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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1946

Page

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Controversy on university forum to air Thursday night

An open forum in the Training School auditorium at 8 p.m. will discuss whether the student allocations committee resignation and replacement by a student faculty panel is a fair solution. Panel includes George Insche, Bill Sullivan, and Dr. Maurice Baum as moderator.

Jean Cook University Forum Training School Maurice Baum Proposed Amendment Council George Insche Bill Sullivan Bill Lyon Clarence Tonka

Monday MU votes set for student elections

Four members from each class senior junior and sophomore will be elected to the MU Student Union board. A ballot booth opens in the atrium next Monday with voting by class. Elections chairman Donna Mae Burkhardt will verify candidate eligibility with the Dean of Men.

Donna Mae Burkhardt Student Council Elections Committee Milton Baer Stan Mine Les Roth Bill Lyon Dick McIlvain Bob Genther Gene Glass Joe Sarmir Henry Ford Louis Simone Clarence Cole Roy Apple Bill Sullivan Jim Bullock Bernie

Second-Guessers See Football Pix

Color movies of the KSU Baldwin Wallace game will be shown at a Football Second-Guessers meeting in room 317 McGilvery Hall at 7 30 p.m. Trevor Rees will discuss last weekend's Baldwin Wallace game and preview Kalamazoo. Open to students faculty and townspeople.

KSU

Two Of A Kind Dolls Meet National Campfire Girls Conven on

Katie Kent, Pi Kappa Sigma sorority mascot, attends the National Campfire Girls Convention in Cleveland. The full sized doll is held by Gay Provo, a Pi Kappa Sigma junior, who is described as a doll herself. Katie Kent was placed on a Kent bus last week by Pi Kappa Sigma women and greeted in Cleveland by convention representatives.

Katie Kent Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority Cleveland Gay Provo Pi Kappa Sigma Kent

Amner Edits New Spanish Textbook for America

Dr Dewey Amner and two language professors publish the second in a series, Revista de America, meaning Review of America. The volume presents about sixty selections from Hispanic magazines abroad, aiming to show current discussions in science politics education and literature for American students. Walt Disney contributed a Mickey Mouse sketch for an article on Spanish American comics.

Dewey Amner North South America Revista de America Review of America United States Dr. Amner Walt Disney Mickey Mouse

Smiths Far Ahead Kilroy Isn’t Here

Latest figures from his office show no one registered under X. Smiths lead with 570, B follows with 448, P and R have 239 each, Me and M strong, as the registrar notes continue on page four.

Smith Boys

Press Photographers Club Set Meeting At Kent Hall

The Press Photographers Club of KSU meets today at 7 30 p m in room 803 Kent hall with invites extended to university and external publications.

Press Photographers Club of KSU Kent Hall

University Date Bureau Row Closes on Campus

A dispute over a campus date bureau ends with stands removed after Dean Manchester and Emil Berg cite lack of student council approval and university oversight. Richard Beckwith runs the service off campus as a private enterprise while the council is advised on fees and audits.

Raymond E. Manchester Emil Berg University Business Richard Beckwith Beckwith Berg

New Aids Shown By Hearing Clinic

The Better Hearing display in the speech and hearing clinic features a new alarm clock designed to arouse sleepers with hearing difficulties. Viewers can inspect the display in studio B on the third floor of Kent hall before Saturday to see the latest hearing aids and mechanisms.

Kent Hall

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