Pork Barrel Political Storm Brews At University
Four hundred students enter a campus election day for most popular man and woman. Campaigns urge voting while campaigning must end by 8 am Thursday. Winners will be crowned at the Popularity Ball on March 30. Candidates include Harriet Shobert Norma Knisely Betty Jane Shu trump Hank Johnston George Insche Bill Sullivan Jim Kinney with multiple party backers and independents.
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Elections Committee
Barbara McDowell
Harriet Shobert
Cuyahoga Falls
Liberal Arts
Beta Gamma
Norma Knisely
Hartville
Betty Jane Shutrump
Youngstown
Pan-Campus
Independent Students’ Association
Hank Johnston
Sigma Tau Gamma
George Insche
Geneva
Delta Phi Sigma
Coalition Party
Bill Sullivan
Hulbert House
Jim Kinney
Massillon
Bradley Farr Place Fifth In Debate
The team of Matthew Bradley and Ray Farr, university students, placed fifth in the Ohio conference debate tournament in Columbus winning four of six debates. Fourteen schools participated. Western Reserve University won. Both men and women will compete in another phase in Wooster Friday and Saturday.
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Matthew Bradley
Ray Farr
Columbus
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Wooster
Jeanne Cook
Farr
Ardath Franck
Ryan
Lee Shenefiel
Registration Blues Are Here Again
Pre registration for the spring quarter runs until March 9 with current students urged to register this week. March 25 is set for new student registrations. Advisors stay in offices until 4 p.m. daily for consultations. Stopher warns delays may fill classes and force students to adjust programs. Fees are due in the last week of this quarter.
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E. C. Stopher
Mr. Stopher
Think Course Replaces History of Philosophy in Spring Bulletin
Dr Maurice Baum head of philosophy reports a second edition of How To Think Straight will be offered in place of History of Philosophy 392 in the spring quarter bulletin. The change affects the department and students planning philosophy classes.
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History of Philosophy
Maurice Baum
Billings to Boogie With American Melodies Concert
The American Troubadors directed by John De Merchant perform from Billings to boogie-woogie Friday March 8 at 8 15 p m in the auditorium. The concert offers songs for every mood and is open to the public and students under the entertainment committee.
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Billings
American Troubadors
John de Merchant
Entertainment Committee
Bach Paper Accepted by AAAS on Father Identity Studies
Dr. George R. Bach an assistant professor of psychology learns his research paper titled Father typing Father Fantasies and Identification in Children Separated from Fathers has been accepted by the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The presentation is scheduled for March 27 to 30 at the AAAS national meeting.
Pamphlet Sale Aims To Sell 600 Directories
Norma Knisely president of Lambda Phi says 248 student faculty directories have been sold. The women’s journalism honorary plans to sell 600 directories this quarter. The sorority meets at 12 noon tomorrow in the journalism office.
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Norma Knisely
Lambda Phi
Miss Knisely
Eliminations Today for Pork Barrel Finals Thursday
Almost four hundred university coeds and men students will perform in the Pork Barrel eliminations tonight at 7 30 in the auditorium. Groups entering include all six sororities, three dormitories for women, four individual acts and four of six KSU fraternities. Judges announced by co chairmen Evelyn Long and Edwin Suvanto. Winners will be chosen by Ernie Grass Jack Warfel and Mrs P A Eichenlaub. Individual acts include Eleanor Meck Jack Wood and Joan.
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KSU
Sigma Tau Gamma
Delta Phi Sigma
Phi Beta Phi
Kappa Mu Kappa
Pork Barrel
Evelyn Long
Edwin Suvanto
Ernie Grass
The
Youngstown Vindicator
Jack Warfel
Cleveland Press
P. A. Eichenlaub
Eleanor Meck
Jack Wood
Joan
Allocations Plans Okayed by Student Council
The student council approved a percentage based allocations system to guide future use by the allocations committee. It accepted last week’s allocations committee report, authorizing Trevor Rees to contract for 5000 of next year’s varsity athletics allocation.
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Council
Trevor Rees
Elimination Schedule Set By Ed Suvanto For Group Tryouts
Ed Suvanto, chairman, orders groups to report to the gym for eliminations in a fixed sequence starting with Kappa Mu Kappa at 4 p m and ending with Engleman hall at 8 45. Groups should arrive two or three minutes early and wait outside the auditorium until called.
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Ed Suvanto
Kappa Mu Kappa
Delta Phi Sigma
Sigma Tau Gamma
Phi Beta Phi
Harry Wood
Joan Shremp
Eleanor Meek
Thelma Howe
Alpha Omega
Beta Gamma
Gamma Sigma Phi
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Pi Kappa Sigma
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Moulton
Lowry Hall
Engleman
Suvanto
Sorority Skits Highlight Moultonhall Park Show
Shremp and the Three Sharps and a Flat perform while Luella Vandervort Joy Brand and Madge Kime lead acts. Miss Shremp sings My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice and Miss Meek recites Dorian's Home-Walk.
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Shremp
Luella Vandervort
Joy
Colleen Brand
Madge Kime
Miss Shremp
Miss Meek
Dorian
Bette Dieckmann
Doris Wilkes
Robert White
Delta Phi Sigma
Gal
Phi Beta Phi
Alvin Geogy
Roy Apple
Don Moore
Kappa Mu Kappa
Sigma Tau Gamma
Itcha Domo Spattz
Pi Kappa Sigma
Agnes. Sawyer
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Bradley, Farr
Bik Sullivan
Hank Sohnston
Kinney
George Inscho
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