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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1952
Page
2
The editorial warns of a coming crisis as Student Council faces John Berea's protest of all elected class representatives to Council and the Men's union. It questions whether votes will follow party lines or personal judgment and outlines options: accept or reject the protest, postpone via procedure, or refer to a faculty judiciary board.
The piece urges impartial faculty input on student government and warns that a quorum failure would show political parties pushing their agenda. It calls for the Administration to intervene in today’s council meeting and issue a firm ultimatum.
In a warm spring afternoon scene after a televised ball game, Fivecut and his five friends search pockets and wallets for $4.62 to buy beer. Concern for Fivecut’s health and reputation drives the group to follow him, yet the talk at the bar drifts to classes and women as they depart.
A Kent Stater letter accuses the Blue and Gold party of four years of dominance and manipulating rules to win seats. The writer urges Council members to break party ties and urges independents to vote for change. He closes with thanks from Korea and plans to follow University progress in person.
The Penny Fund that sent Kent States to servicemen since the last war may run out by May. Dean Manchester says funds are low and the Penny Carnival is urged to continue funding to supply copies to soldiers amid ongoing drafts and casualties.
A student roundup reports campus antics across midwest and east universities. Coeds ask for a stolen dorm trophy's return to fund a trophy case at Gilchrist Hall. A Kansas tip suggests onion juice to restore a ring’s glitter. Minnesota lists 21 student candidates for 62 senate seats. Cornell details a rowing prank with Vel soap causing suds. Notre Dame and Madison poetry sketches appear along with a petition at Penn State offering to hang signers by the neck until dead.
The page lists editorial and staff roles including Editor-in-Chief Fred Blankenship, News Editor Marge Choate, Editorial staff Don Friedman and Al Pashin, Feature Editor Julia Yeagley, Sports Editor Flo Lou Lawrence, photographers and reporters such as Arnie Miller and Alan Smith, and circulation and advertising leads led by Jim Young and Cal Ratcliff.
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