Debating Surplus Funds Ends In Deadlock At Meeting
An allocations committee failed to approve any of four motions concerning a 1575.73 surplus. The stadium drive, a choir grant, and a general surplus option were rejected amid a rotating sequence of amendments and reversals. The meeting stretched two hours with votes split and legal questions raised about reversals before adjournment.
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Carol Harton
Radio Workshop
Jim Bullock
Kent States
Roy Newsome
Harlan McGrail
Art
Wally Krivoy
Anne Demiter
Robert
At To Dance At Moulton With Williams Orchestra
Williams Orchestra will play at the university theatre semi-formal dance in Moulton hall music room tonight from 9 to 12. Chaperones include several UT professors. Decorations are described as among the most unique at the university. New Alpha Psi Omega members will be presented at intermission. Dolores Clark and James McLean join the cast of Accent On Youth, with McLean replacing Wilbur Adams.
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Count Williams
Cleveland
University Theatre
Moulton Hall
E. Turner Stump
G. Harry Wright
James N. Holm
John R. Montgomery
Nick Bozeka
Alpha Psi Omega
National Dramatics Honorary
Jim Bullock
Dolores Clark
James McLean
McLean
Wilbur Adams
Cossack Chorus Moved to Wills Gym for Feb 11 Show
The Don Cossack chorus and dancers will perform at Wills Gym on February 11 at 8 15 PM due to seating limits. An order for 2500 chairs was placed. the auditorium seats about 1200. Serge Jaroff will direct the 18th U S tour since 1920.
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Wills Gymnasium
Fren Musselman
Serge Jaroff
Cossacks
United States
MU Plans Affairs for Future Events
The Men's Union met yesterday and tentatively outlined plans for a Senior Men's banquet and a Presidents' banquet. They also discussed showing the movie Meet the Browns with a Cleveland Browns member in attendance.
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Browns
Cleveland Browns
Nicholson Speaks To Librarians In Chicago Meeting
John B. Nicholson university librarian will read a paper on Plans for Cooperation Among College and University Libraries in the North eastern Ohio Area before a meeting of the Association of College and Research Libraries in Chicago today. He attends a four day session of the Midwestern section of the American Library Association which began yesterday. Nicholson is a Washington and Lee graduate with a Columbia library science degree and has published articles in library journals. He is a member of the Ohio Library Association Great Lakes Historical Association and the Society for Promotion of Engineering Education.
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John B. Nicholson
Ohio
Association of College and Research Libraries
Chicago
American Library Association
Washington and Lee University
Nicholson
Columbia University
Ohio Library Association
Great Lakes Historical Association
Socety
Three Kent State students to appear on WTAM radio program
University trio Tom Davey Kent Stater editor John Finn and Martha Lansinger allocations committee chairperson travel to Cleveland for the first in a series of northern Ohio college news broadcasts. The program airs 11 15 p m to 1 a m over WTAM.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tom Davey
John Finn
Kent Stater
Martha Lansinger
WTAM
Ten New Groups Face Student Government Review
Ten constitutions of new university clubs will be reviewed by the central committee of clubs and honoraries at 4 p.m. Tuesday in 219K. Bob Casey announces the meeting, urging all Pan Hellenic League and Inter Fraternity Council reps to attend, and asking unrecognized groups to submit constitutions or purposes.
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Central Committee of Clubs and Honoraries
Bob Casey
Pan Hellenic League and
Inter-Fraternity Council
Casey
Frank Spechalske
Alpha Psi Omega
Canterberry Club
Cardinal Key
Christian Foundation
Chi Pi
Industrial Arts Club
Independent Students Association
Kappa Delta Pi
Newman Club
Pan Hellenic League Privateres
Wesley Foundation
Portuguese Club Formed Introduces Members and Activities
A program to introduce the newly formed Portuguese club will be held in Moulton music room Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Clarissa Perez, chairman, announces Brazilian music and Portuguese poetry with an informal Brazil talk and refreshments. Prof. Bernard Mikofsky serves as faculty advisor.
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Moulton Music Room
Clarissa Perez
Brazil
Bernard Mikofsky
Plowlets Used Little As Campus Clears Snow
Small plowlets and large snow plows ran for 589 man hours to clear campus pathways after last weekend's heavy snow, restoring access and safety for students and staff.
Blue Key Honors Martin L. Davey at Kent State
Bob Casey and Frank Vendely announced Blue Key voted to nominate Martin L. Davey for honorary membership for his work as stadium drive chair. The directory profits benefit the stadium fund. Copies go to Dr Bowman and Davey, with sales by university sororities and a trophy for top sellers. Daily standings to be published in the Stater.
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Bob Casey
Frank Vendely
Blue Key
Cavey
Ohio
Kent State University
Bowman
Davey
Stadium Fund
Old Clothes Sought for Vienna Army Intelligence Helpers
Prof. Robert Esser asks Austrians aiding U. S. troops in Vienna to donate used clothing and shoes. Items should be turned in to Esser, who will reimburse packaging, food, and mailing costs to delivery recipients.
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U. S
Vienna
Robert Esser
Army
Esser
B W Tickets On Sale For Akron U John Carroll Game
Special student tickets for Akron U John Carroll KSU Baldwin Wallace games at Cleveland Arena go on sale Monday at 9 am in the athletic ticket office. Admission 75 cents. Blocks of 250 seats reserve a student section with a college banner and cheer section. Two games plus a post game free dance. Tickets for Mount Union KSU game also on sale at the arena ticket office 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 each weekday.
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Akron U.john Carroll
Ksu-Baldwin Wallace
Cleveland Arena
University
University of Akron
Flashes
Zips
Cleveland
Mount Union-Ksu
Arena
Booster Drive Kicks Off Monday At Campus Hall
Booster club plans a membership drive starting Monday with advisory council drafts. Group representatives will receive cards at 2 p.m. at the Booster booth, co chairmen Sam Dudra and Hal Stoneman oversee card distribution with reserves. Charter member plaque is being printed for framing in the hall. The group will meet Tuesday at 4 p.m. in 210K.
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Sam Dudra
Hal Stoneman
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Bulletin
Burr
Bob Magee
Ruth Hoehn
Magee
Paul Beck
Donald E. Anthony
Miss Lansinger
Miss Demiter
Lansinger
Moulton
Cossack Chorus
MU Plans Affairs
Tau Kappa Club
American Veterans Management Association
University Committee
Countvil of Presidents
Flying Club
Music Club
Geamrn Club
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
Sociology Club
Suare
Compass Club
Martin L. Davey
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