Guest Editorial on Free Expression and Student Government
The piece argues for open discussion and criticism as essential to democracy and college life. It questions hands off policies at Kent State University, urging balanced supervision, accountability, and consideration of the university’s good name while preserving freedom of expression and education for citizenship.
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John L. Lewis
Secretary of the Interior
KSU
Kent State University
Regular Pay Replaces GI Bill for Reserve Trainees
Veterans in reserve status will receive government regular pay during summer active duty. subsistence and GI bill benefits are not available. You cannot collect benefits from two sources simultaneously. Some hope to accrue leave pay while in camp, but that is barred. All services plan four to six weeks annual training at regular pay, with Army plans seen as most incomplete and mainly officer training.
Lyons Defends ISA Petition Handling Over Deadline Claims
In a letter to the editor Lyons rejects claims of extending deadlines for ISA and Blue and Gold petitions. He says seven ISA petitions were accepted, three valid, with some Blue and Gold petitions near noon. He asserts no deadline extension, cites conversations with Bill Fulmer and Kurt Sarff, and supports counting all validated petitions to broaden ballot representation.
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Elections Committee
ISA
Blue and Gold
Bill Fulmer
Fulmer
Kurt Sarff
Absences by Student Council members questioned
A letter to the editor criticizes a front page story for not noting how many Student Council absences came from committee meetings. The writer says most absences were earned at committee meetings and plans to propose counting committee attendance as council attendance at the next council meeting.
Time Events Closing Gap Left By FDRs Death Two Years Ago
The piece recalls the April 12 1945 death of Franklin D Roosevelt and the nation reacting with shock and mourning. It quotes historian Dr A Sellen Roberts on Roosevelt's impact and the shift to Truman as president while stressing optimism about liberalism and a united world continuing.
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Donald Warman
America
Roosevelt
Stalin
Truman
Roberts
Vernal Campus Romance Quip Prompts Lighthearted Awe
A verse themed around spring on campus notes Cupid at work as lovers pair and mend. Poem by Myron T. Abood evokes youthful romance and renewal amid seasonal bloom.
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Dan Cupid
Myron T. Abood
Kent State University staff and publication details
Kent State University location Kent Ohio staff list includes editor in chief business manager and numerous editors and reporters The Kent Stater is published each Tuesday Wednesday and Friday during the university year with second class matter status since 1927 and printed by Commercial Press Inc at 1158 S DePeyster Street Kent Ohio
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Kent Stater
Kent
Commercial Press, Inc
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