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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
2
A Rockwell Library incident describes a student who resists having a zipped personal notebook searched. The desk girl and Mr Nicholson defend searches to curb pamphlet thefts, but the writer argues for privacy and dignity under democracy and notes the search yielded nothing contraband.
Miss X and Mr. Y battle on eight courts as gym classes and a varsity team repeatedly interrupt their tennis. They finally quit at 3 15 enjoying a sun tan and pondering gym class options.
The editorial notes seniors face job prospects and the draft as the fall quarter approaches. It warns of a five dollar rise in registration fees approved by trustees and possible changes in textbooks and editions. Students may borrow or buy used books and wonder about instructor policy.
The piece urges instructors to weigh the value of changing course texts or editions. It notes costs to students and argues for research and justification before approving changes. It emphasizes student budgets and suggests using used books when possible.
Professor William Taylor of Kansas State University argues in Editor and Publisher that U S newspapers are exploited by the Reds to push false propaganda. He urges labeling reports from Communist sources to curb confusion and cites Lenin on propaganda's role.
Fourteen Kent girls travel to Case this weekend for the Theta Chi event arranged by Millie Kozar with a pre formal party. Flora Stone Mather hosts the visiting group as the Kappa Sig stag party tale ends with word of the mix up and laughs.
The article lists staff positions including Editor-in-Chief Fred Blankenship, News Editor Ed Gabrosek, Sports Editor Flo Lou Lawrence, and editors Marge Choate Janet de Nobel Julia Yeagley plus a team of reporters and assistants. It also names Chief Photographer Ed Cliney and business manager Jim Branigan.
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