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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1952
Page
2
The editorial calls Deaf Council Members to begin their duties today and act in the best interest of all students. It compares the university to a municipality and urges members to serve as representatives of the public with full-time dedication.
An open letter urges a formal seating pattern in city councils with seniors in front rows and juniors behind. It suggests designating party affiliation by seat and asks council members to investigate and consider the plan for better organization and clear representation.
Review of the University Theater production Candida praises the intimate little theater format. Casts led by Marcia Hill and Bill Feaster deliver engaging performances with notable humor from Feaster and strong voicework from Li Lee Norma Remmy and Ken Ward. The piece is described as witty yet wordy with Shaw’s reputation shaping the evening.
A student reporter letter commends Lorena Shafer for proposing a non denominational campus chapel at KSU. Floyd E Earle, Assistant to the Pastor, Furnace Street Mission Akron Ohio, adds that Shafer continues the project and likely needs help and encouragement. The editor notes the letter is encouraging and asks for more responses.
Carbon Copy Commuters urges drivers to use curb and lot spaces wisely near KSU. The message from KSU police notes available parking and asks motorists to park in one space and consider others who may arrive later.
About 500 Purdue students raided sorority houses for souvenir undergarments reminiscent of 1951 dorm raids. Police assisted, none were arrested, while the student affairs director warned disciplinary action by the faculty-student council.
A Stater photographer accompanies Bob McMahen to the Akron Beacon Journal for assignments at a Kiwanis club show an Army Navy polka dance. They photograph Estes Kefauver at the Mayflower hotel then cover a Jewish center event and a stag night gathering before returning to develop and file images. No injuries occur.
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