Student Council delays naming student faculty committees
The council paused action on forming student faculty committees until a selection plan is agreed by Pres K C Lee brick faculty chairman and the council. Once method is set, representatives for publications athletics discipline and assembly committees will be named. The student activity fee allocation will be managed by the student faculty relations committee.
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Pres. K. C. Leebrick
Leebrick
Robert Seese
112 Women Go Sorority
One hundred and twelve co-eds were pledged to their sororities in informal ceremonies across seven houses. The pledges accepted bids from sororities Alpha Omega Enola Christian Jean Comerford Jean Cook Mary Crutchfield Jane Coak Myra Hil singer Margie Koster Eula Mae Marquis Roberta Petty Mary Jane Rowles Mary Sheriff Margaret Stilenbauer Miriam Stromberg Mildred Wood Beta Gamma Janet Barr Marjorie Boehm Mary Ellen Bower Betty Chapman Marjorie Davis Grace Dyble Janice Gibson Edith
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Alpha Omega
Enola Christian
Jean Comerford
Jean Cook
Mary Crutchfield
Jane Coak
Myra Hilsinger
Margie Koster
Eula Mae Marquis
Roberta Petty
Mary Jane Rowles
Mary Sheriff
Margaret Stilenbauer
Miriam Stromberg
Mildred Wood
Beta Gamma
Janet Barr
Marjorie Boehm
Mary Ellen Bower
Betty Chapman
Marjorie Davis
Grace Dyble
Janice Gibson
Edith
Thank you Kent Mayor Harvey for banning slot machines
The Stater commends Mayor Harvey for pushing to ban slot machines in Kent. The letter urges continued cleanup efforts and a permanent removal from businesses patronized by Kent State students, thanking all who helped and calling for lasting action.
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Kent
Stater
Harvey
Kent State University
Engineers Club Chooses Rho Epsilon Leader Names
Engineers club opts for the name Rho Epsilon and announces a Tuesday meeting. About 100 members are expected as Walter Helms leads publicity and new officers are William Palmer president and Joseph Szabo recording secretary. A welner roast is planned for October 10 at 6 30 p m on the university picnic grounds.
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Rho Epsilon
Engineers Club
Engineers
Walter Helms
William Palmer
William Reynolds
Joseph Szabo
Final Burr Pictures Tomorrow for Chestnut Burr Seniors
All seniors who have not yet had their pictures taken are urged to do so today or tomorrow in the southeast basement of the library. Thomas H. Williams of Akron was first at 9 o'clock Tuesday. Six poses are taken at no cost with proofs mailed to the home for yearbook selection. proofs must be returned to the library within four days.
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Thomas H. Williams
Akron
Harvey W Harvey Orders Citywide Slot Machine Crackdown
Mayor Harvey acted after Kent State students faced gambling losses. Police reportedly enforced a ban on all slot machines by 6 p m, removing or locking nickel dime and quarter machines from many stores. Officials credited swift action to the mayor and expressed concern for student welfare.
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W. S. Harvey
Harvey
Kent
St. Clair West
Kent Students Spend Over Six Hundred Thousand Yearly
The Kent area hosts 985 students who live in town, with rent and meals totaling around 650000 dollars annually. Faculty and staff add about 233100 dollars in nine months, suggesting a yearly impact near 650000 dollars through living costs and local purchases.
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Kent
KSU
City of
B. F. Renkert
Council Seeks Silence in Library Reading Rooms
Student Council requests absolute silence in reading rooms at all times and asks that all needed conversation occur only in the service room. The notice is signed by the Student Council.
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Good Riddance
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Burr Pictures
William Taylor
Kent State
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