Dean Manchester Guided Kent Students With Personal Touch
Kent University Dean of Men Raymond E Manchester uses personal letters and birthday greetings to connect with male students. He began at Kent in 1920 toning with the era of few deans and has compiled a lifetime of writings including Saturday Letters since 1935. He emphasizes student welfare and group participation, supporting fraternities and war-era Kent Staters outreach.
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Sydney Harris
Raymond E. Manchester
Dean Manchester
the Times
Dean Machester
Dean
Manchester
Kent
McGilvrey
Battle Creek
Michigan
Kent Men’s Club
Delta Upsilon
Dean of Men
Question of the Week on Arts Festival Interest
Letters discuss student interest in the Arts Festival at KSU. Students praise art demonstrations and department displays while calling for broader year round exhibitions and improved publicity through campus channels and daily activity updates.
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Dudy Plockelman, Jr
Educ
Dim Rubin
L.A
Mary Marsh, Sr
KSU
Richard Christman
Soph
B.A. Ksu
P.A. System
WKSU
WKSU Today Schedule
A daytime broadcast lineup for WKSU features News at 3 4 and 5 with music programs Jazz You Like It Keyboard Koncert and Musical Chats then Coed's Corner before sign off.
Kent Stater Staff Roster And Publication Details
The Kent Stater editor in chief is Carol Hart with Henry Newell as business manager. Editorial staff includes John Koshar edition editor and Gloria Donnelly copy editor. Elsie Jakubjansky society editor and Alice Betts picture editor.
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Carol Hart
Henry Newell
John Koshar
Dim Collins
Gloria Donnelly
Elsie Jakubjansky
Shades of Damore West Poetic Challenge Sparks Talent Debate
A reader comments on Robert West's feature in the Stater claiming poetry is for all, then offers three nameless verse fragments. The letter notes collaborative play with form and echoes earlier “Ode to an Ultra Violet” title, signed by Jim Collins.
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Robert West
Mr. West
Babe
Jim Collins
English Major Plays With Naughtiness In Campus Verse
A witty portrait of a campus English major described as a modern Villon and a “Far behind, terrible enfant.” He composes bawdy pieces including a version of Alouette and riffs on Lawrence Joyce and Beaudelaire. The professor laments his poor English progress and French skills.
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Ron Ineman
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Ae Gonstearcial Press, Inc
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Butler
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D. H. Lawrence
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Lady Chatterley
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