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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1952
Page
2
Larry Carpenter muses on the fascination and danger of revolving doors. He notes people pushing through on others, offers playful “methods” to pass through, recalls a ladder incident, and wonders at the economy of doors while urging lighthearted curiosity. The piece ends with a call to observe people going through for amusement.
Editorial raises questions about student council elections and protests. It cites fairness concerns and argues internal strife within the Blue and Gold party explains the push for new elections. The disputed top four include Al Korman and Mary.
The dispute centers on the reversal of two names on the ballot Bernie Komar and Al Korman Korman won a seat while Komar lost Calls for a new election to restore fairness and party unity and to see if the same people run or win and be satisfied with the results
Bruce Limpus notes East Main street darkened by a burned cable leaving 22 lamps out and a second burned section found nearby. Siefer Electric crews work to restore power, with a potential jump to 27 lights out on the opposite side if further faults appear.
Kent State University hosts a weekend full of campus activities including baseball games discussions and the 61st Ohio Academy of Science meeting with 150 speakers from 19 Ohio and 12 other states. The schedule features the Kappa Delta Pi high school scholarship test, a Golden Flashes football clash with Bowling Green, dancing events at Moulton Hall and Wills Gym, Cardinal Key dinner, a foreign language workshop, and the University Theatre production As You Like It opening Saturday.
The Kent Stater issue lists key staff and roles including Editor-in-Chief Fred Blankenship, Business Manager Jim Branigan, Managing Editor Marge Choate, News Editor Ernie Mazza, Chief Photographer Ed Cliney, Sports Editor Flo Lou Lawrence, Advertising Manager Jim Young, and assistants and reporters such as Chuck Miller Jim Witzberger Bill Caddey Don Carter Arnie Miller Alan Smith and others. The list also notes circulation manager Tom Duke and edition manager Jerry Dougher among the personnel.
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