Kent Stater Staff and Publication Details List
The Kent Stater is a four issue weekly student newspaper with summer edition. published by P. B. Bonsall Printing Co. in Kent Ohio. It lists staff roles including Editor in Chief Jack Watts and numerous editors reporters and business staff with contact names and phone numbers.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
Main St
Jack Watts
Joe Blair, Jr
Cramp
Bob. Kenyon
Gus Ghigges
George Fleischer
Natalie Floersheimer
Jack Leggett
Stew Fern
Cornelia Porea
Harold Thwaite
Mickey Dever
Merry Allen
Earl Vacaria
John Hanlin
Jean MiThrig
Clyde Friar
Leland Pearsom
Jean DeVeaux
Gertrude DeVos
Alyce Schell
Jerry Sw
Titles and Queenships: Calls for Better Qualifications
The article argues over how many times a woman may run for queenship and questions the lack of strict qualifications. It notes past queens often lacked stated standards and suggests the Student Council reexamine scholastic and other criteria to ensure Kent State represents its best.
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Kent State
Davies urges college students to defend representative democracy
Diplomat Joseph E. Davies, Wisconsin ’98, calls college men and women to act as sentinels at society’s edge. He urges clear thinking and courageous action to combat fallacies and persuasively defend representative democracy as the foundation of liberties and faith.
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Ollege
Joseph E. Davies
Wisconsin
Colegians
Rowdy college column teases pop culture and campus life
A mixed campus column mocks campus events and personalities with gossip about faculty trimming NTFClasses, Soph tangle plans, and interfraternity picnics. It notes prizes for seeing-eye dog fundraising by Lucky Strike wrappers and jokes about ballots and local readers.
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Dean Raymond Manchester
Janet Foltz
Soph Tangle
Prex Leebrick
Besseger
Marion
Lucky Strike Cigs
States
Brady
Pacifism Proclaimed as Way to Outlaw War
A writer argues against war as an instrument of policy, urging active peacemaking by students and the public. He condemns militarism and calls for unconditional refusal to participate in any war or civilian war duties, hoping to spark debate in the newspaper.
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