Biggest Dance Announces Miss Kent State Presentation
The university's top hop at Wills gym features Shep Fields and his orchestra starting at 9 p.m. Ruth Ann Gallagher Miss Kent State will be presented between 10 and 11 p.m. Tickets are $1.50 per couple and on sale today until 5 p.m. at the gym doors. 12:30 permits available for late attendees.
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Shep Fields
Ruth Ann Gallagher
Kent State
Wills Gym
Priscilla Thompson
Howard
Kent
Short Story Contest Closes Today at 4 P.M.
Students are reminded that next week’s Short Story contest closes today at 4 p.m. Submissions must be typewritten and double spaced. The weekly winner receives five dollars. This week’s winner is The Happiest Man Alive by Jim Fox, appearing on page two.
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Man
Jim Fox
Kent Memorial Stadium Drive Pledges Update
Students have paid $25 toward the Kent Memorial Stadium drive this month. Edward Dager and Margaret E Hissem each fulfilled their $5 pledges, while Nancy Pence adjusted her pledge with a $15 gift. Unpaid pledges should be paid promptly to the Treasurer's office.
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Kent Memorial Stadium
Edward Dager
Margaret E. Hissem
Nancy Pence
ISA Meeting Date Changed to Tuesday Evening
The ISA meeting moved from Monday to Tuesday evening in room 219K. It starts at 7 30 with guest speaker Prof. Frederick Davidson from the psychology department on the topic Psychology of Prejudice and Discrimination. All members are urged to attend this important business meeting.
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Frederick Davidson
Psychology
Photo Short Course Planned March 22-25
The Eighth Annual Short Course in Press Photography directed by Gordon Kuster and Prof. James A. Fosdick runs March 22 to 25. George Yates chairs the course. 25 photography students may enroll with GI bill credit offered to veterans.
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Gordon Kuster
Columbus Dispatch
James A. Fosdick
School of Journalism
Kuster
Yates
Fosdick
Cardinal Key Names Faculty Group for Womanhood Award
Cardinal Key yesterday announced the faculty committee to select the Womanhood Award recipient. Laura Hill, chair, said the panel meets February 1 to plan. The trophy honors service, scholarship, and character. eligible graduates include any girl graduating in 1949. Edna Brown Rose Fiori and Rosemary Grzvicic join to assist.
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Cardinal Key
Laura Hill
Edna Brown
Rose Fiori
Rosemary Grzvicic
Adequate Rehearsal Time Unavailable for NTFC Show
Council learned that No Time For Classes producer Hal Stoneman cannot secure enough rehearsal time in the auditorium. Original March dates were scrapped due to final exams. May 11 to 13 open, but April 18 to May 10 busy. May 2 to 6 would help, but music week blocks the stage.
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Council
Hal Stoneman
NTFC
Stoneman
Music
Phil Dempsey
Phil Brustein
Pork Barrel MCs Chosen For Next Week’s Event
Gene Mekler Warren Lash ley and George Gilbert were selected as master of ceremonies for the Pork Barrel production set for next Friday at 7. A committee led by Paul Snyder chose them. Tryouts are Wednesday and Thursday evening with 25 minutes per group. Sororities and independents go Wednesday 6:30. Fraternities and dorms Thursday 6:30. Awards will be presented by Neal Manning and Peg Boone. Teams must pay $5 to Guy Shelley by Monday night.
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Gene Mekler
Warren Lashley
George Gilbert
Paul Snyder
Neal Manning
Men’s Union
Peg Boone
Women’s League
Guy Shelley
Stater Corrects Leave Status After NZ Trip
The Stater reports that Mrs Donna Streby who had been said to have a leave of absence from secretarial duties has returned from a trip to New Zealand. She flew part way home and the error is apologized for.
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Donna Streby
New Zealand
Missing statue hunt amid chaotic student health center
A visitor reports an unfinished student health center with mud, nails, cans, pipes, and a bathtub filled with straw. Blueprints and fingerprints are scattered while stairs to the basement end in darkness. the missing statue remains unfound as the search returns to Kent Hall.
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Kent Hall
Students Urged To Register With Advisor
Dr. Loren S. Hadley, director of student advising, urges students who have not yet contacted their advisor or filled the blue card to do so promptly. He notes cooperation has been good and no one has queued for pre-registration yet.
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Loren S. Hadley
Dr. Hadley
Hadley
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