Letters to the Kent Stater raise student publicity concerns
Readers urge the Kent Stater remain neutral in candidate coverage and push for better campus publicity. They cite uneven candidate write ups, call for reminders about events like President Bowman's address, and praise cultural offerings by Kent State groups to broaden student engagement.
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Jan Peerce
Kent State
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Complaints Mount Over University Election Fraud Allegations
A committee member accuses the recent university election of fraud and lax regulation. He cites unverified ballot counting, missing ballots numbered 730 to 950, and calls for Student Council to discard the results and take action.
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Elections Committee
Kent Stater Editorial Staff and Masthead Note
Editorial staff list for The Kent Stater includes George Scriven Bill Girgash Carol Hart Bob Burdock Bob Morrison Neil Heaslip Bill Poor Jerry Mekler Bob Steffy Bill Baum and photographers in a note about the summer schedule and publication.
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George Scriven
Bill Girgash
Carol Hart
Bob Burdock
Bob Morrison
Neil Heaslip Society
Bill Poor
Jerry Mekler
Bob Steffy
Bill Baum
All Fouled Up on Women’s Baseball Prognostications
A lively barroom vignette features a woman predicting the Chicago White Sox will win the American League pennant. She cites players and teams from Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, and Chicago, provoking debate before a rough punch ends the scene as the writers depart.
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Marion Motley
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Chicago
Jean Bearden
John Neradino
William Bendix
New York
How a Fly Walks on the Ceiling Explained
A detailed note on fly foot structure and how discs and hairs enable upside down movement. It outlines two theories vacuum suction and sticky secretion, mentions microscoped cushions and tiny tubes, and cites conflicting scientific views about the mechanism.
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Night Clerk At Hotel Kent Taught At 4 Different Schools
George E. Marker, 82, a hotel clerk at Hotel Kent, is a former psychology professor and educator. He holds a BA from Illinois, an MA from Columbia, nearly earned a PhD at Chicago, and taught at Illinois, Oregon, South Dakota Wesleyan, Oberlin, and Kent State Normal School. He now works at the Kent hotel between readings and thinking on world affairs, including LeComte DeNouy’s telefinalism theory which asserts human creation by a Supreme Being.
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