Family Day Draws Hundreds on Campus Amid Open House Tours
Hundreds of parents and friends flocked to the university campus for Family Day as residence halls held open houses and departments showcased work. Exhibits spanned psychology tests to biology displays, with tours of physics experiments and a large school cafeteria serving 3000 daily.
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Lowry Hall
Moulton and Engleman
Philip Trapp
McGilvrey Hall
McGilvrey
Education Department
Reuben Haley
Alice H. Haley
Combine Class And Vote Registration This Fall
The elections committee recommends pre registration of voters with scholastic registration next fall by unanimous student council vote. Bob Duncan urged booths for elections and funding was approved. Journalists seek an allocating agent. request rejected. Traffic court oversight to begin next week with weekly reports from Dale Rowe.
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Duncan
Bob Casey
Journalism
Council
Burr
Organization of Journalists
Central Committee of Clubs and Honoraries
KSU
Kent
Roy Newsome
Dale Rowe
Carlson Here Next Tuesday at Mc Gilvrey Forum
John Roy Carlson, author of exposes on extreme movements, speaks on The Veteran Faces New Bullets in Mc Gilvrey auditorium Tuesday May 20 at 8 15 p m. The Armenian born journalist graduated from New York University and is brought by the forum committee headed by Prof James N Holm.
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John Roy Carlson
United States
McGilvrey Auditorium
Carlson
Forum
New York University School of Journalism
Forum Committee
James N. Holm
School of Speech
Taylor to Speak on Ameri can Guild Membership
Hal Taylor secretary treasurer of the Akron chapter will explain associate membership in the American Newspaper Guild at a compulsory journalism student body meeting Wednesday at 4 p m in the training school auditorium according to Bob Casey president.
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Hal Taylor
Akron
American Newspaper Guild
Bob Casey
Senior Announcements Orders Open in Student Council
President Hank Johnston announced that seniors may place announcements today in the Student Council office.
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Student Council
Hank Johnston
Physicalexams Today for Marine Course Applicants
Major Webb D Sawyer USMC instructor in platoon leaders summer classes will be here today to give physical examinations to applicants for the course. Examinations will be held in the foyer of the heating plant.
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Webb D. Sawyer
USMC
Hoyt Chosen Vice-Proxy of OCNA
Robert Hoyt editor of the Stater elected vice-president of the Ohio College Newspaper association at the Marietta College convention. The Stater tied for five awards with Bowling Green University. Bob Casey, Paul Haney, and Jessie West won first, second, and third in best news stories. Al Post received honorable mention for Writer Plots Stater Feature As He Hears Hawaiian's Story. The Stater named third best college daily in Ohio. Other attendees: Bob Wentz Julian Suso William Hugo.
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Robert Hoyt
Stater
Ohio College Newspaper Association
Marietta College
Hoyt
Ohio
Bowling Green University
Bob Casey
Paul Haney
Jessie West
al Post
Miami
Ohio State Lantern
Bob Wentz
Julian Suso
William Hugo
Registration Cards Ready at Colleges
Cards will be available today and tomorrow in college offices. The card lists the student name point average and the registration day. Registration starts next Monday and students must first fill out the permit. due to high liberal arts enrollment cards will be distributed in the atrium.
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Liberal Arts
Life Coverage Planned For Seventh Annual Rowboat Regatta
Life magazine telegram confirms a half hour wire recording of the Regatta to be aired by WAKR at 7 30 pm Saturday. Akron station hopes to describe two of the four races. A 4 pm meeting in 107M will settle boat types and equipment. Thirty groups have registered including eight fraternities and 13 independent men's groups. Swimming tests are scheduled tomorrow 2 to 3 pm in the university pool.
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Life Magazine
Kent Stater
Bob Harm
Frank Fedorka
Akron
WAKR
Bob Hoyt
Roy Apple
Post
Larry Vitsky
Wes Stevens
FBI Seeks Aid Students For FBI Work
The FBI seeks help from students, especially those with prior army intelligence, to contact the university appointments bureau about opportunities with the agency.
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FBI
Army Intelligence
The
University Appointments Bureau
Sarmir Eyes Eye Injury from Softball Accident
Joseph Smokey Sarmir, injured when a softball shattered his glasses, may be released from Akron St Thomas hospital in about a week. A second operation was needed after iris tissue was partly removed in his sleep. Doctors say sight will improve but partial loss is likely. he is in good condition and visitors are allowed.
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Joseph
Smokey” Sarmir
Akron St. Thomas Hospital
Sarmir
Russell Gets Dozen Roses for Outstanding University Mother
Mrs. Ethel Russell, Lowry hall housemother, received a dozen roses Sunday for being named Outstanding University Mother in the Stater sponsored contest. Bob Blumer, a Stater staff member, presented the flowers.
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Ethel Russell
Lowry Hall
Stater
Bob Blumer
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