UCF Hosts Rev Wedsworth Preaches Moral Revival Night
Rev Thomas Wedsworth urged UCF members to raise moral standards citing Van Dyke ideas. The evening featured Fire Upon the Earth, a Westminster Press Technicolor film on church history, with Mrs A L Carter directing the choir. Square dancing closed the fellowship and Lent booklets were sold tomorrow in Merrill Hall Atrium corridor.
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Ask Your Administration questions answered on WKSU-FM
Kent State University WKSU-FM launches a program inviting community and student questions about university administration. Submit questions to Jerry Little, Director of Special Events, WKSU-FM, Kent, Ohio, with transcripts mailed to the asker.
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Commons Club Pledges Eighth Pledge Class
The American Commons Club Kent chapter held its pledge ritual for six men who join the eighth pledge class: John Billey Arliss Gorby Bill Kata Lee Lucas Bob Graham and Joe Mihalik. Plans for a spring event on April 5 are being finalized.
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Lee Lucas
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Joe Mihalik
Garden Forum Hears Herrick Color Slide Lecture
Professor J Arthur Herrick of biology speaks at the Garden Forum of greater Akron on March 14 at 10 am. He presents a color slide talk on native area plants to about 110 garden clubs. A public showing will run at the Cleveland Museum of Art on April 4 without charge.
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Calendar of interviews and discussions schedule
At 9 a.m. Glidden Paint Co interviews with Mr. Glen Varney at 204 U. 3 p.m. Atomic Disc. presents Regional Political and Economic Problems of Central and Western Europe at 104 AB.
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Magazine contest offers publication and prizes for women writers
The Made moiselle annual college fiction contest invites undergraduate women to submit stories of 3,000 to 5,000 words. Winners receive two $500 prizes. accepted entries may have appeared in college publications but not elsewhere.
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Evening Campus Activities List Sparks Multiple Events
The schedule lists 4 p.m. Booster Club at 202 U, 6:30 p.m. Sigma Delta Pi Banquet at Canteen in Cuyahoga Falls, 7 p.m. District B high school basketball at MPE, 7 p.m. Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship at 214 K, 7 p.m. HS square dance at HS gym, and 7:30 p.m. Phi Beta Phi house party with Gamma Phi Beta at 603 E. Main St.
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College Fiction Contest Opens for Young Writers
The contest offers a chance for hopeful authors to have prize winning stories published by sponsors. Manuscripts can be returned if a stamped self addressed envelope is included. Entries must be postmarked by midnight April 15 and sent to College Fiction Contest Made moiselle 575 Madison Avenue New York 22.
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