APO Club forms service unit at Kent campus
A new organization named the APO club will serve students faculty and community in Kent after Student Council recognition. It aims to affiliate with Alpha Phi Omega and lists officers Jack Rayment president Stan Killingsworth vice president Dave Kalan secretary Marty Lieman treasurer and Bob McArtor historian. The next meeting is Tuesday March 8 at 7 30 p.m. in room 103M inviting all students.
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The
APO Club
Kent
Alpha Phi Omega
National Service Fraternity
Boy Scouts
Jack Rayment
Stan Killingsworth
Dave Kalan
Marty Lieman
Bob McArtor
Unpaid Fines Block Spring Quarter Registration
Student traffic director Les Morgan announces that all outstanding parking fines must be paid before spring quarter registration. The State Highway Commission and Patrol assist in checking student car registrations as 1949 plates are registered. those who do not register face fines.
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Les Morgan
State Highway Commission
State Highway Patrol
MU Meets Today
Men’s Union holds a 4 PM meeting in room 207M led by president Neal Manning. Important business will be discussed.
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Men’s Union
Neal Manning
Cagefest Broadcast On WAND For March 8 Intramural Game
The Cleveland Browns KSU Intramural All-Star game will be held Tuesday March 8 in Wills gym and broadcast on WAND FM Canton. The event will be recorded for rebroadcast on AM the next day. Hiram College intramural champions may face KSU winners at 7 p.m. Harpers Clothes are contenders. final selections Friday. Phi Gamma Theta hosts this second annual cage carnival with advance tickets 60 cents.
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Marion Motley
Cleveland Browns
KSU
Wills Gym
Wand-Fm
Canton
Dick Vincent
WAND
Hiram College
Harpers Clothes
Phi Gamma Theta Fraternity
WSSF gift box total corrected to 23.11 dollars
Publicity Director Dale Young corrects Tuesday's figure for the WSSF gift box between Kent hall and the Atrium from seven to 23.11 dollars. The drive's total income now stands at 77.39 dollars.
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Stater
Kent Hall
Dale Young
Seniors May Get Class Rings Now
Seniors May Get Class Rings Now on display at the Varsity shop in models for men and women. Everett Jenkins, senior class ring chairman, notes men's rings cost 22.50 and women's 20.00 before tax. Jim Rector is the Varsity shop ring representative.
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Varsity
Everet Jenkins
Jim Rector
UT's Production of Romeo And Juliet Tries New Technique
University theater presents Romeo and Juliet with innovations in scene changes. Curtain at 8 15 p.m. Director Prof. G Harry Wright aims for near original form with minimal revisions and rapid prop changes by Wes Egan. No intermission until one hour in. tickets available, students and faculty allotted discounts, townspeople pay 60 cents. Performances run tonight tomorrow and Saturday.
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University Theater
G. Harry Wright
Althoud
Wes Egan
Wright
Kent Hall
Band to Broadcast Programs Over WAKR
WAKR will air high school band festival programs from Northeastern Ohio with contest numbers. Broadcasts target classes C CC B BB A AA across three weekday sessions. Kent hall studio origin, telecast to Akron via wire.
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WAKR
Northeastern Ohio
Columbus
Studio A
Radio Workshop
Kent Hall
Akron
School of Music
The
Public Service Division
Varsity Ball Profits to Benefit Stadium Drive
Profit from the Varsity ball to be held March 11 at East Market Gardens in Akron will go to the Stadium drive. Tickets from the Booster booth in Merrill hall or advisory committee. Booster members pay $1, non members $1.50. Ada V. Hyatt says 1:30 permits issued to university women attending the dance. It will be informal.
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East Market Gardens
Akron
Jean Greer
Merrill Hall
Ada V. Hyatt
So Called Civil Rights Program Not Help South Carter
Editor Hodding Carter told a McGilvrey auditorium audience that federal civil rights legislation misfires on causes of racial tension and urged local church and community efforts in Greenville Mississippi to combat discrimination. He warned of migration north by millions of Southern Negroes and urged thinking ahead to pressures this would create. The appearance was sponsored by the university forum committee.
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Carter
al Post
Hodding Carter
McGilvrey Auditorium
North
Ray Sprigle
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Sprigle
Washington, D.C
Greenville
Miss
Russia
University Forum Committee
James N. Holm
Professor Invents Valuable Lab Instrument
Dr. Maurice Palmer of the university chemistry department designed a vapor thermostat to rapidly determine liquids properties at variant temperatures. It saves time in lab instruction by not needing readjustment between experiment phases and has won nationwide praise for use in industrial labs and classrooms.
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Maurice Palmer
University Chemistry Department
Palmer
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