Kent Stater Rowboat Regatta Set For May 24 on Cuyahoga
The Kent Stater announces the seventh annual Rowboat Regatta on the Cuyahoga at Fred M. Fuller park scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday May 24. Pre race boat inspection starts at 9 a.m. An old fashioned paddle boat will join the event with Jeep observation trains and a raft mid river show by Mike Friedland’s band. Delta Phi Sigma members will hawk ice cream bars and two Stater columnists race bathtubs with outboard motors for thrills and spills. Rain postponed last week’s events and Campus Night caused schedule changes to ensure a strong sendoff.
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Campus Night and May Queen Set for May 24
Students will enjoy Campus Night events on Saturday May 24 including May Queen crowning the rowboat regatta and a parade. The schedule shifts to let regatta participants join the afternoon program with a 4 p.m. parade start and 7 p.m. songfest followed by a 9 p.m. dance in Wills Gym.
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Donald B. Anthony
Gerald Chapman
Merle Wagoner
Kenneth Pringle
George Bowman
Dean
Raymond E. Manchester
Dean Adam
Cameraman Meets Regatta Promoters at KSU Arrival
A photographer encounters regatta promoters at Kansas State University last Friday as the scene unfolds on campus. The brief interaction highlights local interest in the upcoming event.
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Scadding
Schneiderman Named 1948 NTFC Producer At Kent State
Lenny Schneiderman a junior in business administration from New York was named producer for the 1948 NTFC annual student revue No Time For Classes by the student council. Work begins this fall with auditions to be announced later. The council set requirements for Homecoming queen and Miss Kent State including class standing and GPA, with selections based on popularity and academics.
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Kent State
Radock to Speak on The Most Unusual News Paper in the United States
Professor Michael Radock director of the university news bureau will address Kent Research Group at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at Dr. T. E. Tetreaults home in Kent. He will discuss The Most Unusual News paper in the United States.
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Kent
T. E. Tetreault
United States
Life photographer Skadding on polar shoots and Capitol Hill work
George Skadding of Life magazine describes his varied pictorial assignments from 60 below in Alaska during Operation Frigid to covering Congress in Washington. He plans to return to the Rowboat Regatta after a Chicago headquarters stint and notes photographer life requires knowing Capitol Hill inside out.
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Boosters Hear Rees Today
Head Coach Trevor Rees will address a joint meeting of the Booster club advisory and executive committees at 4 p.m. in 107M. He discusses The Booster Club and School Athletics and funds appropriation with a vote upcoming. Dormitory sorority and fraternity representatives, club delegates, and delegates-at-large urged to attend. Reports on game planning publicity and social committees will be given and fall activity plans finalized.
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Trevor Rees
Booster Club
Carlson to speak at 8 on The Veteran Faces New Bullets
John Roy Carlson author of Undercover and The Plot ters holds an open forum tonight at 8 15 in McGilvrey auditorium on The Veteran Faces New Bullets. Carlson known for exposing extremist movements was born in Armenia and studied journalism at New York University.
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School of Speech
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