Five Compete for Chair Of Council Presidency
Five candidates vie for Student Council chair on March 28 with Vincent Woening Nancy Hafetto and others among the nominees. Others include Ray Deaman Mary heat Donald Mule and Tony Beau for posts in roles such as secretary and honor court. The campaign outlines needs and plans while last minute changes and eligibility are noted as ballots prepare for the primary vote.
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Vincent Woening
Evi. Tris
Nancy Hafetto
Seid
Waren T
Loran Ar Bae Bey Ol Seca Ray Deaman
Mary
Heat
Donald Mule
Serine
Sunning
Gireward
BI Taubana
Tony Beau
Skal Puce
Davel Bowi
Poston
Stra
Doening
Siu Ste Gorman
Cubs
Tamerance
Chloe
St ‘Ee Coune
Soi
Tie Newman Clubs
Ener
Noh Hall
Ant
Cam
Wayne Duff
House Feahman
Smee
YMCA
University of Florida
Commie
Investigang
Poeuty
Nancy Rafetto
Elie Fretman
Eenny
Haren
Cape Wil
Ier
WGI
Ean- Goes
CRD First Report Shows $6700 Pledged Despite Gaps
The CRD reports six thousand seven hundred dollars raised in its initial tally though many pledges remain incomplete and awaiting processing. Officials, led by the campaign director, urge continued support and faster payments.
Board Chooses Temporary I G Heads Amid Turmoil
A chaotic four week period ends as an interest group selects a temporary internal governance slate led by A/S Pal Mode Ate. The tentative committee includes labor and industrial union delegates with chairmen named from several sectors. aims to raise funds and organize a pledge drive toward a $10000 goal. Over 1000 ballots were returned as the group plans orientation and committee assignments for the weeks ahead.
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Intrest
Pal
Fae
Labor
Craft Union
Ray Kowalay
Dustrial Union
Connie Lay Siller
Jee
Tyne Amsie
Charles Pisce Sai Sl
Tank
Rene ‘Rel
Barr Huse
Abd Elsted
Qua Priser
Ruth Stine
Dee
Met to Offer Seven Operas In Cleveland
Met will present seven operas in Cleveland with tickets at the library for eight known performances. The program includes works like Tales of Hoffmann and Carmen, with single-seat prices around 1.81, 4.3, and 88 cents. The schedule lists dates from May through June at the Cleve Public Hall.
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Cleveland
Enervatory
Metropoltan Opessenlaan
New
Sheila-Wilams Netroolin
Ofenboc
Hallman
Moray
COC To Poll Local Politics On Campus Board Seats
Campus groups plan elections for women’s council and dorm counsellors with interviews and nominations in May. A campus political forum on discrimination and defense of a wired lobby is scheduled, alongside a board race and a spring community meeting.
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COC
den of Women
Appian Wlre
Br. Wading
Eoord
Resman
Eodworth
Apa
Weday
Maze
Aca
Tom Whitaker
Cone
Sith
Wester
Prt
Bill Burton
Noah Man
Apm
Dever
Speer
Barack
Jay Johneon
Student Spansi Committee Seeks Membership Candid
The student Spansi Committee is considering candidates for membership. Anyone interested should communicate with the Shasi Office by Monday March 21.
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Spansi
Snow
Sebo
Gifted Liar Theme Shines In Irish Comedy At ODA
The ODA Irish Comedy centers on a gifted liar tale titled The Playboy of the Western World. Pegeen Mike and Christy Mahon drive the plot as visitors fill the county inn in Ireland with lively antics. Alan Bobbe leads the cast with Willa Henne starring in the pivotal role. Tickets go on sale April at Peters Cour and vary by area, with student discounts available.
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Oda
Sercoglae
Ais
Amatte
Aasaraly
Sisandense
Maley Ar Petboy
Ireland
Pegeen
Mike
Sevan
Thee
Avabee
Trane
Aston Tran
Ian
Mik
Pegsen
Irs Cole
Crit Mahon
Peases
Eh Mal Rte
Shawn, Keough
Herter
Oda Maint
Alan Bobbe
Christy Mahon
Willa Henne
Peters
Cour
Crvcesen
Sponsor Hosts Big Social Event At Local Home
Tomorrow night community groups will host a social event at the Goats Childrens Home in Lorain. The gathering runs from 8 to 9 30 PM with activities and refreshments for men and women linked to youth outreach and local charity efforts.
Service Program Draws Large Campus Support
Cu president Jean Duthie reported strong participation in the campus service program festivities. The event on March 18 at Lace Hall raised profits for the War Samp fund, with 281 participants completing courses and notable sales totaling thousands. Jean Herz and Jean Duthie led purchases and reported significant income from the Gables house project.
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Jean Duthie
Roling
Ting
Andre
Jean Herz Theought
Jean ‘Duthie
Gables
New Groups To Examine Platforms
A set of study groups named by the Fenparson Convention to defend its platform proposes examining platform topics. Chairmen and group members are listed, with sessions to be held May 2 and May 26, inviting student input and public comment on recommendations shaping the convention’s stance.
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Nancy Johnson
Fenparson
Judeh Krsha
A Hheo
Roger Montgomey
Andy Exeven
Kay Adams
Pat Davis
Alice Las
Hae
Toupee
Pivense
Basilor
Plaform
Ise Utle
Ester Righa Lil Servic
Katings Wilson
Aled Attary
Ben Boynton
Aled
Ettary
Sheon
Ici
International Organizat
Vince Boning
Post War Group Discusses Security Plan Meeting
The Post War Dice Seon Group will hold a discussion at Vought in the Y-Dully. It will simulate questions on the Beveridge plan as part of a Tossday emposium. The event features Macray and Wagner and covers social security endorsements amid a broad policy range.
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Vought
Y-Dully
Beveridge
Actinon
Psedene
Postal Rates Change Beginning Sunday
Postal rates are revised with new cents, altering third class rates while keeping some 3 cent stamps unchanged. Affected services include a reduced 2 cent parcel post fee and adjusted handling, with full implementation completed by the post office in the stated timetable.
Harrison To Address Noon Chapel Crowd At Jamboree
A chaotic campus note describes Harrison speaking at the noon chapel with Dr. Boas joining later and a Jean Jamboree planned to entertain Sackey. The piece hints at student fashion, dances, and a Monday grades announcement in a campus bustle.
Two Panels To Be Held At Nonpartisan Convention
Two symposiums are planned for the Nonpartisan Convention on Tuesday March 28 with speakers Marvin C Arcoun and Benet Pally Boat detailing social needs and local care. Charen Harrison opens the event and will discuss chronic disease and community welfare. a third speaker may join the evening session.
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Cone Ludwig
Marvin C Arcuon
Benet Pally
Uray
Wagner Bil
Tai
Vl Paripate
Peerl
Locat
Weltre” Council of
New Yorkey
Evaory
Department of Hospitals
New York City
Unit Promises Gay Revue To Rock Campus
Campus event advertises a one week away show at Finney Chapel titled The Unit Will Show. It promises a light hearted revue with humorous acts by a mix of students and organization members, featuring songs, comedy, and a bluejacket band. Doors at 8 pm, seating limited, students encouraged to arrive early.
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Gunee
Maeredies
Finney Chapel
Larry Laas
Marne
Wadilonal
Areca
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