such as varsity athletics, the Kent Stater, and the band. The piece insists the many should come first in a democracy.
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R. J. Casey
Forensics
Kent Stater
KSU
Women’s League
Chi Pi Pledges Two as Honorary Members
Journalism majors Hank Johnston and Bob Lengacher received Chi Pi pledges while Michael Radock head of the university news bureau was named an honorary member. Matt Fenn, president, announced the selections after a Tuesday meeting.
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Hank Johnston
Bob Lengacher
Chi Pi
Michael Radock
University
Matt Fenn
No ISA Rummage Sale Called Off
Independent Students Association cancels its rummage sale due to lack of venue. All gathered clothes and items will be donated to a relief organization in Europe, according to ISA President Mike Friedland.
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Independent Students Association
ISA
Mike Friedland
Friedland
Europe
Bob Moore Elected Interfraternity Council President
In a 4 pm meeting yesterday Bob Moore, a sophomore, was named president succeeding Don Moore who held the post since the council’s reactivation. Other officers include Roy Apple vice president George Lintner secretary Otis Maxwell treasurer Warren Kerrigan corresponding secretary and Don Moore social chairman.
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Bob Moore
Don Moore
Roy Apple
George Lintner
Otis Maxwell
Warren Kerrigan
Burr payments due for 1946 Chestnut Burr space
The business manager announces that payments for contracted space in the 1946 Chestnut Burr must be made by Friday February 1. Unpaid space will be reassigned to another organization and new groups needing pictures and space must notify her before the deadline.
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Marge Ingham
Miss Ingham
University funds debated as Burr support eyed for spring
Additional money was found with $800 Burr funds possibly postponed to spring quarter. Proposals to cut some organizations faced criticism. Council proxy George Insche urged keeping groups functioning on a part time basis rather than concentrating funds. A semi independent Chestnut Burr and varsity athletics planwill be considered next meeting, likely affecting next fall budgets. Allocations committee will rework the allotments for 16 university groups on Thursday.
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Burr
Council
George Insche
Chestnut Burr
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Globe-trotter
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Interfrat
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