26 Jan 1951
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1951
Page
1
The University of Missouri beard contest adds a fourth cup for the largest percent of membership in a recognized student club or fraternity. Winners will be revealed at an Oldtimers dance in Wills Gym on March 8.
Inter-Faternity Council President Guy Shelley outlines rushing requirements for men. Eligible candidates must have a 2.0 cumulative average and 10 quarter hours to pledge, with no first quarter freshmen or transfers. Signing the dean of men's office list costs one dollar and lasts a year or until pledging, with Feb 1 deadline. 137 men remain eligible. IFC remains final authority on irregularities.
Eminent operatic actress Mary Garden will lecture in the auditorium at 11 this morning under the assembly committee sponsor. She will share anecdotes from her career and will also audition four university music students giving professional evaluations.
The annual UT formal will be held Saturday Feb. 3 in the Union ballroom from 9 to 11 p m. The dance is free to UT members and guests. Membership cards available at the Speech office. Music by Bob Nezbeth and dress will be semi formal. Jo Leguillon and Bill Feaster in charge of entertainment by faculty members.
Senior class members are requested to pay dues of 1.25 dollars at the Booster booth. The booth will be open today and throughout the coming week, according to John Ballenger, the senior class president.
The Defense Department proposes to draft 18 year olds and extend service to 27 months. The plan faces House resistance and college closures as education groups criticize the impact on universities.
All students are asked to contact Prof. James N. Holm, director of forensics, to be chosen for University representation in oratory interpretive and extemporaneous events. Women’s events set for Feb. 16 at Bowling Green. men’s on Mar. 16 at Denison.
Petitions for candidate runs in the February 6 student elections must be submitted at the Booster booth before noon today. Harry Moldovan, elections committee chairman, says petitions require signatures from 10 percent of all eligible voters. Vacancies on the Student council and Men's union will be filled and Miss Kent State will be chosen by student vote.
Miss Eleanor Pudil instructor of art will present a voice recital in the University auditorium January 30 at 8 30 p m With works by Purcell Bach Schubert Brahms de Falla and Harold Miles She is an alto soloist at Plymouth church in Shaker Heights Ohio and faculty at Kent State School of Music Accompanist is Miss Jane Corner Professional pianist from Cleveland The recital is open to the public free of charge.
Former Kent State student Coletta F. Vance of Cuyahoga Falls sues Barberton Motor Sales in Akron court for damages after a April 1 1949 crash that knocked out three teeth. She alleges fault by driver John Shaver while defense cites her dental history and injuries including unconsciousness and a wrenched shoulder. The case features engagement to Robert M. Brickner and a May Queen candidacy at Cuyahoga Falls High School.
ISA announces tryouts for the late February variety show. Sessions run Thursday and Friday afternoons from 4 to 5 in Moulton Hall Music room. Open to all students.
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