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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1952
Page
2
The editorial laments a student council member's failure to resign honorably, noting a 1.83 quarterly average and 1.94 cumulative GPA that violate student government rules. It compares the member unfavorably to former president Harry Moldovan and awaits action from the registrar.
The message urges the council member to submit resignation tomorrow, arguing a prior precedent by former members requires it. It warns that waiting until next week could provoke accusations and calls for acclaim if he resigns now.
Bruce Limpus writes about a former Kent student’s homecoming after a year and a half in the Army. He recalls the campus atmosphere, uniforms, promotions talk, and conversations shifting from war to personal histories and campus life.
The narrator notes a transformed KSU campus after WWII with blue uniforms and less ex GI influence. New buildings rise yet the campus remains lively with renewed student activity and greater student government involvement. The piece praises a more conscientious, democratic atmosphere and progress overall.
A campus note from room 13 in Stopher hall confirms Ron Moscati will be the Burr editor for the coming year. The piece humorously previews yearbook chaos with editors, photographers, dummy sheets, and spread decisions, inviting a roommate.
The article recalls professors at KSU who end lectures with phrases rooted in wartime and religious traditions. Keller and Politella use Banzai and Peace be with you as classroom sendoffs reflecting cross cultural influences. Griebling sums classes with Go home and a brief farewell, prompting readers to reflect on teaching rituals.
Chris Kolas, a speech education senior, researches the University Theatre history. He consults professors and notes venues from Lowry Hall in 1926 to past sites, including Kent Hall basement, with plays moving from spring to fall. He seeks original programs to verify dates and events.
The Kent Stater is a daily Tuesday through Friday paper in session and Thursdays in summer, suspended during breaks. Editorial and business offices are at 115 Merrill Hall, Kent State University. subscriptions run $2 yearly. entered Oct 11, 1927 as second class matter in Kent, Ohio.
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