Voting irregularities reported in freshman upperclass election
Stater reporters uncovered that freshmen could vote in an upper class race by using a soft rubber eraser to erase the activity notation. A second ballot was cast by the same voter, with only the second ballot stub deposited. The election, run by a six member elections committee led by Hank Johnston, faced questions over candidate eligibility and class verification.
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Seven Added To Faculty At Kent State University
Trustees of Kent State University approved seven new faculty appointments. A. J. Belanger was named associate professor of industrial arts, with other new appointees including William C. Darrah in business administration Ernest E. Stowell in foreign languages Hilda Jane Ellis in English Robert Pearce in the school of speech Mildred O. Merkle as study hall and guidance instructor at the training school and Philip R. Lamb as chemistry instructor at the Canton campus.
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William C. Darrah
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Hilda Jane Ellis
Robert Pearce
Mildred O. Merkle
Philip R. Lamb
Cited irregularities void Men’s Union election vote
The student council elections committee voided yesterday’s Men’s Union election due to intentional discrepancies. Issues included lack of MU constitution, ineligible candidate, a candidate who dropped out, ineligible freshman voters, multiple ballot use, cross ticket voting, and lax ID checks. A new election will be held after class lists are prepared.
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Men’s Union
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Student Council Meeting Postponed Then Held Today
The student council meeting originally set for Monday night was postponed due to a conflict with the Men's Union elections. It will convene today at 4 p.m. in room 207 Mervill Hall, per president Hank Johnston.
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Wimmen, Git Yore Man Before Saturday in Dogpatch
Dogpatch Ky notes Sadie Hawkins style dance plans at Will's gym with Art Seyler orchestra. Mayor Promethus J Gurgle outlines a Daisy Mae themed costume contest and strict rules for women chasing men, with head starts and public signs.
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Former GI Barracks Nearing Completion
An aerial view shows ex-GI hospital barracks to house 250 university men after completion. Emil Berg says the unit may be ready for first occupants next week as steam heating install slows progress. Located on the northeast campus, the temporary barracks relieve Kent crowding and allow some commuting men to live on campus.
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Names Needed For Air Unit At Akron Airport
A petition for a reserve air squadron at Akron municipal airport will be placed on bulletin boards. Signatures of former RAF personnel and servicemen are needed. Ground crew and flying personnel positions would be open if the plan succeeds. Akron and surrounding area have enough population to support a training unit.
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Math Courses May Be Added
Students should arrange with the math department for extra courses not offered in winter quarter. Dean Raymond E. Manchester notes the plan. Actuarial math tests will be given next spring and students must see the dean for details promptly.
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Jay-Vees Edge Western Reserve JV 14 0
The university junior varsity football team won 14 to 0 over Western Reserve JV at the university field. A 25 yard scoring pass from Al Bohus to Bernard Conley capped an 82 yard drive, and Conley added the extra point to put the Flashes up 7-0 at halftime.
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Two KSU Hats In Election Ring
Dr. H. D. Byrne head of political science seeks reelection in Lake Geauga Ashtabula Portage and Summit counties as a Democrat. Kenneth Nash, class of 28, will run for a first senatorial term in the Cuyahoga County district as a Republican and chairs the County Alumni Association.
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