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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1945
Page
2
The allocations committee met for its quarterly disbursing of funds to university organizations. The student council accepted the budgets of 15 organizations and rejected one. With $7650 available and $9014.16 requested, the groups kept each other in check and the committee limited excessive requests.
Kent State University students handle the distribution of thousands of dollars among college organizations. Budgets were debated to total 7372.57 dollars with a small surplus. The administration’s trust and students’ responsible handling are highlighted as commendable.
A brainstormed campus social plan replaces a Round Robin Tea with a Square Rooster Party or TGIF revival. Underscoring campus dating, Lattie night, Dean Faust, Ruth Smith, Miriam Laukkonen, Janice Babbington and numerous couples are featured among dances and weekend gatherings.
Shirley Haines becomes a regular with Joanne Phares and Lou Volosin toasts. Dorothy Shay, a desk favorite, plays for Moulton. Peg King announces her engagement. Theta Sigs cook their own meals and remain active. Tiny Twerell is linked with Glenn Davis.
Letter to the editor praises the university curriculum change in the health physical education department. It notes prior 14 hour credit courses favored young children games and criticizes non majors being shunned. The writer welcomes new tap dancing and organized sport offerings for average students and hopes continued expansion.
Kent State plans three new buildings a hospital a men's dormitory and a students union. Freshman Tom Katin argues for the men's dorm to boost athletics and enrollment while sophomore Janell Wise and junior Pepper Gluck urge the students union as a social hub. Others favor the dorm or union citing recreation and appeal to prospective students.
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