WKSU Plans Summer Work for Campus Radio
WKSU announced plans to continue summer operations on its current schedule. Walton D. Clarke, radio workshop director, says the station at 560 kilocycles will extend programs across two summer quarters with daily air time from 4 to 5 30 p.m. and a weekly format. News and Sports airs 4 30 to 4 45 p.m. The station began eight weeks ago with a half hour test in dormitories and classrooms.
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Radio Workshop
Majors In Botany to Work At Wooster Experiment Station
Dr. J. Arthur Herrick secures summer positions for botany majors. Five students will join the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster to breed grains tomatoes and weeds to create disease resistant varieties. Three students will work at the state Department of Agriculture focusing on experimental Japanese beetle control.
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J. Arthur Herrick
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
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State Department of Agriculture
YWCA Plans Summer Vacation Activities For Colleges
The Akron YWCA Neighborhood department organizes picnics baseball games and dances for college students this summer. Kent State Akron University Hiram Oberlin and other colleges will be represented. Mrs. Chris Crecraft leads the effort and interested people may call the YWCA or Blackstone 6131.
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Delta Sigma Pi Honors Dean Arden L. Allyn
Delta Sigma Pi awards Dean Arden L. Allyn of the college of business administration a plaque for 15 years of faithful and unselfish service. Shown with him are Dr. C. C. Kochenderfer and Dr. Donald E. Anthony marking the presentation.
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College of Business Administration
Delta Sigma Pi
College of Business
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Dean Allyn
C. C. Kochenderfer
Commerce Department
Donald E. Anthony
Business Administration
Correction on float sponsorship for Cocktails for Two
The Stater clarifies sponsorship of the Cocktails for Two float. Yesterday's report misidentified Lowry hall as sponsor. the correct sponsor is Moulton hall. The error came from the Campus day program.
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Moulton Hall
Epsilon Pi Tau Installed Here at KSU
International Industrial Arts honor society installed Saturday at KSU with 37 students and faculty in Moulton Hall after a banquet at the Robin Hood. National President William E. Warner spoke on the honors idea, and officers include Loren Hostetler, Jack Moore, James Ervin, Joseph Knapp, with Barich as trustee and Olson as advisor.
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Alpha Theta Chapter
Epsilon Pi Tau
Moulton Hall
Robin Hood
William E. Warner
Loren Hostetler
Stow
Jack Moore
James Ervin
Joseph Knapp
Dewey F. Barich
Delmar W. Olson
Prom Tickets On Sale For Senior Dance At Portage Akron
Tickets for the senior prom at the Portage hotel Akron are available at the Booster booth and fraternity houses. Cost is $2 per couple. Frankie Reynolds orchestra provides music. dancing 9 p.m. to midnight with faculty chaperons Dr Atkinson Mrs Atkinson Dr Meinke Mrs Meinke Prof Montgomery.
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Portage Hotel
Akron
Frankie Reynolds
Charles Atkinson
William Meinke
John Montgomery
Phil Brustein
Margaret Boyle
Gary Fox
Dawn Kerkhof
Joan McDermott
Rudy Nan
Regatta Queenship Judges Revealed
Two faculty professors and three Daily States editors will select the ninth annual Rowboat Regatta queen at Brady Lake park on June 4. Judges include Dr. A Sellen Roberts and James A Fosdick. students Bob Burdock Art Garner and W Dan Cana.
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A. Sellen Roberts
James A. Fosdick
Bob Burdock
Art Garner
W. Dan Cana
Moulton Hall
Burdock
Professor Esser Plans Tour of Active Duty
Professor Robert H. Esser of German announces a 90 day tour of active duty starting June 13 at Fort Riley Kansas with the Ground General school. He will prepare extension courses for the military intelligence reserve focusing on geography geology and industry of foreign nations.
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Robert H. Esser
Fort Riley
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Ground General School
Esser
Military Intelligence Reserve
Rowboat Regatta Sparks Tour Across Europe and Africa
The event promotes a multi nation rowing tour with stops in Africa and Europe including Italy Austria and Germany inviting teams and spectators to join. Organizers emphasize competition and travel between venues under a unified schedule.
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Student Teachers Must Schedule Interviews for 1949 50
College of education students in secondary education aiming to graduate in fall or winter quarter 1949 50 should call Dr Amos Heer in room 211 at the university school by June 7 to arrange student teaching. Office hours are 7 30 to 9 a.m 11 to 12 a.m and 1 to 5 p.m daily and 8 a.m until 12 noon on Saturday.
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College of Education
Amos Heer
University School
Publication policy committee to meet again on delays
With only one applicant for the summer Stater editor and one for full business manager, the publication policy committee schedules another meeting next week. Applications for these posts must be in the journalism office by Tuesday June 7 at 5 p.m.
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