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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1952
Page
2
Al Pash mocks Esquire magazine for array of odd ads such as underwater cameras, boomerangs and water write pens. The piece notes unlikely consumer appeal and questions the reach of these quirky products among students and "discriminating sportsman."
Students learn that demonstration speeches cover infinite topics using real objects. Professors recount unusual examples, from embalming talks to plaster face casts, with step by step methods and sample products passed to the class.
Editorial congratulates student voters for intelligent cross party voting and close elections. It also lauds the Elections committee for careful ballot counting and notes the absence of stigma compared with prior occasions.
The speaker congratulates the students and party organizers on a well organized campus election and expresses hope student government will continue improving. They acknowledge possible obstacles ahead but celebrate the outcome and suggest offering future support.
Curious students can join a six week summer field trip directed by Dr. Maury Baker. About 50 Kent students traveled to Mexico last June for a combined study and cultural experience. The trip covers roughly 7000 miles costing around 400 dollars and uses student cars with discounts on tuition.
The campus column reports Rick A Shays bucket brigade and Pat Sebastiano involved in a fight. Don Morse of Sigma Nu announces a wedding to Terry Schumaker of Cuyahoga Falls. Kappa Sigma Conclave arrives in Kent with house upgrades and trophies. Notes on Lowry Hall singing lessons, a staff party, and new basketball co-captains Larry Grist and Percy Grenfell.
Dear Atrium Standees the note urges timely arrivals for dates at the Brady while recalling past hallway blockers. It addresses campus Greeks and mentions the state fire marshal concern for better walking and traffic flow on campus.
A newspaper masthead lists key staff including Fred Blankenship as Editor in Chief Ed Gabrosek as News Editor and Janet de Nobel as Chief Photographer with other editors and reporters named such as Don Hinton Julia Yeagley Flo Lou Lawrence Chuck Miller and several reporters and sports editors across the staff.
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