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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1947
Page
2
It was erroneously implied that approval by Student Council of the revised social code equaled official sanction. The code, revised by the social committee, must be approved by Dr. George A. Bowman, president of the university, before becoming official.
A Tuesday Stater by line on the Red threat faced editorial changes. Five professors gave statements Dr H D Byrne Dr A A Sherpan Dr Joseph Politella Dr William Form and Prof Henry Adam. Prof Adam refused partial use. editors apologize for the mix up and misquote in the final form.
A reader commends President Bowman for efforts to boost Kent State University capabilities and criticizes the $65 monthly GI subsistence allowance as insufficient. The letter argues that current purchasing power is far lower and urges increases to support veterans’ education and future societal benefits.
KSU expands options with two work plans enabling teaching staff and others unable to attend the university to earn college credit. About 150 pursue home-study courses with 4 dollar per quarter hour fees. Ohio University also offers correspondence. credits accepted by state education department and many colleges. Some subjects suit home study like history politics and English while music art geography and languages challenge resident classes.
Miss Mona Fletcher associate professor of political science urges a 1952 Ohio constitutional convention referendum. She argues the state constitution is obsolete and needs overhaul including a model bicameral setup and an administrative manager provision. Fletcher has taught at KSU since 1924 and studied at Chicago.
Dr. C. C. Kochenderfer, head of the university commerce department and former Beirut attaché, advocates immediate U.S. financial assistance to war‑ravaged Greece. He warns Russia aims to control the Dardanelles and influence the Mediterranean, urging decisive action to preserve democracy.
The poem contrasts baseball hitting with golf driving and running, noting the baseball star runs while the golfer drives. It likens effort to par shooting and contrasts walking and flying as metaphors for athletic pursuit.
The Kent Stater lists editorial staff including editor in chief mess manager Robert Hoyt Julian Susco managing editors Robert J. Casey Donald D. Warman and sports editor feanor Meek Joe Messersmith Adverting manager William Hugo and circulation manager Edward Spizak. The Kent Stater is published each Tuesday Wednesday and Friday during the university year and is registered as second class matter since October 11 1927 in Kent Ohio.
Professor John R. Montgomery director of the Speech and Hearing Clinic will discuss developing correct speech patterns in children before the Kent Junior Mothers Club tonight.
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