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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1952
Page
2
A lighthearted campus column riffing on spring fever and the season's shift from study to sports. It lampoons student life, weather quirks, and the lure of baseball with nods to Ron Osborne and the Phillies.
Editorial warns against rumors and stigma of unopposed elections on campus. It notes student politicians claim only one candidate may run for student council president and states if petitions show a single name, that person will appear on the April 15 ballot.
The piece argues write-in candidates may appear if announced, offering a choice beyond the expected ballot. It warns against a Russian style front election and urges honest, intelligent, dynamic elections requiring student participation and votes.
At the National Airport during a visit with Queen Juliana of the Netherlands the president and his attorney general exchanged heated words. The Senate backs the States over oil tidelands while the president and Supreme Court assert federal ownership. Seizure of the steel industry is floated if a strike continues. Judge Goldstein sentences Willie Sutton to over four decades. Sutton aged 52 faces a 90 year total.
Construction to convert 119K gym into a 146-seat studio theatre is three weeks in, with completion expected around April 15. The space will host theatre classes one act plays rehearsals and limited three act plays and may host intercollegiate debates. The plan features a 12 by 24 foot proscenium arch stage a 39 foot stage length gray walls red velour curtains and a back corridor to three offices and a green room. Head of the school of speech E Turner Stump notes offices will be used by G Harry Wright Earle E Curtis and Katherine M Norton. Ten students assist with the project.
Editorial staff and editors named for the Kent State Stater. It notes publication as a daily Tuesday through Friday during the school year, Thursday in summer, suspended during vacations, and lists address 115 Merrill Hall Kent State University. Subscription price is $2 a year.
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