Roomless SC Fills 6 Berths
The student council met in a corridor after rooms were unavailable. Homecoming queen judges were chosen and await approval from Raymond K. Moran. Candidates will be judged in Moulton Hall on October 27 with no public admission.
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Brian McNamara
Kent
Merrill Halls
Raymond K. Moran
Moran
Vernon Cady
Cleveland Plain Dealer
A. Clarke Miller
Canton Public Schools
Canton Public Schools and §. Scherr
Akron
Moulton Hall
Irv Wheatley
Phil Brustein
Chuck Fletcher
Council
Charles Lux
Flying Club
Tom Welch
Bob Weymueller
Germane Swanson
Elections Committee
Plan Zionist Chapter Aims for Campus IFFA Formation
Students express interest in forming a campus International Zionist Federation of America with plans for meetings and debates on Palestine. Jerry Schneier leads outreach inviting interested peers to contact him by mail. Bernard Mikofsky to advise, study-question periods open to all.
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International Zionist Federation of America
Jerry Schneier
Schneier
Hancock
N. Y
Ohio
Miami University
Fenn College
IIFA
Bernard Mikofsky
Alpha Phi Beta To Choose Queen At Fall Ball
Alpha Phi Beta will select a freshman queen at their annual Fall Ball tonight at Maple Rest in Rootstown from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. All attending girls receive 2:30 a.m. permits. President Don Smith said two contestants from each sorority will vie for the crown.
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Alpha Phi Beta
Maple Rest
Rootstown
Don Smith
UT Ticket Sale Set for Return of Peter Grimm
The university theater production The Return of Peter Grimm goes on sale Monday. Admission is via activity cards or UT membership cards for KSU students.
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Peter Grimm
KSU
ISA Chooses Candidates For Student Council
Leonard Deckus and Fred Allen were nominated on the Independent Student Association slate at a Monday night meeting in 317 McG. Deckus seeks Sophomore Council with ties to the Committee of 40 Booster Club and ISA. Allen aims for Junior Council with two years on the elections committee and ISA political committee.ISA President George Taimuty announced meetings every other Monday and special political meetings as needed. The Independent newspaper will publish biweekly.
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Leonard Deckus
Fred Allen
Independent Student Association
Len Deckus
Booster
ISA
George Taimuty
The
Independent
Students Represent Weekday Daily Stater At ACP Confab
Three journalism students left Kent to represent the Daily Stater at the national Associated Collegiate Press convention in Columbus on October 22 and 23. They are Bill Girgash managing editor Kenneth Webb assistant business manager and Al Post feature writer. A program of lectures and discussions will be presented by prominent news and advertising men.
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Kent
Daily Stater
Associated Collegiate Press
Columbus
Bill Girgash
Kenneth Webb
al Post
UN Day Festivities Planned at Cleveland College
Dean Harlan W. Hamilton of Cleveland College will speak on higher education in England and Europe during the university program for the first United Nations Day. The event is set for Monday Oct 25 at 11 a.m. in the auditorium. Hamilton recently returned from a three month tour of those countries and is an author and professor affiliated with several American scholarly associations.
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Harlan W. Hamilton
School of Arts and Sciences
Cleveland College
England
Continent
Dean Hamilton
William Combe
Hamilton
The
Modern Language Association
American Association of University Professors
College English Association
American Society For Aesthetics
Champ Beverly James to twirl at WRU game halftime
Cleveland freshman Beverly Jean James will perform a baton twirl at the Kent Western Reserve clash halftime. She has six straight Ohio high school state twirl titles, joined the All American Drum Majors, and teaches at Hruby Conservatory of Music in Cleveland.
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Beverly Jean James
Cleveland
Beverly
State of
Ohio
International Lions Club
All American Drum Majors Association
Hruby Conservatory of Music
Square Dance Set at Wills Gym Tonight
H. P. E. will host a square dance in Wills gym from 8 to 10 this evening with community participation and music.
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H.P.E
Wills Gym
Debating Team Prepares For Bedford Forum And Case Tech Encounters
Associate professor Ballard Brady spoke on Federal Aid to Education to help the debate squad for the Bedford Community forum on Monday Nov 8. Professor E Turner Stump will review the Presidents Commission of Education study. Openings remain. two Case Tech matchups are planned for Wooster College on Nov 20. Regular meetings Tuesdays at 2 pm and Wednesdays at 7 30 pm in room 315K.
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Ballard Brady
E. Turner Stump
American Association of University Professors
Presidents Commission of Education
James N. Holm
Case Tech
KSU
Wooster College
Wesley Forum Scheduled at First Methodist Church
The Wesley foundation plans a town hall forum titled The Election Issues Platforms Candidates at First Methodist Church on Sunday October 24 at 7 p.m. Robert Dix publisher of the Courier Tribune Meade Letts sociology instructor and Methodist minister and June Heika will lead. Heika moderates the forum Dix presents candidates and their abilities. Marjorie Miller organizes supper an hour before followed by a social period with Bob Wissler as chairman.
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Wesley Foundation
Robert Dix
The
Courier-Tribune
Meade Letts
June Heika
Miss Heika
Mr. Dix
Marjorie Miller
Bob Wissler
Flying Club In IC Competition Meeting Announced
Andrew W. Paton of the industrial arts department invites any pilots to a meeting October 25 at 4 p.m. in 109M to discuss an inter collegiate flying competition. Entrants need not be affiliated with university flying clubs or aeronautics classes.
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Andrew W. Paton
Industrial Arts Department
Cast Changes for Peter and the Apostle on WAKR
Jim McDonald will replace Frank Whitley in the original radio script Peter and the Apostle by Bill Girgash. The program airs on WAKR Saturday at 10 a.m.
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Jim McDonald
Frank Whitley
Peter and the Apostle
Bill Girgash
WAKR
Boosters Form Motor Cavalcade for Reserve Game
Al Lumsden, president, announced a motor cavalcade to the Reserve game at League Park leaving the heating plant at 11 a.m. Saturday. All university students alumni and friends asked to gather and form the cavalcade to boost the football team cheering section.
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League Park
al Lumsden
Regional Home Economics Conference Preview
All Home Economics students and faculty planning to attend the regional conference at Hiram must meet at 8 a.m. tomorrow in front of the Administration building. Transportation will be provided.
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Hiram
Windham Student Wins Voting Rights Victory
William Bigley led a Windham campus effort resolving university student voting eligibility. Facing residency and affidavit conflicts, he secured state guidance confirming old laws allowed students to vote in their prior residence, prompting local boards to reconsider Windham students’ right to vote.
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Windham
William Bigley
Windham Project
Project
Universit
Portage Election
Bigley
Lawrence County
Ohio Wesleyan
Hummel
Hugh Jenkins
Portage County Election Board
Delaware
Jenkins
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Plan Zionist
Press Confab
Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Delta Phi Sigma
Merrill Hall
Brady
Champ Twirls
WRU
Ford Community Forum
Wesley Forum
Colony
Lawrence Board
Pennsylvania
Portage County
Delaware County
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