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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1950
Page
2
Editorial urges careful planning for WKSU FM as it launches 10 watt nonprofit service. It warns that competition with established stations tests programming, talent utilization, and top level policy decisions. It emphasizes first impressions matter for Kent listeners and urges high quality.
A collage of campus social notes covers couples, pins, weddings, and hospital stays. Highlights include Arlene Hopkins adopting freshmen, Dayton friends troubling Carol Orlikowski, and several engagements and nuptials planned for June. Buzz the delivery man becomes a campus fixture.
Robert West mocks poetry writing courses with rules and examples. He sketches four poem types from love departures to society scenes, offering humorous titles like On the Departure of a Loved One to a Distant Shore Where the Scows and the Ferry Boats Ply and Life and Taxis.
WKSU Monday schedule lists 3:00 News 3:05 Take It Easy 3:30 Sports Roundup 3:45 Religious News 4:00 News 4:15 Radio Workshop 4:30 Musical Chats 3:05 Show Business 8:30 Sports Roundup 8:45 Folktime Tunes 4:15 Campus Calendar
The edition lists John Koshar as managing editor and Chuck Kajabashian as edition editor. Bill Wolcott serves as copy editor with Priscilla Thompson as society editor. Sports editors are Don Friedman and Cliff Hill, while Jack Gulshen is picture editor and Bill Baum the chief photographer.
The Kent Stater lists staff roles including assistant business manager and advertising manager. It states the paper is published Tuesday through Friday in the school year and Tuesday and Friday in summer, suspended during vacation. Subscription price is $2 per year. Printed by Spectra Press, Inc. in Kent, Ohio.
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