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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1950
Page
2
The piece critiques the campus election lacking clear issues and stakes. It argues student politics center on party conflict rather than policy and calls for new ideas to engage voters, noting past attempts like ISA withdrawal and independent parties have not solved apathy.
A University Arts Festival program in the Union ballroom showcased student composers and performers. Highlights included Gene Hartzell’s Two Dances, Ruth Ann Elliot and Virginia Bienko in Prelude and Toccata, Don Erb’s Allegro, Hindemith First Sonata for Piano played by Jack Castle, and Bartok Minor Seconds Major Sevenths by Joan Fiocca. Vocal pieces by Griffes and Rachmaninoff featured Irene Brodbeck, with Neil Davis as pianist. The concert was praised for originality and emotional impact, though attendance was light.
Radio listings outline the WKSU Today schedule with time blocks from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM including News segments Potpourri and Light Classics, Inside KSU, Follow the Gleam, and Sign Off with Tomorrow's entries Briefly notes program blocks for Take It Easy Time Sports Roundup Religiou News Radio Workshop and Musical Chats
The Kent Stater is issued Tuesday through Friday during the regular school year and Fridays in summer. It notes suspension during vacations with a subscription price of 2 per year. Entered as second class matter Oct 11, 1927, at Kent Ohio under the act of 1879. Printed by S Depeyster Commercial Press Inc Kent Ohio.
Dr Nilkanth Chavre blends ice cream testing with a global role guiding 1800 Indian students in the United States and advising the Indian delegation to the United Nations. A former Ford engineer and student in Minnesota and Michigan, he foresees an experimental farm for students and aims to remain in America beyond 1952.
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