Train Migration Out and Bus Plans for Cleveland Trip
The Buckeyes football trip to Cleveland for Northwestern game prompted train service from Kent to be canceled. Student council plans bus transport to Cleveland with reserved seats from 40 yard line to goal line priced at 50 cents tickets. Round trip bus fare estimated just under one dollar. Final bus arrangements to be completed today.
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Western Reserve
Paul Brown
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Columbus
Erie
Kent
Student Council
Cleveland
Fred Prasse
Prasse
Queen and Class Office Petitions Due Today
Deadline for nominating petitions for Homecoming queen class offices and Men's Union posts is 4 p m today. Petitions must be in the dean of women's office by that time or the candidate will not appear on the official ballot per Bob Cook student council chairman of elections.
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Akron
Kent State
Bob Cook
Elections Committee
Student Council
Radio Speakers Begin Practice
Three rounds in the radio speaking tournament will be held before eliminations. Scheffel Pierce, chairman, said preliminaries help inexperienced speakers learn radio technique. A large turnout delayed completion, with the event continuing today. Sponsored by the Student Forensic Association and the Manchester Cup committee, advised by Howard C. Hansen of the Radio Workshop.
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Scheffel Pierce
Pierce
Student Forensic Association
Howard C. Hansen
Six Students Win Prizes In Advertising Contest
Six University students won prizes in an advertising contest jointly sponsored by the Saturday Evening Post and the College of Business Administration at Boston University. The winners were Hazel Midgley Mrs. Betty Randles Emmett Boyd Dave Donald William Kellerman and James Rose, announced today by Harry D Wolfe associate professor of commerce.
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Saturday Evening Post
College of Business Administration
Boston University
Harry D. Wolfe
Hazel Midgley
Betty Randles
Emmett Boyd
Dave Donald
William Kellerman
James Rose
Professor and Student Speak At Mentor High on Journalism
Professor William Taylor, chairman of the school of journalism, will speak at Mentor High School tomorrow night on the value of writing journalism. Bob Matson, a sophomore journalism major and former Mentor High editor, will also speak.
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William Taylor
School of Journalism
Mentor High School
Bob Matson
Mentor High
Fees Refunded to Students Dropping Courses
University students who have dropped or changed courses may receive fee refunds tomorrow or Thursday in the treasurer's office. Miss Ellen Neff, cashier, announced yesterday.
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Ellen Neff
Freshman President Candidates Debate 45s Issue
Two candidates for freshman president address the 45s controversy. Bob Byrne of Greek faction backs removing them with a united effort while avoiding debt. Don Shanower, independent, opposes removal and favors other strategies to defeat sophomores.
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Don Shanower
Set Rules For Eligibility Thursday
The scholastic standards committee will meet Thursday at 4 p.m. to decide eligibility rules for student activities. Chair Dr Constantine A lexopoulos announced the group will resolve whether a 2.0 accumulative GPA or a 2.0 quality point average from the previous semester should govern participation. Committee members include Deans Arden L. Allyn John L. Blair and Mary L. Smallwood, Dr Willis J. Burner Clark Raymond M. Manchester E Earl W. Crecraft Miss Mona Fletcher Dr Harry D. Wolfe and registrar Emmit C Stopher.
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Constantine Alexopoulos
Arden L. Allyn
John L. Blair
Willis J. Burner
Raymond M. Clark
Earl W. Crecraft
Mona Fletcher
Raymond E. Manchester
Mary L. Smallwood
Harry D. Wolfe
Emmit C. Stopher
Penny Drive Totals $51.01 For Dean of Men Fund
Dean Raymond E. Manchester’s three week penny drive for servicemen has raised $51.01 with $17.50 from individuals. Delta Phi Sigma led donations at $10, Sigma Tau Gamma gave $5, and anonymous gifts totaled $2.50.
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Raymond E. Manchester
Agnes Young
Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Sigma Tau Gamma
Miss Young
Kent State to host Defense Day plan at football game
The Football for Defense committee meets at 10 a m to plan Kent State University events for Defense Day observance on November 8. Goals include promoting defense bonds and stamps with prizes funded by groups statewide for high school and college pageants tied to football games. Members include Roy Metcalf E Turner Stump Harold Miles and others.
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Football For
Kent State University
Roy Metcalf
Ous
Metcalf
E. Turner Stump
Harold Miles
W. M. Williams
R. E. Manchester
Mary Smallwood
L. A. Tohill
Virginia Harvey
Future Buck Privates Visit University Office
Six future buck privates in Uncle Sam's army invaded the office of Dr. K. C. Leebrick yesterday and helped the university president celebrate his fifty sixth birth anniversary. Leebrick spent most of the day interviewing these prospective selectees who have received orders to report for examination.
Moulton Hall Soccer Team Defeats Lowry Hall 2 0
Moulton Hall defeated Lowry Hall 2 to 0 yesterday afternoon on the Women s Athletic field.
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Moulton Hall
Lowry Hall
NTFC Comedian First To Get Two-Party Nod
Independent party endorsement shocks campus as Bill Guisewite, Greek nominee, becomes junior class president candidate. Joe Hart cites Guisewite and his co producer Stan Mouse of the annual University comedy No Time For Classes as examples of Independent traits and policy alignment.
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NTFC
Independent Party
Bill Guisewite
Joe Hart
Guisewite
Stan Mouse
Independents Launch Annual Registration Drive Davis Announces
Independents will begin their annual registration drive today as Davis announced yesterday. The report notes donations to the party treasury are being sought regardless of amount.
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Davis
Independent support backs Guise wite in party meeting
The Independents pledged support after a motion passed without their prior solicitation. Guisewite welcomed the approval, saying it aligned with the idea that the class should act as a single unit. The party executive council elected Marjorie Jacot senior representative, Hart junior, with Matt Fenn, Peg Curry, and Mabel Eyre in key roles.
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Guisewite
Hart
Marjorie Jacot
Matt Fenn
Peg Curry
Mabel Eyre
Senate Meets In McGilvrey Hall Tonight
The student senate will convene in room 317 McGilvrey Hall at 7 30 p m with the party caucus at 7 15 announced yesterday by president Ed Zink.
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McGilvrey Hall
Ed Zink
Flashes Aim to Overcome Western Reserve Saturday
Western Reserve University prepares its squad for a decisive home game against the Golden Flash grid team after a 0-0 tie with West Liberty. Coach Begala predicts a Reserve victory, while Wayne Sidinger sees a toss up. Key player Joe Mileski is sidelined with a broken left wrist.
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Western Reserve University
Golden Flash
West Liberty
Kent State
Flashes
Rough Riders
Wayne Sidinger
WRU
Red Cats
Case
Sidinger
Joe Mileski
Little Joe
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Football Defense’ Committee
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Joe Begala
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