Election Committee Posts Still Open
President Moldovan called a special meeting for today to fill 17 election committee vacancies as only nine of 12 members appeared yesterday. Eleven applicants have filed with five Blue and Gold seats, five Nu-K, and seven Independents, two more than allotted non Greeks. Six applicants are Independents, with Moldovan fearing many independents may not apply.
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Nu-K Party
Council
Hal Frailey
Bowling Green
Kent
Frailey
Young Star Keefe Brasselle Visits Kent Amid Movietime USA Drive
Keefe Brasselle, star of A Place in the Sun, tours Ohio towns promoting Movietime USA. He will lunch at Engleman hall cafeteria, Kent, and address the public from a band stand after a noon visit to Canton and Ravenna. Local officials greet him at the east city limits.
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Keefe Brasselle
Engleman Hall
Union
Movietime
USA
Brasselle
Earl Eastman
Canton
Ravenna
Kent
Frank J. Dangler, Jr
Loris Troyer
The
Courier Tribune
Reed Strimple
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Hulbert
Kent Roosevelt High School
Prentice Gate
E. Main
N. Depeyster
Enrollment Tops 5000 At KSU After Fees Paid
Registrar Charles E. Atkinson confirms several students who had not paid their fees by Tuesday morning have settled accounts, pushing the university enrollment past the 5,000 mark. A rally is announced for tonight.
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KSU
Charles E. Atkinson
Research Group Hears Dr Shaw
The Kent Research group met with Dr. Roger Shaw as guest speaker. His talk, titled A synthesis of Research on Academic Achievement in Our Public Schools Then and Now, drew on 15 major studies to assess whether modern schools teach standard subjects as well as in the good old days. He argued that modern schools perform as well or better in standard subjects.
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Kent Research Group
Roger Shaw
Shaw
Dancers to Appear on Gene Carrolls Amateur Show
Four members of the Kermess dancers of Kent will perform on Gene Carrolls Amateur Show Sunday from noon to 1 pm on WEWS channel 5. The group formed last spring under Miss Emalou Brumfield and will also attend the National Square Dance festival in Chicago October 26 to 28. They plan a trip to Crile hospital in November. Rally tonight.
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Gene Carroll
Kermess
Kent
WEWS
Channel 5
Jean Fenton
Avalyn Spencer
Hal Grouver
Art Reed
Chicago
Emalou Brumfield
Crile Hospital
Intergroup Sets Meeting Dates
Intergroup changes from bi monthly to weekly Tuesdays at 4 p.m. in 205 Union. All University students and last year’s members urged to attend. Next meeting is Oct 16. State announcement error stated this week’s meeting as Wednesday.
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Intergroup
Student Committee Plans Open House
The Student Committee of International Understanding will hold its first meeting Sunday Oct. 21 from 4 to 6 p.m. in Moulton Hall Music room. It is to be an open house with interpretive dance by Carol Walgenbach. Francine Orin and George Karez lead the program. The group aims to promote fellowship among international students and help Americans understand life in other countries.
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Student Committee of International Understanding
Moulton Hall Music Room
Carol Walgenbach
Francine Orin
George Karez
Blue Key Meets to Open Year Officers Plan Directory
Blue Key is holding its first meeting of the year today at 4 p.m. in 204 Union. The meeting will cover publication of the student directory and pledging of new members.
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Blue Key
Union
Boosters Plan Rally and Parade Tonight at Prentice Gate
Booster club launches a membership drive with a football rally at 8 tonight at Prentice gate. Dr. A Sellen Roberts will speak, the football team will share talks, and a soundtrack will precede the rally. A campus parade follows with police approval contingent on student cooperation. Roy S Apple named new booster advisor.
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Prentice Gate
A. Sellen Roberts
Booster Club
Roy S. Apple
Tuessday
Merrill Hall
Burr Stater Send Delegates To ACP Convention
Eight university publication executives and an advisor attend the Associated Collegiate Press convention in Pittsburgh on October 18 19 and 20. Delegates include Kent Stater editor Don Friedman managing editor Fred Blankenship business manager John Berea assistant business manager Ken Wilson and Chestnut Burr editors Ed Cliney Jim Butler Paul Halstrand editor Ed Core Roy Apple advisor. Cliney to speak on yearbook photography.
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Associated Collegiate Press
Pittsburgh
Kent Stater
Don Friedman
Fred Blankenship
John Berea
Ken Wilson
Chestnut Burr
Ed Cliney
Jim Butler
Paul Halstrand
Ed Core
Roy Apple
Cliney
Make-Up Tests Announced for Freshmen
Dr. Dwight Arnold head of the Guidance Testing office says makeup exams for psychological and reading tests will be offered to all incoming freshmen who missed them during Freshman week. Tests run today from 2 to 4 p.m. in 203 K and next Tuesday October 16 with no appointment needed.
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Dwight Arnold
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Harry Moldovan
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Hollywood
Monao
Colum
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