New Registration Procedure Sets Spring Quarter Plan
Registrar announces a new first day process for spring enrollment. Students report to the auditorium with permit-to-register cards issued by college deans, pick trial programs, copy courses, then go to the sectioning department for time assignments and class tickets. Non veterans pay at the treasurer, veterans go to 105M, and fees must be paid the day of registration to secure their classes. Graduate students, juniors and seniors must pay by March 18 or risk losing registration and saved selections.
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C. E. Atkinson
Five Kent Men to Box in Second Booster Show
Booster club prepares a boxing event in Wills gym on April 11 featuring five Kent University boxers Dick Glass John Greenwood Warren Sanders Joe Colonese and Pat Keefe plus Ned Brant Tom My Brown and Ed Lavery Jr as organizer and promoter. Tickets for ringside $1.50 non university $1 students 75 cents and sales begin tomorrow at the Booster booth.
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Booster Club
Wills Gym
Golden Glove
Akron
Dick Glass
John” Greenwood
Warren Sanders
Joe Colonese
Pat Keefe
Ned Brant
Kent Roosevelt
Tommy Brown
Roosevelt
Ed Lavery
Lavery
Baritone Ulrich Tonight To Give Senior Recital
Peter Ulrich, baritone, presents a senior recital at 8 p.m. in 309M, sponsored by the music department. He performs 18 selections by Wagner, Debussy, Rogers and Massenet in multiple languages with Gerald Forbes on piano. Ulrich studies at the university and in Cleveland, is vice-president of the senior class, and a Kappa Sigma Chi member.
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Peter Ulrich
Music Department
Ulrich
Wagner
Debussy
Rogers
Massenet
Gerald Forbes
Mozart
Cleveland
Caro Carapetyan
Kappa Sigma Chi Fraternity
College of Education
PTA Chiefs Meet Here April 11
A conference of school administrators and PTA presidents from Portage Summit and Stark counties will be held Saturday March 12 at the University school. Dean Robert S White of the college of education will preside and President George A Bowman will welcome delegates to the opening session.
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PTA
Portage, Summit
Stark Counties
University School
Robert S. White
College of Education
George A. Bowman
Concert Band Broadcasts On WAKR In Akron Series
University Concert Band under Prof Roy D Metcalf continues a series of thirty minute broadcasts from Radio Workshop Akron over WAKR FM 2:30 p.m. today and tomorrow as a public service. The programs support the Northeastern Ohio high school festival on April 2 and 9.
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WAKR
Wakr-Fm
Akron
Radio Workshop
Studio A
Roy D. Metcalf
Walton D. Clarke
Clem Scerback
David Freed
Rick Uray
Farrara Wins Again in Weekly Short Story Contest
Francis Farrara senior in journalism wins for his piece Something Blue in this week’s contest. He previously won with Peace Be With You about infidelity and turmoil. Ten selections were judged for the last quarter contest. The winner will be published in tomorrow’s Stater.
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Francis Farrara
Contagious Will History Repeat Itself
Professor Fred B Bloomhardt discusses family ties to history across universities and libraries. He notes his one year old son Paul should pursue engineering, reflecting a humorous view on career choices within a scholarly lineage.
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Fred B. Bloomhardt
Bloomhardt
Wittenberg College
Birmingham
Hoover War Library
Harvard
Paul
Prof. Bloomhardt
Two Students Suffer Minor Injuries In Auto Crash
Two university women Lois Musick of Akron and Jeanette Boh dal of Cleveland sustained slight knee cuts when their car collided with another at routes 43 and 82 crossing. They were treated at Robinson Memorial hospital in Ravenna. Driver Robert Takalche of Bedford was southbound on route 43 when the other vehicle failed to yield.
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University
Lois Musick
Akron
Jeanette Bohdal
Cleveland
Robinson Memorial Hospital
Ravenna
Robert Takalche
Bedford
Council invites trailer dwellers to hear rules
Kent city council committee, led by Councilman Herbert Kenna, invites students and others living in house trailers to a March 11 meeting at 8 p.m. in city hall. The panel will present an ordinance regulating location and sanitation of trailer homes and seek residents’ opinions before final action.
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Council
Kent City
City Hall
Herbert Kenna
Kenna
Coach Seeks Tennis Players For Nutter’s Session
Tennis coach Doyle Nutter seeks all interested players to meet Friday or next week. Nutter is available in the Intra mural office all day to discuss future meetings and practice arrangements since there is no Stater next week.
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Doyle Nutter
Nutter
Kent Stater Last Issue This Winter. Publication Deadline
The Kent Stater announces its final issue of the Winter quarter and urges anyone wishing to publish news to call the Stater office by 3 p.m. today.
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Kent Stater
Stater
Varsity Ball Proceeds To Boost Stadium Fund
The Varsity ball at East Market Gardens Akron will raise funds for the stadium drive. Ray Robinson and his orchestra play from 9 p.m. Votes decide a Varsity King, with nominees from basketball football and more. Tickets $1 per couple boosters, $1.50 non members, sales at Booster booth and at the door.
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East Market Gardens
Akron
Ray Robinson
Bob Evans
Leroy Thompson
Hal Schoonover
Ed Halas
Don Wilson
Pete George
Dick Mowery
Jean Greer
Terry Atkinson
George Morar
Leo Damore
Hold Services Until Easter Interdenominational Lent Services
Lenten services held daily in 310K from 7:30 to 7:50 and open to students and faculty. Ed Molnar and Harold Luxon of Canterbury Club lead today and Friday, with United Christian Fellowship taking over next week.
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Ed Molnar
Harold Luxon
Canterbury Club
United Christian Fellowship
Charles Kendig
Charles Presson
Wesley Foundation
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Lavery, Jr
Farrara
Dean Spicer
John Reed Spicer
The
Liberal Arts College
National Study Conference of the Churches and the World Order
Cleveland Public Library Association
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