Catalog Activities Section Slated For Future Revision
Jerry Lowe reports student Publications Policy committee plans to appear before council to discuss the relationship among the advisor, Stater staff, and journalism department. The revision aims for completion by April before spring elections. Sonia Andel and Mary Ellen Cross join the committee as it seeks advice from Paul C. Kitchin.
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Council
Bud Davis
Stater
Davis
Niews
Sonia Andel
Mary Ellen Cross
Paul C. Kitchin
Marilyn Biefus
A. Sellen Roberts
Jack Mancos
Jersey
Roberts
Bill Berzinec
Ohio
Harry Moldovan
Jan McGarr
Howie Fagan
Police Department
Typical Student At KSU Uncovered By Court
A court session at Kansas State University reveals the stereotypical student driver. The driver parked behind the library, then faced two tickets and a fine. In total 81 summonses were issued to students with 12 contested and six ruled not guilty.
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KSU
Tom Duke
Margie Owen
CLEW Report Set For Today
The campus Christian Living Emphasis Week committee meets at 6 30 in Room 203 Union to review a half hour CLEW documentary report final statistics and form planning for next year’s religious week.
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Campus Committee
Room 203 Union
CLEW
Chestnut Burr Queen Contest Set for January 30
The 1952 Chestnut Burr queen will be chosen January 30 in the Moulton Music Room at 8 p.m. Finalists will be named that day, with the winner announced after the yearbook. University women may try out, with eligibility rules including class standing and prior queen titles.
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Moulton Music Room
Ed Cliney
Kent State
ROTC
William Fisher
Roy Apple
Jim Butler
the Burr
Anne Liberati
Clancy
Beard Race Registration for Kent Staters Service Fund
University male students may register for the annual beard growing contest in the Atrium on Monday or Tuesday. Sponsored by the Men's Union, a committee will judge applicants and announce winners at their dance. Registration fee supports the penny fund aiding Kent Staters serving abroad.
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Men’s Union
Kent
Advertising Test Offered to Students
Junior and senior students seeking career guides are offered a special opportunity in the sixth annual Examination for Advertising. Sponsored by the American Association of Advertising Agencies, the exam will be held in Cleveland on February 16. It includes aptitude and temperament tests plus practical knowledge tests. Kent students should contact Mr. Christie in the commerce office.
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American Association of Advertising Agencies
Cleveland
Kent
Christie
Commerce Office
Petitions Due Friday For University Special Election
Petitions for the February 5 special election must be filed by 4 p.m. tomorrow in 204 Union between 11 a.m. and noon. A senior elections sub-committee of Berea McDowell Blanken ship will collect petitions. Voter ID rules require one of four documents. Campaign rules limit posters to official areas and ban candidate posters outside. Proxy voting is illegal.
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Elections Committee
John Berea
Dean McDowell
Fred Blankenship
Stan Bober
the Elections Committee
Merrill Hall
Kent Hall
Committee Meets For Allocations Session This Afternoon
The Allocations committee will meet this afternoon in Room 253 McGilvrey hall at 4 p.m. The session will discuss funding and use of resources.
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McGilvrey Hall
Assign Hours For Examination For Education Students
All fifth quarter College of Education students or those who have completed 64 hours must take an English composition test. Assignments are in room 106M. The exam, in three sections, is Tuesday Jan 29 at 8 am 1 pm and 3 pm. Transfers in this quarter from Liberal Arts or Business Administration must also take it.
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College of Education
Liberal Arts
Business Administration
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Jackie Gelbman
Si Lee
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Jackie
Jason
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