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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1950

Page

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Lilienthal to Speak on Atomic Energy for Peace

David E. Lilienthal former AEC chairman speaks at 1 p.m. today in the auditorium on Atomic Energy for Peace. Admission favors students and faculty. overflow via 317McG. A luncheon for Lilienthal and his wife is at 11:30 a.m. in the Kent State union.

David E. Lilienthal United States Atomic Energy Commission Atomic Energy For Peace AEC Regina Hanway Assembly Lilienthal Kent State Union

Red Beards and Anchor Win MU Beard Contest

In the post war event the Men’s Union beard contest awarded top honors to William H. Heck of Akron for the longest beard and Frank M. Necina of Aurora for best looking crop. Paul I. Bringham of Maple Heights won the most unique trophy with anchor chin whiskers. Additional notable displays included Marty McMahon’s Rex chin design and Bill Cline’s twin green shamrocks.

Men’s Union William H. Heck Akron Frank M. Necina Aurora Paul I. Bringham Maple Heights Marty McMahon Bill Cline McMahon Rex Cline

Education graduates urged to apply for certification

March graduates in the college of education who have not yet applied for certification should do so this week. Registrar Dr. C. E. Atkinson noted that application blanks may be obtained in the registrar's office.

College of Education C. E. Atkinson

Registration Starts Monday For Spring Quarter at Kent State

Finishing touches are being put on spring quarter pre registration as students begin submitting large white program cards. Dr C E Atkinson announced a alphabetical grouping to ease checking in Students with last names A through E finish Monday F through K Tuesday L through R Wednesday and S through Z Thursday The university book store in the Kent State union will be open next week 8 am to 5 pm.

C. E. Atkinson Kent State Union

Burr Dance Featuring Spivak Orchestra Invites Students

The Burr dance will be set to Charlie Spivak and his orchestra with the famous trumpet. The committee says this year’s event will be informal to encourage student attendance.

Charlie Spivak

Sunday APOs Go National Installation at Kent State

Alpha Phi Omega national service fraternity installs its Kent State University chapter in the union with National Vice President Daniel Den Uyl of Purdue presiding. The national executive board approved the chapter on March 1. A banquet at Robin Hood follows the ceremony where President George A. Bowman accepts the charter for the university. Fred G. Bloomhardt will accept on behalf of the chapter. The fraternity has 203 chapters nationwide and was founded at Lafayette College in 1925. Membership is limited to those connected with the Boy Scouts. Chapter officers include Richard Barnard president Gene Toot first vice president Edward Stibbe second vice-president Stan Killingsworth treasurer Gene Dotson secretary Murray Campbell sergeant-at-arms Jack Rayment historian.

Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity Kent State Union Daniel den Uyl Purdue University George A. Bowman Fred G. Bloomhardt United States Lafayette College Easton Boy Scouts Richard Barnard Gene Toot Edward Stibbe Stan Killingsworth Gene Dotson Murray Campbell Jack Rayment

Last Stater of Quarter. Next Issue March 31

The current Stater is the final issue of the quarter. The first issue of the new quarter will be released Friday, March 31.

Frosh Dance Is Tomorrow at Kent State Union

The Sweater Swagger freshman dance runs tomorrow from 7 30 to 11 30 p m in the union ballroom. Tickets are 35 cents per person or 50 cents per couple with no advance sales. Music will be records and chaperones include Mr and Mrs Paul C Kitchin Jr Mr and Mrs Paul Baus and Mr and Mrs Richard Paskert.

Burr Kent State Union Paul C. Kitchin, Jr Paul Baus Richard Paskert Paskert

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