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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1952
Page
2
The Interfraternity Council promotes joining fraternities during rush week. They tout brotherhood, friendship, social activities, and valuable contacts as advantages of Greek membership.
The article weighs pros and cons of joining Greek life. It argues leadership benefits and competitive spirit but questions costs, social pressure, and potential prejudice. Readers are urged to investigate and decide for themselves.
Interview with Frat Harle J Curtis director of UT major production details: Shakespeare's As You Like It edited for local stage, 45 minutes cut, 39 cast, costumes arriving late, Ron Bacon tights shortage, set pieces moved in dark, paper mache forest rocks with many repairs, Nancy Beatty as Rosalind in male disguise, archery class noted but not needed.
A reader from Phi Sigma Kappa counters an editorial on contesting student council seats. The letter argues the party should disband if individual rights are suppressed and accuses the editor of misquoting. The editor notes no party affiliation and defends rights over party gain.
Two Kent State University ROTC students Jack Henderson and Albert Hales joined West Point cadets for a four day weekend. They stayed in South barracks toured Cullom Hall and Library visited Trophy Point and Glimpse of the museum display of weapons from Revolutionary War to World War II.
Prof. Earle Curtis and University Theatre present a light hearted renovated Romeo and Juliet style tone in As You Like It with music. Nancy Beatty as Rosalind shines at moments while some scenes move too fast for the audience.
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