Low Grades Prompt Dismissal Watch at University
Registrar E C Stopher announced the scholastic standards committee will review students with a cumulative average below two point for possible dismissal. The rule expands from quarterly checks to full college career averages as crowded enrolments limit admissions. Miss Alice Carter noted more names may be reported under the new standard.
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E. C. Stopher
Stopher
Alice Carter
Liberal Arts College
Sororities Cash In On Late Permits
Beta Gamma and Gamma Sigma Phi sororities will host spring dinners tomorrow with new permits allowing 1 o'clock informal dances and 2 30 a.m. automatic permits. Deadlines for midnight dances extend to 1 30 a.m. Beta Gamma hosts at Aurora country club from 6 30 p.m. to midnight, while Gamma Sigma Phi hosts at Akron Women's City Club in the same hours.
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Beta Gamma
Gamma Sigma Phi
Aurora Country Club
Akron
No Time For Dances At UT Ends Early
A UT dance for married couples planned to run until midnight finished at 11 15 as couples departed perhaps to tend to infants and feed Junior. The piece notes changing times.
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University of Texas
Junior
Campus Night Orchestra to Play May 25 Dance in Wills Gym
Art Seyler and his orchestra will perform at the Campus Night dance in Wills Gym from 9 to 12 on May 25. Don Moore, social committee chairman, announced the judges for the sorority and fraternity song contest and the May Queen selection.
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Art Seyler
Wills Gym
Don Moore
Carl Harvey
Roosevelt High School
Sue Palfi
Kept Public
Fred Denker
The
University
Richard Donaghy
Donaghy
Earl McCabe
Earl's Diner
Alf Lovell
A. A. Crowell
E. L. Novotny
School of Art
Novotny
Moore
Mayer Speaks Wednesday As Writer And Teacher
Assembly speaker at 10 a m on May 8 will be Professor Milton Mayer of the University of Chicago. Mayer is a writer lecturer and teacher and former newspaperman who has contributed to the Progressive Negro Digest Harper s Life The Nation and Atlantic Monthly.
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Milton Mayer
University of Chicago
Mayer
Associated Press
Chicago Daily
Progressive
Negro Digest
Harper's
Saturday Evening Post
Life
the Nation
Atlantic Monthly
Burr Pictures Freshmen and Sophomores Meet for Photos
All freshmen and sophomores who have not yet had their class pictures taken must meet at 4 p.m. today in front of Merrill Hall.
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Merrill Hall
Librarians Take Over Rockwell for Saturday Symposium
Rockwell library hours will be shortened with a noon closing to host an all day librarianship recruitment symposium expected to draw 275 participants. Overnight book lending is allowed tonight, and study is discouraged except when essential. Chorus girls will join a May musical after a 4 pm rehearsal in Kent hall.
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Kent Hall
Mike Friedland
Rockwell Library
John B. Nicholson
Young Ohio candidate Oliv er Ocasek seeks state rep backing
Oliver Ocasek a senior in the college of education among Ohio's youngest nominees for state representative on the Democratic ticket in the May 7 primary. At 20, he turns 21 three days before the election. Summit county nominates five of 17 candidates. He advocates higher funding for Kent State University teacher pay, and removal of political control from education. He holds multiple campus roles and fraternity positions including United States Student assembly president and Delta Phi Sigma member.
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Oliver Ocasek
College of Education
Ohio
Ocasek
General Assembly
Summit County
Kent State University
Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
United States Student Assembly
Pi Kappa Delta
Phi Alpha Theta
Kappa Delta Pi
Blue Key
Men’s Union Executive Board
Journalists Attend Ohio College Newspaper Conclave in Toledo
Four journalism students and Associate Professor Alfred A. Crowell depart for the Ohio College Newspaper convention at the University of Toledo. Attendees include Tom Gavagan Norma Knisely John Thomas and Marion Cole. Crowell speaks at 4 p m on Hold That Pose and the program features a Blade plant tour and an awards banquet.
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Alfred A. Crowell
Ohio College Newspaper Association
University of Toledo
Stater
Tom Gavagan
Norma Knisely
John Thomas
Marion Cole
Crowell
Toledo Blade
Ohio College
ISA Pledges Party Support in Campus Election
The Independent Students' Association pledged support to the Coalition party and held its first business meeting of the quarter. Bill Lodge was chosen chairman of a new membership committee, with Jim Kanehl, Matilda Davis, Clara Perez, Lynn Frericks and Thekla Dunsha as members.
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Coalition
Independent Students’ Association
Bill Lodge
Lodge
Jim Kanehl
Matilda Davis
Clara Perez
Lynn Frericks
Thekla Dunsha
Marian Lemponen
June Steigerwald
Miriam Paugh
Anna Edwards
Grace Lemley
Carl Gibson
Bill Davis
Evelyn Weigand
Miriam Pugh
Ruth Klein
Policy Board Meeting Change for Student Publications
The policy committee meeting moved from Monday May 6 to 4 p m Thursday May 9 announced by Chairman William D Taylor. New editors and business managers will be named by the student council Monday and applications close Saturday noon May 4 to allow review of grades and data. positions open to any university student.
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William D. Taylor
Taylor
Kent High School Hosts Scholarship Exam Grading Volunteers
More than 1500 top ranking students from 66 high schools in Portage Summit Stark and Trumbull counties arrive in Kent to take district scholarship tests. Under Frank N Harsh principal of the university training school test graders are needed and volunteers should see Harsh.
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Frank N. Harsh
University Training School
Portage
Summit
Stark
Trumbul
Kent
Harsh
Ballots List 34 Students Names For Election
The upcoming student council race sees a fourth slate from Phi Beta Phi with ten candidates for the May 6 ballot. Current council officers appear secured with no opposition.
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Phi Beta Phi
Bradley and Farr Debate Case Team in Ashtabula
University students Matthew Bradley and Ray Farr debate a Case School of Applied Science team in Ashtabula on Thursday May 9. They will oppose the national intercollegiate question on world free trade.
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Matthew Bradley
Ray Farr
Case School of Applied Science
Ashtabula
Farr
Bradley
Hworld
Race entries mount to ten Earl s Robin Hood add cups
With two more cups secured and 10 entries plans for the Stater sponsored Rowboat Regatta are drawing to a close. The May 16 Uuyanoga river event features three races fraternity sorority and independent women plus a feature event and music.
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Uuyanoga River
Kappa Mu Kappa
Phi Beta Phi
Sigma Tau Gamma
Alpha Omega
Gamma Sigma Phi
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Eagleman
Moulton
Women's Athletic Association
Courier-Tribune
Russ O'Conke
Terese Green
Earl's Diner
Robin Hood
Wes Stevens
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Frank Badger
Bernie Frost
Ted Baskin
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Charles Mihalko
Harlan McGrail
Harold Wagoner
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James Rhoads
Blue and Gold
Miss McDowell
Roy Apple
Yvonne Lewandowski
Evelyn Long
George Papp
Henry Ford
Bill Lyon
Kenny Rickard
Edie Galloway
Milton Baer
Bob Casey
Jeanne Cook
Anne Domiter
John Fouser
Jo Douglas
Betty Hoy
Ruth Hoehn
Jean Goncher
Tom Davey
Mickey Yeager
Larry Sauber
Marcia Traxler
Jean Melick
Bob Duncan
Virginia Block
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