ISA Social Calendar Highlights Fall Activities at KSU
ISA President George Taimuty outlined aims of the Independent Student Association and its open membership policy. Fall events include a hayride October 15, a swimming party October 21, an informal dance October 23, a barn party October 29, Autumn Nocturn November 13, a swim party November 19, bowling November 20, and Holiday Prelude December 11. Membership drive runs with 25 cent quarterly fees. non fraternity or sorority members may join.
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Oscar H. Ibele
ISA
KSU
Sue Leibermann
Moulton Hall
Will
Irving
Babe” Hahn
Independent’s Association
Merrill Hall
Allocations Elects New Chairman at First Meeting
Warren Lashley forensics representative on the allocations committee was elected chairman at the first meeting of the year. The panel learned this quarter’s student activities funds total about 27 500 dollars. Rosemary Grzincic was elected secretary. Pat West and Martha Lan singer announced resignations, to be effective after Student Council confirmation. Next meeting and budget submittals planned for early next week.
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Warren Lashley
Rosemary Grzincic
Pat West
Martha Lansinger
Register for Graduate Exam October 26
All persons seeking the graduate examination on October 26 must register either today or tomorrow in 208K. No one will be allowed to take the test without registering.
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Nod
University Theatre Prepares For Return of Peter Grimm
University Theatre fills most roles for Fall production The Return of Peter Grimm to be staged November 4 5 and 6 in the auditorium under Prof E Turner Stump. Cast includes Rick Morris as James Geraldine Carroll as Catherine Don Shanover as Frederick Edward D Shelton as Peter Grimm and others with three parts yet to be cast.
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University Theatre
Peter Grimm
Rick Morris
James
Geraldine Carroll
Catherine
Don Shanover
Frederick
Edward D. Shelton
Form Workshop at University Theatre to Meet Today
The University Theatre workshop, a new organization, will meet today at 4 p m in the auditorium. Anyone interested in theatre from any standpoint is invited to attend. The group will aid UT plays and present a series of one act plays in Moulton hall.
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The
University Theatre Workshop
Moulton Hall
Dean Manchester Sends Questionnaires on HOTC Interest
Dean Raymond E. Manchester says the questionnaires on HOTC activities for first and second quarter non veteran freshmen are not a recruiting tool. They aim to ensure every man can join if eligible and a check will verify 100% compliance against records in the Dean’s office.
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Raymond E. Manchester
Dean Manchester
Five Students Win Scholarships for KSU Industrial Editors Institute
Five Cleveland State students Rob ert Burdock Don Burton John Gar dick Jack Gulshen and Neal Hea slip win scholarships to the first annual KSU Industrial Editors institute at the Carter hotel Cleveland. Elmer Lindseth president of the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company speaks on Today's Challenge to Industrial Editors. U. S. Rep Frances Bolton and Rev Edward A Keller prepare addresses with Prof William Taylor welcoming.
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KSU Industrial Editors Institute
Carter Hotel
Cleveland
Robert Burdock
Don Burton
John Gardick
Jack Gulshen
Neal Heaslip
Elmer Lindseth
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
U. S
Frances Bolton
Ohio
Edward A. Keller
CSC
Bureau of Economic Research
University of Notre Dame
American Economic Foundation
William Taylor
School of Journalism
Alfred A. Crowell
Institute
Ad Space Open In 49 Burr
Campus student groups may apply for Chestnut Burr display space before next Wednesday. Rates announced by Dave Kaplan are 25 dollars for a half page 40 dollars for a full page and 65 dollars for a double page. Contracts issued as applications arrive.
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Dave Kaplan
Kaplan
Psychology Clinic Hours Announced
Charles N. Winslow announced fall quarter hours for the Psychology Clinic. The clinic operates 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.
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Charles N. Winslow
Robert St. John to Lecture Here
Robert St. John noted news commentator and author will speak in the auditorium Wednesday October 20 on A New Nation Israel Born. He will recount his Israel experiences and discuss the birth pains of Palestine building a new democratic state.
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Robert St. John
Israel
St. John
Palestine
Artist Harold Kitner Wins Second for Watercolor
Instructor Harold Kitner takes second prize for Conver sation in a Cleveland gallery contest. Visiting artist Robert Morrow exhibits his paintings in the same show.
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Harold Kitner
Cleveland Ten-Thirty
Robert Morrow
Beginning Debate Activities Open Meeting Tuesday
Debating activities start with an organizational meeting Tuesday at 4 P M in 315K, announced by Prof. James Holm forensic director. The session is open to any student interested in debate or other speech activities. No prior experience required.
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James Holm
Prof Diles Named New Education Counselor at University
Miss Dorothy V. Diles becomes vocational education counselor this fall under Dr. Dwight L. Arnold. She will advise students on educational plans and personal problems as part of expanded university guidance funded by a National Mental Health act grant through Ohio Welfare Division. Diles served 29 months in WAVES as personnel officer and was assistant dean of women at Miami University Ohio. Her background includes high school principal, English department head, guidance director and speech roles.
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Dorothy V. Diles
Miss Diles
Dwight L. Arnold
Diles
The
WAVES
Miami University
Ohio
Seek 2 Judges In Auto Court
Students may apply to the traffic office before Friday to become traffic court justices. The Student Council will select two applicants from the list. Eligible are men or women, Greek or independent. This year’s chief justice is Dave Kaplan, independent. Applicants need a 2.0 average and three undergraduate quarters remaining.
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Traffic Court
Les Morgan
Dave Kaplan
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