Now Now Boys No Cheating in Fraternity Averages
Editorial notes the winter quarter fraternity averages will be compiled by the Dean of Men's office with help from 13 fraternities. It praises Interfraternity Council for a proposal to prevent manipulation of scores and credits active members and pledges, setting the stage for the race for the scholarship trophy. It cites a case of a fraternity dropping low scholars and predicts results once the new rules are in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interfraternity Council
Chuck DeSalle
Row Boat Regatta Sparking Kent State Student Interest
Kent State students gear up for the Row Boat Regatta in three weeks. Independents show strong entry interest with Runoffs at Stopher Hall and a one person team entering. Last year’s winners included Betty Anne Schmid and Carole Root in women's, Len and John Pohlod in men's, Ben Steele in Sigma Nu, and sorority pair Pat Long and Lou Kaupinen. An entrance fee covers park rental, boat safety gear, patrols, trophies, T-shirts, and queen contestant apparel. entrants must pass a swimming test by pool length and tread water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet de Nobel
Kent State
Ma Wood
Stopher Hall
Betty Anne Schmid
Carole Root
Moulton Hall
Len
John Pohlod
Ben Steele
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Delta Gams
Pat Long
Lou Kaupinen
Campus pranks and politics stir college headlines
A roundup from Princeton to California covers student sign stealing at Princeton, vandalism at Buffalo State Teachers College, Russia in the Olympics, Texas election band vetoes, Ilse Koch petition at Miami, spring fashion critiques at California, and a Cincinnati mock convention scandal. It notes student reactions and witty quips amid campus politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Student Election Commission
University of Miami
Sigma Nu Scummers Hop Ends With Egg Prank
Last Friday night the Sigma Nu Scummers hosted a party with paddles and entertainment. Actives paid by reciting poems praising pledges, while an egg prank sprayed a few pledges. The campus column notes pins, weddings, boating stories, yearbook praise, and a cheeky question about flower baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Nu
Jim Branigan
Jim Tushar
Guy Shelly
Delta Tau Deltas
Campus Letters Policy Encourages Brief Submissions
Letters on campus topics from students and faculty are invited with a limit of 200 words. All letters must be signed and comply with libel laws and standards of good taste, though longer pieces may be condensed. Ed.
Kent Stater Editorial Staff and publication details
The Kent Stater staff list includes Ed Gabrosek as News Editor and Julia Yeagley as Assistant, with Chuck Miller as Sports Editor and Jim Witzberger among reporters. The paper is a daily Monday through Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, entered as second class matter since 1927, published by Commercial Press, Inc., at Kent State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gabrosek
al Pashin
Jerry Lowe
Janet de Nobel
Don Carter
Arnie Miller
Alan Smith
Charlotte Frolo
Dick Dugan
Dick Duff
Lee Featheringham
Carolyn Whyte
Kent Stater
Commercial Press, Inc
Kent
Merrill Hall
Kent State University
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