Student Council Reviews Ticket Policy And Elections
The Student Council highlights a call to study University theatre ticket distribution to favor outside patrons. They announce the April 11 election of the most popular man and woman with nominations due April 8, and plans for class representative nominations and the annual dinner at Robin Hood where next year’s officers will be chosen.
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Stuents
Bob Seese
Law of Women’s Office
Robin Hood
Campus News Roundup Delivers Kittens Politics and Wrestling
Village campus groups stay active during vacation with a quirky St Patrick’s Day welcome for an honorary police member Frank Brick McCarthy. Wrestlers from Akron and Case triumph at a regional invitational while I Q theories spark debate. Easter antics include a mysterious kitten disappearance at the Blackout house.
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St. Patrick’s
Rooms Assigned For Next Fall At Engleman Hall
Miss Frances Maisch announces room assignments for women at Engleman hall next fall. Seniors sign April 2 between 8:30 11:30 a m and 1:30 3 p m Juniors sign the same hours and sophomores on Thursday at 7:30 a m through the same times. Students draw a number to determine application order to ensure equal opportunity.
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Engleman Hall
Frances Maisch
Parker Plans Two Day April Musical Show
University plans a two day April musical on April 24 and 25 in the auditorium. Director Don Parker leads a musical comedy show featuring 12 chorines and comics Stanley Mouse and Bill Guisewite. The entertainment committee includes Dean Raymond E. Manchester Prof. G. Harry Wright and Kent Kennan. Reita Mehlenbacher has selected the chorus from 60 tryouts. The act includes a Gay 90s number and a Prentice Memorial gate opening scene.
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University
Don Parker
Parker
Stanley Mouse
Bill Guisewite
Raymond E. Manchester
Harry Wright
Kent Kennan
Reita Mehlenbacher
Kent
Olsen and Johnson
Mouse
Guisewite
Prentice Memorial Gate
English Theme Tests Offered This Thursday and Friday
English theme tests are scheduled for Thursday and Friday. Students who have not completed English 160 or 161 should consult their professor to arrange seating in an available class for the test.
Finnish Relief Fund Dance Set In Wills Gym Tonight
Kent students can support Finnish aid as the Finnish Relief Fund dance runs from 9 to 12 tonight in Wills gym. The National Finnish Relief Fund, led by Herbert Hoover, has raised over two million dollars for Finnish relief. President Kyosti Kallio appealed via cable for continued assistance.
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Kent
Finnish Relief Fund
Wills Gym
National Finnish Relief Fund
Herbert Hoover
United States
Finland
Kyosti Kallio
Hoover
Forum on Race Problems At University Evening Forum
A university evening forum addresses racial differences with a discussion on accepted bases for racial difference and minority rights. Dr James Laing and Dr Leonard Bloom speak for the faculty, Gertrude Duckwitz represents students, with free questions from the floor. Montague and Hooton will discuss on Town hall broadcast.
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Training School
James Laing
Leonard Bloom
Gertrude Duckwitz
M. F. A. Montague
Earnest Hooton
Town Hall
Early Lesson Surprise as Student Misses First Day
Floyd Johnson hurries to an eight o clock class only to find empty rooms. Officials reveal the school starts Monday, prompting the student to reconsider his timetable and future plans for ministry.
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Floyd Johnson
Merrill
Floyd
Johnson
Finnish leader thanks Hoover for aid and sympathy
The cablegram to Herbert Hoover from Kyosti Kallio expresses deep gratitude for humanitarian aid and asks continued relief for Finland. Kallio notes a compulsory peace has been signed yet hopes for worldwide sympathy for Finland's struggle for the right.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Kyosti Kallio
Finland
Finnish Aid Dance Prompts Community Benefit in Portage County
The Portage County Finnish Relief Fund led by Prof. A J Miller hosts a community dance sponsored with the County Central Labor Board. Bernie May and his 10 piece band perform with volunteer services, tickets available at the door or from Turri Hyppa or Miller.
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Portage County Finnish Relief Fund Committee
A. J. Miller
Dance Tonight
The
County Central Labor Board
Bernie May
May
Kand
Arthur Turri
Linda Hyppa
Professor Miller
Turri
Miss Hyppa
Miller
Chris Miller
Central Labor Board
County Finnish Relief Committee
A. C. Poe
County Relief Organization
Finland
Wills Gym
Don Cossack Chorus
Cossack Chorus
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Lynn Sivon
Eyal
Findlay
Foust
Conklin
Waynesburg
Radis
Case
Don Sinn
Martin
Fred Swasey
Mayflower Hotel
Akron
John Schindewolf
Eula Marquis
Polly Ann Queen
Bob Fry
Bob Wilson
Henry LaTorraca
Lotz
I. Q
Edna Lotz
Blackout
Sigma Tau Gamma Sentinel
Ernie Williams
Williams
Dean of Women’s Office
Mittee
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