Constitutional Revision Prompts Student Government Debate
The article outlines ongoing talks at KSU about revising the constitution of the Student Government association. It highlights power ambiguities between the council and allocations committee, the Radio Workshop versus Guild dispute, and recent hours for late permits for women. It notes low student votes and underlines the need for a clearer framework to smooth campus governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Government Association
Guild
Workshop
Lester Munzenmayer
KSU
Mickey Dover a Busy Promoter at Kent Graduation
Mickey Dover a noted school activities promoter and booster club leader plans graduation after a storied career. A journalism major and former columnist and editor, he served in the infantry and as director of public relations for UNRRA in Vienna and Prague after WWII. The 28 year old, married to Dorothy Strain, resides in Alliance.
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Mickey Dover
Kent
Dover
First Independent Party
Council of Presidents
Chi Pi
Chestnut Burr and Duchess
Gamma Tau Delta
Blue Key
Mickey
Clarence
Infantry
Pearl Harbor
OCS
UNRRA
Vienna
Prague
Dix
Ohio
Dorothy Strain
Alliance
Why Not Attend Class Excuses Parade at College
A humorous roundup from a college campus details the plentiful excuses students offer for absences. Secretaries to the dean, professors, and a campus dispensary weigh in on tactics from dead grandmothers to missing rides and even weddings.
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Helen Martinkus
Velma Jean Small
Raymond Manchester
Gloria Hilker
Hiller
Ada V. Hyatt
KSU
Inter
ISA President Advocates Growth Of Independent Students
ISA president Roger Howard urges expanding the independent student base to strengthen campus life. He defends ISA with a strong constitution, cites recent social activities, and outlines plans to join the National Independent Student Association with broader member support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atmost
ISA
Roger Howard
Howard
Stow
Veterans urged to file new earnings statements under subsistence bill
Veterans working while attending school and earning over eighty dollars monthly must report to the VA office to sign a new earnings statement. The subsistence wage ceiling remains unchanged, while the bill lowered permissible work hours without reducing subsistence. Failure to submit may cause top-hour workers to receive old-figure compensation. Birth certificates for new dependents must be on file with the VA, photostatic or certified copies acceptable. Concurrent receipt of subsistence and readjustment pay is prohibited and could lead to prosecution.
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R. C. Harrington
Veterans Administrator
Veterans Administration
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Miss Small
Cleveland
Virginia Perryman
Regina Hanway
E. W. Smith
Windham
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