Freshman Advisory Board Faces Kent Council Vote
Blue Key proposes a freshman advisory board to ease early campus elections and raise scholastic standards. Council members debate limits on council representation and fear loss of power, with a decision due at the next meeting.
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Blue Key
Service Honorary
Kent State
K. C. Leebrick
Council
Cardinal Key
Kent
Kent State University Student Newspaper Snippet
Kent State University in Kent Ohio appears in a partial newspaper masthead listing staff roles and office locations. The fragment notes editors business offices and contact details with several names and departments.
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Kent State University
Kent, Ohio
Portales Mail Mixes Ups Job Letter inquirY
Quotable quotes note a humor collision as Portales N M is anglicized and sent to Eastern New Mexico College President Donald MacKay with a misaddressed job letter to Pres McQuay Port Alice University. A Fordham professor jokes about ivy patch meditation and a note about live wires and evening gowns.
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N. M
Eastern New Mexico College
Donald MacKay
Pres
McQuay
Port Alice University
Port Alice, N. M
William J. Bonisteel
Fordham University
FCC to Lift Ban on Commercial TV Within a Month
NBC head Niles Trammel says FCC orders will lead to government control and end of air freedom. The notice reviews radio stars, band changes, sponsor renewals, and upcoming programs across NBC and CBS networks with names like Xavier Cugat and Bob Feller.
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Niles Trammel
NBC
Xavier Cugat
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Jean Arvizu
Columbia
CBS
Bob Feller
Eddie Cantor
440 Feet Of Paper Needed For Zeroes
Syracuse University education instructor Joseph J. Romoda calculates the draft lottery could have 9,000 serial numbers drawn in an astronomical number of combinations. He notes the figure is about 33 followed by 31 680 zeros and would require a twelfth of a mile of paper to write.
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Syracuse University
Bradley Uses Ultraviolet Rays to Fight Potato Ring Rot
Professor R. B. Bradley of the University of Minnesota reports using ultraviolet light to detect and eliminate bacterial ring rot in potatoes, aiming to improve crop health and yields.
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R. B. Bradley
University of Minnesota
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