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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1949

Page

2

Kent Stater urges student civics awareness and voting

The Kent Stater argues students should know how many sit on the student council and who the candidates are for April 20 elections. It notes three campus political groups and explains petition rules for ballot placement plus the duty of understanding local governance for future civic participation.

KSU Kent Stater Stater Blue Star Blue and Gold Independent Students Association Council Harry Wise Jo Haggerty Barbara Berg Jerry Ott

Roger Gregory’s 600 plus book collection highlighted by classics

Arthur Gregory known as Roger, a custodian from Black Horse, amasses a 600 plus book library. The items include works by Hugo, Barrie, Dreiser, Stevenson, Hemingway, Hawthorne, and Bunyan. He values first editions and rare finds, and only lends selectively to protect his prized volumes. Roger emphasizes the background of each author and notes a 10,000 dollar first edition dream.

Bill Girgash Arthur Gregory Roger Jim Vellon Vellon Ohio Black Horse Victor Hugo J. M. Barrie Theodore Dreisser George Elliot Daphne du Maurier Robert L. Stevenson Ernest Hemingway Nathaniel Hawthorne Henry W. Longfellow John Bunyan Abraham Lincoln Bunyan Pilgrim’s Progress Harold Bell Wright Hiram College Udell’s Zane Grey Zanesville Border Lewis Wetzel Fort Henry Wheeling W. Va George Sheldon

Reform Week Proposed By Columnist At Kent State

A columnist announces Reform Week at Kent State University signaling a shift from amusement to self reformation. The writer pledges a lasting impression by embracing brotherhood and equality among readers and groups.

Kent State University

Kent State SSTATER Staff Satire Aims to Entertain

Kent State University edition staff lampoons the editorial process. The piece names the To Heck With Tom committee and mocks faculty, exams, and hall encounters in a humorous column style.

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