Waterbury eligibility dispute clarifies council rules
Fred Prasse misread university standards and believed Waterbury could serve on Student Council. The scholastic standards committee ruling bans any student with a semester quality point average below two from public university activities, including council membership. Council rules apply only to council members while the standards law covers all students including council members. Also, dorm serenades will be cut unless groups can perform between 1 30 and 4 1 pm.
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Fred Prasse
Stater
Irving Waterbury
Prasse
Waterbury
Council
Scholastic Standards Committee
E. C. Stopher
Pan Hell League defends aims against campus press
An open letter from Pi Kappa to Miss Harper and Mr Vacariu challenges Kent Stater coverage of Pan-Hellenic council aims and a Sunday Round Robin Tea. The group releases its expense tally for the event, asserting 258 registered, about 200 attended, and detailing costs totaling 9.87 dollars.
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Miss Harper
Mr. Vacariu
Kent Stater
Pan-Hellenic Council
KSU
Vacaria
Gene Beitzel
RSVP
PI Kappa Sigma
Cy Melina
Betty Funk
Ijn
School of Journalism
Brooklyn
Hank Rosen
TRI Sigs
Bill Snitzer
Duke Cutie
Mary Thompson
Va. Beach
Kent Stater Publication Details and Staff
The Kent Stater is issued four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer, with publication suspended during vacations. It lists editors and staff including John Mine as Editor and Bob Ledbetter as Business Manager, among others, and notes printing by P. B. Bonsall Printing Co in Kent Ohio.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
Essectives Collegiate Press and Collegiate Igest
John Mine
Bob Ledbetter
Business Mana
Frances Murphey
Matt Fenn
Luella Heupel
Society
Tom Bates
Bob Matson
Jim Richard
Journalists Adhere to Facts Not Hype Say Critics
Media professionals emphasize accuracy and verification in reporting, urging outlets to distinguish confirmed details from rumors and avoid sensational claims. The stance highlights standards programs, editor training, and adherence to ethical guidelines.
Thornhill and Krupa Dominate New Platter Picks
Claude Thornhill leads with MOONLIGHT MASQUERADE and ORANGE BLOSSOM TIME offering subdued yet lively arrangements with Dick Harding and Thornhill keyboard artistry. Gene Krupa shines on STOP! THE RED LIGHT'S ON backed by Roy Eldridge and Anita O'Day. Les Brown powers I GOT IT BAD AND THAT AIN'T GOOD with Betty Bonney, while Charlie Spicak turns in MINKA with a sweet trumpet.
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Claude Thornhill
Thornhill
Dick Harding
Columbia
Gene Krupa
Gene
Roy Eldridge
Anita O'Day
Howard du Lang
Okeh
Les Brown
Duke Ellington
Les
Betty Bonney
Charlie Spicak
Minka
Campus social roundups mix music dates and dorm pledges
A flood of campus gossip highlights the Deck events with Geo Fawcett and Kenny LeBar. Grady Jackson and John Proctor shine for the Flashes while Bernie May's ark sets the Newman hop. Dates, rivals, and campus talent swirl in a lively, rumor-filled column.
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Spiker
Fawcett
Charlie Barnet
Kenny LeBar
Grady Jackson
John Proctor
Kent
Bernie May
Ark
Newman
Ed Zink
Mary Campell
Wally Jackshaw
Twyla Book
Bill McCarty
Mary Richards
Bill
Schraegle
Artie Shaw
Canton Tuesnite
Tom Bates
Marg Lewis
Marilyn Soule
E. Leggett
Mary Hunt
Jay Niemeyer
Mouse & Guisewite
Dick Zink
Tiddy
Paul Scott
Burr-Patterson
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Pi Kaps
Pan-Hell League
Fenn Dairy
Hahn’s Bakery
Mr. V
Miss H
Kent State University
Kent, Ohio
Bognar
By Jules Bognar
Tommy Tucker
Don Brown
Amy
Arnell
Brown
Voices
Oker
Niemeyer
By Martha Harper and
Earl Vacariu
Gary Stevens
Havana
Charlie
Stardusters
Pete Mango
Sanddy
Bunny Bunner
Homer
Kit Kippner
J. Rector
Oracanvace Timesame
Slug
Helen
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