Dorm Raids Prohibited By Faculty
The Kent administration says any male student found illegally in a girls dormitory faces immediate dismissal. President Bowerman cites longstanding policy while Dean Hyatt declined to comment. Campus police report two tips on raids with no materialized incidents, amid a span of similar events at several top colleges.
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Kent
Pres
George Bowman
Adamy. Hyatt
Dale Rowe
University of Michigan
Columbia
Nebraska
Florida
Miami
Booster Club to Elect Officers This Wednesday
The Booster Club will hold an officer election on Wednesday at 4 p.m. in room 203 Union. President Bill Kleber urges all Booster representatives to attend the meeting.
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Booster Club
203 Union
Bill Kleber
Fall 1952 Registration Notice for Returning Students
Students planning to return for the Fall quarter of 1952 should leave their correct name and address at the registrar's office. Material for Fall registration will be mailed to the students during the summer.
Hospital Internship Offered At St. Luke's Cleveland
Saint Luke's hospital invites six students annually to a one year internship in hospital personnel management. The program provides observation across departments and aims to give interns a working knowledge of hospital personnel functions at the 468 bed Methodist affiliated general hospital in Cleveland. Apply immediately.
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St. Luke’s
Saint Luke’s Hospital
Cleveland
The
Methodist Church
WLW Chooses Local Talent in Kent Contest
The WLW Talent Search at the Kent theatre announces two weekly winners Eddie Wanchick of Ravenna and Ron Rice a Kent student. Wrist watches serve as proof of victory as organizers plan third week with MC Jerry Lettofsky. Entrants may perform at Ravenna Schine's theater.
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WLW
Kent Theatre
Eddie Wanchick
Ravenna
Ron Rice
Kent
Jerry Lettofsky
M. C
Ravenna Schine’s
MU To Have Grad Banquet At Union Ballroom
The Men's Union sponsors its annual banquet for male graduating seniors in the Union ballroom at 6 30 p m May 27. Reply to the Dean of Men by May 21. The Manchester cup for outstanding male graduate will be presented at the banquet. Applications due May 22.
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Men's Union
Union
Dean of Men’s
Dean of Men’s Office
Swimmers Must Complete Tests For Rowboat Regatta
Swimming tests for Rowboat Regatta participants are required. About fifty persons have not yet taken the tests and cannot compete until they pass. Those who missed the designated time should check at the State office for additional test times.
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Stater
Campus Queens to Be Chosen This Week at Regatta Campus Day Prom
Three campus queens will be selected this week for Regatta May 3 Campus Day May 24 and the Junior-Senior prom May 29. Regatta judging tonight at 7 in 2045 Union selects 12 finalists from 15 nominees. Campus Day judging tomorrow at 7 in Micdalton hall screens juniors and seniors meeting eligibility by GPA and dress code. Six finalists named for the Junior-Senior prom and the queen will be announced at the May 29 Myers Lake dance.
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Bruce Limpus
Ann Partridge
Kappa Sigma
Dorothy Yallech
Chi Alpha
Polly Buchholz
Engleman
Barbara Best
Alpha Phi Omega
Dottie Atwood
Micdalton Hall
Myers Lake
Phyllis Johnson
Sigma Delta
Lilly Ann Zimmer
Alpha Phi
Betty Rath
Alpha Xi Delta
Joyce Conkle
Nancy Slater
Alpha Gamma Delta
Nancy Lou Nellis
Phi Beta Phi
Campus committee reorganizes to oversee clubs and groups
A campus committee plans to forestall or aid the formation of new groups. Stan Bober of Student Council notes the Central Committee of Clubs and Honoraries’ role for 17 persons at its first meeting. Bill Douglas is chairman and Peg MacMillan secretary. A subcommittee will draft by laws and rules, with Joan Leguillon and Dan among its members.
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Joanne Moose
Stan Bober
Bill Douglas
Peg MacMillin
Joan Leguillon
Dan
Bober
Douglas
SGA
Bill Detwiler
Council
203 Union
Central Club Committee Meets Thursday at 4 PM
The Central Committee of Clubs and Honoraries will hold a meeting at 4 p.m. Thursday in 203 Union. All campus clubs and honoraries, including unrecognized groups, should be represented, per chairman Bill Douglas.
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Central Committee of Clubs and Honoraries
Union
Bill Douglas
Student government reorganizes club and honoraries committee
Fedorchak and colleagues discuss expanding the club and honorary committee to approve or deny recognition, strengthen new groups, and enforce standards. A subcommittee meets today at 4 p.m. in 203 Union to draft by laws and rules for the restructured body.
Senior Graduation Announcements On Sale At Book Store
Seniors are urged to visit the book store where graduation announcements are on sale now. Those planning to announce their graduation should pick up announcements promptly.
Dyer and Goler To Combine Recitals Tonight
Claire Dyer and Eric Goler present a joint recital at 8 15 pm in the Union. Dyer from Ashtabula studies under Eleanor Pudil and Goler, a German exchange student, studies violin with Louis Erch. Dyer sings contralto with Schubert Brahms Schumann Bach selections and Hora Novis Sima aria. accompanist Marilyn Donohue. Goler performs Beethoven Spring Sonata Op 24 with Ruth Winkler. brass ensemble and horn quartet also on the program. Gene Hartzell’s piano recital is postponed to Wednesday May 28.
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Claire Dyer
Eric Goler
Dyer
Eleanor Pudil
Ashtabula
Goler
Louis Erch
Clair Dyer
Schubert
Beethoven
Ruth Winkler
Gene Hartzell
Phi Taus Move to New Kent State Chapter House
Phi Kappa Tau at Kent State announces plans to relocate to a new house at 417 E Main for the fall quarter. The Beta Mu chapter traces origins to Phi Kappa Delta, formed May 20, 1949, with 50 actives and pledges moving next fall.
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Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Kent State
Alumni Association
E. Main
Phi Kappa Club
Vine Street
Phi Kappa Social Club
Kent
Phi Kappa Delta
Beta Mu
Phi Kappa Tau
Bill Wise
Mel Dettra
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Bud Murray
Arnold Sharkey
Phi Taus
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