Flashes Versus Zips Set for Rubber Bowl Grudge Clash
Kent State and Akron renew a 13 year rivalry in a crucial Rubber Bowl clash. Kent State, underdog, eyes first win in 12 meetings with Akron as seniors close out careers and players vow shaved heads until victory. Coaches stress defense to curb Akron running attack while Kent State guns for a strong offense.
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Hal Martin
Vern Heichel
Bill Stam
Mike Feduniak
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KSU And Campus Suffer NYA Check Delays
Students at Kansas State University and another campus face late NYA payroll checks amid a pattern of office errors. The editorial notes delays caused by careless supervision and central office mistakes in time sheets and vouchers, urging quicker fixes to prevent student hardship.
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Dean Announces University Dance On January 31
Dean of women Mary L. Smallwood and the faculty social committee deny rumors and confirm a name band dance will be held on Saturday January 31 as planned, with the event listed on the social calendar.
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Mary L. Smallwood
Akron Tilt Placemarks Plan Dropped Before Last Game
Plans to organize a section for performing card layouts at Akron's game were dropped due to insufficient prep time high cost and lack of prior experience. Fred Prasse president of the student council backs the decision noting short notice and handling difficulties. The council had approved up to 30 dollars for five hundred colored cards and may revisit the idea next season with more planning.
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Akron
Fred Prasse
Marvin Hayman
Alumni To Form County Chapter In Cleveland Heights
Twenty alumni meet in Cleveland Heights to form a Cuyahoga county chapter of the Kent State alumni association. Attending are Dr. K C Leebrick university president E C Stopher registrar Mona Fletcher Merle Wagoner and C E Satterfield department head. Beat Akron.
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Mona Fletcher
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Freshmen ordered to collect wood for pep rally at Wills gym
Bob Byrne the class president announced yesterday that freshmen should report to the Wills gym entrance to gather wood for tomorrow night's pep rally. The item highlights a school spirit effort and involves the student body leadership.
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Wills Gymnasium
Bob Byrne
Sadie Day Dance Draws 800 to Campus Gym
Eight hundred attendees filled Wills gym for the annual Sadie Hawkins Day dance sponsored by The Kent Stater. Kenneth Nichols of the Akron Beacon Journal helped choose winners: Marguerite Cook Daisy Mae, Lenny Lattin Li'l Abner lookalike, Katherine Thomas Mammy Yokum, and Dick McGinnis Hairless Joe. Original Pappy Yokum prize dropped due to shortage.
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Akron Beacon Journal
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Katherine Thomas
Joan Norris
Dick McGinnis
Mammy Yokum
Joe
Pappy Yokum
Pappys
Hairless Joe Field
John Lemak
Germany's Defeat Key to U S Latin Policy
University forum speaker Hu bert Herring warned that U S aims to win Latin America require Germany’s defeat soon. He cited Latin America’s vulnerability to marauders, weak defense, poverty, and dictatorships, plus Nazi influence among one and a half million Germans in the region.
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Hubert Herring
Herring
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Forum To Feature Psi Chi Meeting
Majors and minors in psychology attend tonight's Psi Chi meeting to discuss psychological services in national defense. John Felsinger president announced yesterday. The forum starts at 7 30 in room 215 Kent hall with a panel including Bill Schraegle Paul Acker Jerry Prinz and Ruth Sivon.
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Psi Chi
National Honorary Society of Psychology
John Felsinger
Kent Hall
Bill Schraegle
Paul Acker
Jerry Prinz
Ruth Sivon
University Poll Finds Students Reject Free Movie Giveaways
A poll of Harry D. Wolfe associate professor marketing survey shows 35 percent avoid films with free crowd attractions like honor guests or bingo. Men attend more often. two and a half hours is preferred. light comedies and musicals favored. patriotic films urged. two-thirds go for the movie itself, not stars.
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