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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1952
Page
2
Editorial argues that university government reflects civil society and requires student participation. It notes that apathy claims taint campus elections, and stresses student involvement to prevent governance from becoming a farce. It also mentions a Kent travel scene of students using luggage for rides home during Easter.
Time and again the piece argues students must vote, noting party loyalty drives turnout. It urges Kent State students across dorms and frats to learn candidates via the council ad in last week's Stater and to participate in campus elections.
The piece compares baseball opening day to a contagious fever that grips fans from February to July. It notes Cleveland Indians fan fervor since 1948, cites famous teams from Boston and New York, and humorously references Dr Stengel and whizkidi tis curing Philadelphia. It ends with questions about who will lead next.
Kent State University launches an official 32 page songbook after 21 years featuring eleven songs and fifteen cheers. Selected by a student faculty committee under President Bowman, the edition includes Our Alma Mater Fight on for Kent State KSU Victory March and four pages of cheers. The songbook, designed with a blue and white cover by Thelma Hyland, goes on sale today in Merrill Hall and the University bookstore.
A Kent Stater letter row denounces Mazza for a flawed music piece and mocks the paper's proofreading. A second note requests publication of omitted candidate credentials for junior council, with editorial reminders about the election ad's authors.
GSTATER Editor in Chief Fred Blankenship oversees a small Kent paper published Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer. The Kent Stater is suspended during vacations. The paper entered as second class matter Oct 11, 1927 at Kent Post Office under 1879 act, by Commercial Press, cn 1158.
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