Students Placed On Probation By University Committee
Two upperclassmen were placed on indefinite disciplinary probation after actions from the university discipline committee chaired by Dr. Weldon M. Williams. One junior must pay for library restoration, plus a $5 fine and weekly dean reporting. The senior faces summer suspension, campus car ban, and probation for the spring quarter.
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University Discipline Committee
Weldon M. Williams
George A. Bowman
Williams
Civil Service Offers Posts For Engineering Aids
The United States civil service commission announces an examination for engineering aids to fill positions in Washington D C and nearby areas and some mobile field units nationwide. Salaries range from 2152 to 3727 dollars yearly with applications obtainable at post offices or civil service offices and due by June 30 in Washington.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Will Form Ohio Group of AAUP
An Ohio conference of chapters of the American Association of University Professors will be formed, announced by Prof. E. Turner Stump who is elected executive secretary and president of the local chapter. Ten colleges participate: Kent State Baldwin Wallace Bowling Green Ohio State John Carroll Wittenberg Denison Toledo Wooster Cincinnati. Damore Play Set The radio workshop will present The Tomorrow Man, an original script by Leo Damore, directed by Rick Morris.
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Ohio
American Association of University Professors
E. Turner Stump
Stump
AAUP
Kent State
Baldwin-Wallace
Bowling Green
Ohio State
John Carroll
Wittenberg
Denison
Toledo
Wooster
Cincinnati
Damore
The
Radio Workshop
Leo Damore
Rick Morris
Paddle Pat ter Regatta Trials Held Today and Tomorrow
Participants in the Rowboat Regatta must take compulsory swimming trials from 4 to 5 p.m. at the university campus today and tomorrow. Each organization may qualify four swimmers, but only two may race. Tickets costing one dollar grant four hours riding at Brady Lake Park and 11 hours dancing, with pickup at the Stater office or via Phi Beta Phi members.
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Stater
Phi Beta Phi Fraternity
Brady Lake Park
W. D. Dana
Jim Smith
States
Students Stage Music Recital At University Today
Twelve students perform in a student recital from 4 to 5 30 p m in 309M featuring string brass piano and vocal pieces. University students are invited. On Friday at 8 15 p m Carol Shindledecker soprano presents her senior recital in 309M with accompanist Gerald Forbes.
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Carol Shindledecker
Miss Shindledecker
Psi Lambda Omicron, Home Economics
The
College of Liberal Arts
Gerald Forbes
Ulrich Wins WGAR Radio Singing Engagement
Peter Ulrich a senior in education won a week long singing engagement on WGAR after a judges panel on Audition and Ambition last Saturday. He will perform soon after his June 10 graduation, having just given a senior recital and impressing judges with diction tonal quality and voice originality.
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Peter Ulrich
WGAR
Ulrich
Caro Carapetyan
Kappa Sigma Chi
Wanhope Building Opens Tonight At University Theater
The Wanhope Building a modern symbolic drama debuts tomorrow at 8 15 p m in the university theater and runs through Saturday. It originated in 1947 in New York and was later staged at Western Reserve University. An amateur group presents the production with music by Al Daniels and Don Erb and a HPE modern dance sequence directed by Eleanor Mellert.
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University Theater
Wanhope
New York
Western Reserve University
KSU
Maggie
Jim Iacavazzo
John Veranacci
Wes Egan
George Gibbons
Phillis Phillips
Summer Registration Opens Next Wednesday at University
Easier summer registration starts next Wednesday and runs through June 7. Students may register weekdays 9 to 12 and 1 to 4, with about half an hour per person. Special students register June 20 and first session begins June 21.
Attending Havana Conference on Education in Latin America
Gerald Read, assistant professor of education, attends a Havana conference in May 1927 on Latin American education. He discusses Teaching the Social Studies in U S secondary schools and Democracy in Ohio's secondary schools. Attendees include students from Colegio-Academia Brito and University of Havana.
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Gerald Read
Latin America
Havana
Cuba
Read
United States
Ohio
School of Education
Colegio-Academia Brito
Rancho Boyeros
University of Havana
Kent State University
Ohio State University
Dean Hyatt Grants Midnight Permits for Memorial Weekend
Dean Ada V. Hyatt announces that all college women will receive midnight permits on May 29 and 30 during Memorial day weekend, expanding campus access for students.
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Ada V. Hyatt
Campus Day Hop Plans Announced
At a KSU social committee meeting final arrangements for Campus Day on May 28 were set. Festivities begin 12 45 p m with the K Queen presentation, coronation at 1 30, parade 2 30, songfest on the campus lawn at 7, and the May dance 9 12 in Will gym.
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KSU
Wills Gymsium
Ross Halamay
Roger Howard
Margaret Fitzgerald
Bill Schroeder
Jack Shrimplin
Murray Campbell
Tom Welsh
Marilyn Jones
Priscilla Thompson
Prom and Graduation Ticket and Dues Notice
Tickets for senior prom picnic and luncheon available at the Booster booth. Graduation announcements are being distributed in 420McG. Class and alumni dues will be collected in the same room.
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Arden L. Allyn
College of “Business Administration
Delta Sigma Pi
Professional Business
Conrab
Institute For Public Relations
W. Howard Chase
General Foods Corporation
E. S. Bowerfind
Republic Steel Corporation
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