Akron KSU relations discussed by Student Council
Student Council members debated reallocating a $1500 surplus to the Stadium drive and explored Akron University collaboration ideas. Proposal includes joint events before the Akron Kent game, sorority and fraternity activities, and intramural competitions. New committees formed for a college song book and elections.
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Carol Hart
Martha Lansinger
Tom Davey
Council
University of Akron
Akron-Kent
Davey
Radio Workshop Club
Ing
Roy Newsome
Chuck Cook
Mary Hoover
Curt Sarff
Donald Warman
Ted Trask
Patricia Buckson
NTFC Cast Prepares For Opening Night
NTFC plans its student musical No Time For Classes with 15 Taylor Maids rehearsing in the university auditorium. Jim Bullock directs with original music by Williams Bliss and Taylor. Cast includes Edna Rice and others. tickets go on sale Feb. 2 for 50 cents at the Booster Booth.
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Lenny Taylor
Taylor Maids
Jim Bullock
NTFC
Bill Williams
Ray Bliss
Taylor
Irene Brodbeck
Peter Ulrich
Jean Melick
Don Cox
Nina Brister
Jack Hoskins
Felice Faust
Frank Carroll
Irv Hahn
Dom DeSimio
Jim Sharpe
Bob MacDonald
Nick Bozeka
Paul Nasrallah
KSU
Edna Rice
Betty Dotson
Lois Woodward
William Workman
Gene Harrison
Julian Kofsky
Bob Phillips
Bernie Sharkey
Terry Pugliese
Beverly Post
Wes Egan
Maurice Baum
al Post
Russian Arts Club Presents Testimonial Scroll to Cosacks
The Russian Arts club will award a testimonial scroll to the Don Cos sacks group before their Feb 11 concert in the auditorium. The scroll honors the choir for its fine interpretation of Russian folk music. Serge Jaroff, director, will receive the award on behalf of the club and university.
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Russian Arts Club
Don Cossacks
Serge Jaroff
University ROTC Unit Praised After Inspector Visit
Col John E McMahon Jr from the Second Army Inspector General's office found the university ROTC corps in a pleasing condition. Lt Col Thomas F Wall said the inspector was especially pleased with the freshman class during a two day visit Monday and Tuesday.
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John E McMahon Jr
Second Army Inspector General’s Office
Thomas F. Wall
Wall
Tux Optional At UT Dance
University Theatre hosts its annual dance in Moulton Hall Music Room Friday from 9 to 12. The semi formal event makes tuxes optional, with Alpha Psi Omega members as hosts and Count Williams' orchestra providing music. UT students with membership cards admitted. others may attend at $1.50 per couple.
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University Theatre
Moulton Hall
Nick Bozeka
Alpha Psi Omega
National Dramatics Honorary
Count Williams
Faculty Works On Display At University Atrium
Publication display in the university atrium showcases selective works of 30 faculty members under librarian John B. Nicholson. The exhibit spans 10 days and covers photography science languages philosophy psychology library science geography education and speech.
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John B. Nicholson
Nicholson
Booster Bus Ducats On Sale At Booster Booth
Tickets for special booster buses to the Mt. Union game go on sale 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today and Wednesday at the Booster booth. Buses depart Kent at 5:45 p.m. with 72 seats available. Each ticket costs $2.25 and includes fare plus a reserved game seat. game tickets will not be sold separately.
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Mt. Union
Booster Club
Kent
Sign Rush List for Sororities Open in Dean Office
Girls interested in joining sororities must sign the rush list in the Dean of Women’s office Thursday from 1 to 4 o'clock, per Dean Ada V. Hyatt.
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Dean of Women's Office
Ada V. Hyatt
Three KSU Students Injured After Auto Skids Into Ditch
Three Lakewood students from Kent State University were injured when their car skidded off the road and into a ditch while returning to classes. Ben Slick suffered a fractured vertebrae and was moved from the Kent State clinic to the hospital. Bob Morrison and Paul Regal received minor injuries and were sent home.
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KSU
Lakewood
Ben Slick
Kent State Clinic
Bob Morrison
Paul Regal
Cardinal Key Plans Events For Penny Carnival And Buckeye Debate
Cardinal Key selects Marion Lemponen as social chairman and Marion Cole as publicity chief for the ladies honorary. Penny Carnival set for Apr 2 in partnership with Blue Key. Carnival committee includes Jeri Petzel and Miriam Pugh. Blue Key members are Curt Sarff and Frank Spechalike. Planned proceeds aid the stadium drive. Buckeye Debate tournament roles assign Joy Brand Wanda Lashley Miss Lemponen Miss Pugh and Miss Cole to divisions.
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Cardinal Key
National Women’s Service Honorary
Marion Lemponen
Marion Cole
Blue Key
Jeri Petzel
Miriam Pugh
Curt Sarff
Frank Spechalike
Cardinal
Speech Department
Forensics
Buckeye
Joy Brand
Wanda Lashley
Miss Lemponen
Miss Pugh
Miss Cole
Lensmen Meet Lens and Shutter Club Tonight
The Lensmen photography group will meet at 7:30 this evening to pick the next photo for the contest. The subject is Shadows.
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Lens and Shutter
Photography Club
University Theatre Selects Accent Cast for February Run
Don ShanOWER and Janet Gillespie lead the February production of Accent on Youth at the University Theatre under director G Harry Wright. Cast includes Dom DeSimio Lea Baumann Wilber Adams and Ed Halas with Wes Egan overseeing staff. Performances February 25 26 and 27. first rehearsal tonight at 7 30 in 315K.
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Don Shanower
Janet Gillespie
University Theatre
G. Harry Wright
Dom DeSimio
Lea Baumann
Wilber Adams
Ed Halas
Wes Egan
Ed Shelton
Julia Ross
Course For Future Home Owners
Dean Arden L. Allyn of the College of Business Administration announced a spring quarter course in real estate management financing and brokerage for prospective homeowners. Open to all students it covers consumer and business perspectives with strong interest in house buying contracts and real estate laws. Prerequisites are political science 390 and 391.
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Arden L. Allyn
College of Business Administration
Allyn
HPE Club to Meet Coach Trevor Rees
The HPE club will hear coach Trevor Rees discuss Administration of High School Athletics tonight at 7 30 in 317 McG location.
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Trevor Rees
HPE
Ohio Weeklies Hold Clinic Here
Northeast Ohio Weekly publishers held a news and advertising clinic on campus Friday night funded by the School of Journalism. Prof. William Taylor was elected executive secretary of the Rittman Press. Fred W. Galley of Leetonia Reporter became president. Vernon Sell of North Canton Sun was secretary-treasurer.
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Northeastern Ohio
School of Journalism
William Taylor
The
Tio
Rittman Press
Fred W. Galley
Leetonia Reporter
Vernon Sell
North Canton Sun
M. A. Wolcott
Courier-Tribune
John R. Spicer
Oeair
George Bowman
University
Ernest Harrison
Taylor
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Inspector Happy
Shanower
Miss Gillespie
Ruth
HPE Club
Ohio
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