Door Open
Eric N. Rackham, a naturalized Canadian-born scholar, has become dean of the college of liberal arts at Kent State University. The article traces Rackham’s path from Halifax to the University of Michigan, Colorado University, and Michigan again, culminating in his appointment as dean.
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Larry Carpenter
College of Liberal Arts
Eric N. Rackham
Chester E. Satterfield
Dean Rackham
Kent State University
Halifax
Nova Scotia
University of Michigan
United States
University of Colorado
Boulder City
Michigan University
Colorado University
KSU
Michigan Uni
Dean Rackham Emphasizes Open Door Policy at KSU
Dean Rackham recalling his 1936 move from Colorado University to KSU says he values knowing students and keeping offices accessible. He notes high esteem for KSU among Colorado faculty and stresses the university’s friendly atmosphere and strong future. He believes students learn best when they feel comfortable visiting him.
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Rackham
KSU
Colorado University
Dean Rackham
Good Things Happen in the Spring Optimistic University Editorial
The editorial expresses a hopeful but realistic stance for the new spring quarter at the university. It pledges to report both good and bad events, aims to understand students and readers, and emphasizes planning to make good things happen.
Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner Wedding Sparks Dogpatch Buzz
Readers react to the Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner marriage news with mixed emotions. University staff comments mix tolerance and curiosity as cartoonist Al Capp promotes the nuptials on television. Bets and speculation follow about future marital plans and potential new “Daisy Mae” offspring.
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KSA
Steve Canyon
Li'l Abner
al Capp
Daisy Mae
Capp
Li’l Abner
Sam
Sadie Hawkins
Ken Murray
Dogpatch
Mr. Capp
Dick Tracy
April Fool's day satire critiques media and laziness
A columnist laments April Fool's Day as a field day for lazy readers and overworked teachers. The piece mocks prank culture, warns against trivial sensationalism, and urges readers to ignore the day, declaring no April Fool.
Kent State University paper details layout and schedule
The Kent Stater is issued Tuesday through Friday during the school year and each Thursday in summer, suspended during vacations. Entered as second class matter Oct 11 1927 at Kent Ohio Post Office. Printed by Commercial Press Inc 115 S Depeyster Kent Ohio. Subscription price two dollars per year. Editorial offices 115 Merrill Hall Kent State University.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Commercial Press, Inc
S. Depeyster St
Merrill Hall
Kent State University
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