Pop Night Returns With Competing University Groups
The Off Campus Women's club plans the annual Pop Night on Wednesday April 10 in the university auditorium. Eileen Cook directs the event now in its 18th year, with a silver cup prize for the top ticket seller and $5 and $3 prizes for the best acts.
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Women's Club
New Stow
Merrill Hall
Women’s Club
Pop Night Entertainment
Eileen Cook
Betty Hartsough
Wanda Baynes
Alpha Omega Sorority
Gamma Sigma Phil Sorority
International Date Bureau
Mary L. Smallwood
Leonard Bloom
Hal Serne
Edna Lotz
William Taylor
Ethel Walker
Kent State Stater Contest Rules For Entries
The Kent Stater offers two Kent theatre passes for the best lead or full story on a university news item. Open to any Kent State student not affiliated with The Stater or advertisers. Two weekly contests with deadlines Friday 5 p m and Wednesday 5 p m. Submissions to The Kent States office box. Judges' opinions are final. The first contest ends tomorrow at 5 p m with next week’s winner.
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Kent Stater
Kent Theatre
Kent State University
Stater
Kent States
All President's Day Dinner Honoring University Leaders
The Men's Union plans an All President's Day dinner on Thursday April 18 at 6 30 p m at Captain Brady. Presidents chairmen directors athletics leaders and faculty are invited with a guest speaker and student body talks. Tickets 50 cents reserved by April 17. Dick Hill chairs with Peter Mango assisting.
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Men's Union
Brady
Dick Hill
Peter Mango
Campus dances and sorority pins highlight college social week
Vacations linger as Gamma dance before Easter draws alumni to Congress Lake Country Club. Akron Kent students host a Student Union Building fund dance. Sororities showcase new pins Alpha Omegas and Gamma Sigma Phi. A playful gag about elbow grease entertains. Three dances round out the weekend with Alpha Phi Beta pledge, Kappa Sigma Chi at the Masonic Temple, and Engleman hall sport dance in Will gym.
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John Schindewolf
Akron
Kent
Alpha Omegas
Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority
Cuyahoga Falls
Silver Lake Country Club
Masonic Temple
Engleman Hall
Wills Gym
Summer Session to Feature Education Leaders and Conferences
The second term runs until August 30 with headliners in education visual education geography and more to be announced. A five annual conference on radio and visual aids in education will accompany the courses along with Ohio Education Association representatives. A curriculum workshop and secondary school problems course will apply National standards findings locally. Excursions to Akron Cleveland Canton and Youngstown are planned as educational features.
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Ohio Education Association
National Committee
Maud Lewis
Red Cross
Akron
Cleveland
Canton
Youngstown
What's My Name in Wednesday's sStater
The feature discusses McGilvrey Hall and misquotes Dr James E Me. Apologies to President Emeritus John E McGilvrey, the implied supervisor.
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McGilvrey Hall
McGilvrey
James E. Me
John E. McGilvrey
Track meeting called for varsity athletes and supporters
An important meeting of all those interested in varsity track will be held today at 4 o clock in 109M. A University of Iowa student statistician has completed tests showing that coeds of that institution use enough lipstick in a year to paint five barns.
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University of Iowa
Dance Photos Shown All Week in Atrium
Students and faculty are urged to visit the atrium to view 32 photographs of outstanding modern dancers. Taken by Thomas Bouchard, the images were borrowed from the Bennington School of the Dance in Vermont and will remain on display for the rest of the week.
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Thomas Bouchard
Bennington School of the Dance
Bennington
Vermont
Kent State Senate Meets Amid Scheduling Conflicts
Kent State students gathered for the Senate meeting last night after conflicts shifted it from Tuesday. The body advanced new bills and conducted second readings before referring items to committees for study.
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Kent State
Senate
Sophomores Plan Annual Hop April 19
Class officers expect to decide on a big name band for the Sophomore Hop at a meeting in the university auditorium. Possible acts include Count Basie and Leighton Nobel. Caroline Clawson handles the 25 cent class assessment while John Pinkos prepares gym decorations for the dance.
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University
Bob Leese
Count Basie
Leighton Nobel
Great Lake
Caroline Clawson
John Pinkos
Two New Committees Named at Dormitory
Betty Breen a Pittsburgh freshman leads the Pop night committee at Moulton hall. Alma Baird a Copley sophomore heads the dormitory gift committee. Others on Pop night are Margaret Lewis Cornelia Kuchenbacher Helen Rothermund and Sally Bronson. Gift committee members are Lucille Dunlap Betty Campbell Suzanne Martin and Dodorthy Hull.
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Betty Breen
Pittsburgh
Moulton Hall
Alma Baird
Copley
Margaret Lewis
Cornelia Kuchenbacher
Helen Rothermund
Sally Bronson
Lucille Dunlap
Betty Campbell
Suzanne Martin
Dodorthy Hull
The Big Secret Coming Tomorrow in STATER Space
Students ask what April 4 means and what the big secret about their budget is. The article promises a full reveal in tomorrow’s STATER, stressing it affects readers directly and will not be a tip about grades or product blends.
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Men’s Union
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Bill Lewis
Bill Swallow
Bill Whalen
Pepper Martin
Congress Lake Country Club
Willard
Bundy
Glenn Miller
Chesterfield
Student Senate
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