Sigma Nu installs Delta Phi Sigma at campus ceremony
The Delta Phi Sigma fraternity becomes the Zeta Gamma chapter of Sigma Nu during nationalization services in Moulton Music room March 19. Over 100 actives, alums and honorary Delts attend pledging, activation, and celebratory events across Akron area venues.
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Sigma Nu
Delta Phi Sigmas
Zeta Gamma
Moulton Music Room
Beta Iota
Mount Union College
Delta Alpha Chapter
Case Institute of Technology
Akron
Delta Phi Sigma
New Super Hospital Opens With First Patient Treated
The 50 bed university hospital has already treated and discharged its first patient. The new Student Health center reports three doctors and five nurses serving daily with an on site receptionist. The facility features an east end elevator and a stairway under construction to the hilltop campus.
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John Gazdik
New University Hospital
Peerce Exchange Tickets For Opera Star Debut
A table will be set up between Kent hall and the Atrium to exchange tickets numbered 339 for the April 11 Jan Peerce program. Exchanges run all next week and today and tomorrow from 10 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m.
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Kent Hall
Jan Peerce
UT Plans New Tryouts For The Wanhope Building
UT announces tryouts for its May production The Wanhope Building. Open to all students, the three act play directed by Wes Egan will be staged May 26 27 and 28 in the university auditorium after demonstrations at Broadway and various theaters.
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Wanhope Building
Kent Hall
Wes Egan
Phi Kappa Delta Joins KSU Fraternities
Phi Kappa club becomes Phi Kappa Delta, accepted by the inter fraternity council on March 16. Harry Snyder remains president. Robert H. Esser serves as advisor. The new fraternity held a formal dinner at its house at 620 Vine Street.
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Phi Kappa Club
KSU
Phi Kappa Delta
Phi Kappa
Interfraternity Council
Harry Snyder
Robert H. Esser
Phi Kappas
Vine Street
What Happens Blurbs From Chuck Fletcher and Hank Shapiro
A satirical dirt column recounts campus gossip and anecdotes with playful jabs at students and faculty. Notable items include Romeo on stage clashing with modern life, engagement congrats, prankish nicknames, and club rivalries, all in a breezy, affectionate tone.
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Chuck Fletcher
Hank Shapiro
Stub Steele
Willabee
West Virginia
Mary Hogan
Buck Wheeland
Canton
Joanne Hodges
William Shakespeare
Rick Morris
New York City
Rick
Romeo
A. T
Sue Lieberman
Heartfest
Yocum
Paul
Stypczinski
Student Council
Jerry Ott
Marian Cleaton
al Larson
270 Club
Bob Hart
Robert
Gordon
Tex
Parrish
Lowry Hall
Duke
Zeta Gamma
Sigma Nu
Phyl Spillman
Johnny Benneian
Cleveland
Stater Short Story Contest Discontinued Indefinitely
The Stater sponsors a short story contest that is now discontinued indefinitely due to space constraints. Readers are advised to await further notices and watch the Stater for updates on future availability.
The Kent Stater News Schedule Note
The Kent Stater indicates a Tuesday through Friday publication window with a dated note. The fragment suggests a schedule or deadline reference but lacks complete context or specifics.
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Kent Stater
How To Register In Six Hours At The University
An article mocks the new six-line registration process at the university this quarter. It follows registrants from eight to two, noting long lines, confused staff, cash issues, veteran lines, and lunch breaks as students wait to complete the six hour ordeal.
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KSU
Webb Reappointed as Stater Business Manager
Kenneth A. Webb, a senior in business administration, is reappointed Stater business manager for the spring quarter. He has served as edition manager for two quarters and assistant manager last fall, and in high school was business manager for the Ashtabula school paper.
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Jim E. Smith
Kenneth Webb
Mgr
Kenneth A. Webb
Busi
Webb
Kent State Hosts Large Northeastern Ohio Music Auditions
Kent State University will host 43 high school bands nine orchestras and 35 choral groups for the northeastern Ohio music auditions in Kent on April 2 and 9. The event is sponsored by the Ohio Music Education Association and the Northeastern Ohio Music Education Association with Roy D. Metcalf and Ralph E. Hartzell of the KSU music school serving as chairs.
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Kent State University School of Music
Kent
The
Ohio Music Education Association
Northeastern Ohio Music Education Association
Roy D. Metcalf
Ralph E. Hartzell
KSU Music School
NPPA Awards Double Honors for University Photography Program
The university's School of Journalism received a NPPA citation at the Eighth Annual Short Course for Press Photographers, the first such citation to an educational institution. Photographer Jim Root won second prize in color prints for a photo of an auto racer at the Indianapolis 500.
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National Press Photographers Association
Jim Root
NPPA
George A. Bowman
Joseph Costa
Association
United States
Canada
Root
Indianapolis Speedway
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