Summer entertainment boosts Kent summer school prestige
The university plans an upbeat lineup of eminent guests for its summer program. Helen Jepson headlined the second session with concerts and talks by figures such as Senator Tobey and Dr Kurt von Schuschnigg, with Victor Borge to perform on August 21.
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Clayton M. Schindler
Helen Jepson
Cleveland Orchestra
Senator Tobey
Kefauver Fame
Young Ireland Theatre Group
Dr. Duvall
Austria
Kurt von Schusschnigg
Washington University
Victor Borge
Kent
Fix Up Bulletin Boards During Summer School
The article notes two strong trends at the university: many visitors and many commuting students. It argues that bulletin board notices for rides are posted by scattered individuals with varied colors and illegible scrawls. A single guiding authority should standardize notice size and posting source to keep the board neat and professional.
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Atrium
Merrill Hall
Kent
Editor Letters On Campus Publicity And Farewell
A Kent State editor letter to the editor urges careful checking of high school student impressions printed about campus life. James N. Holm defends a Cherub feature by Mary Ann Horner and suggests publicity be reviewed for campus impact. The piece ends with a reader thanking the paper for its farewell editorial on his departure.
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Kent Stater
Mary Thomas
Engleman Hall
McCampbell
James N. Holm
High School Institute
Mary Ann Horner
KSU
America
Kent State University
Remoans Face Saturday Classes After Snow Delays
A student recalls enduring snowbound Saturdays during 1950 and muses on returning for a new Saturday class cycle. He describes frigid walks to Merrill Hall, drifted entrances, and the chance of repeating the icy routine tomorrow.
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University
Kent
Merrill Halls
Merrill Hall
Burrs Wanted A Permanent Chestnut Burr Library
The Chestnut Burr year book seeks back copies for a permanent library edited by Ed Cliney. No prior file exists. donations of copies from 1938 39 and 1944 1951 are welcomed via Ed Cliney for reference material.
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Ed Cliney
No Hop Canceled for Second Summer Term
The Dean of Men's office announces the Mid-Week hop is canceled for the second summer term, affecting student activities and campus social plans.
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Dean of Men's Office
Editorial Roles At Daily Chronicle Listed Names
Editorial staff and department heads listed with positions including managing editor Barbara Pickering and society editor Bill Morris. Additional staff named are Ed Cliney as editor, Don Grabski as reporter, Mary Ann Weigelt and Rita Rachel in society coverage, Bill Samaras as sports editor, and Dave Mitchell as picture editor.
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Ed Cliney
Barbara Pickering
Bill Morris
Mary Ann Weigelt
Rita Rachel
Don Grabski
Bill Samaras
Dave Mitchell
Newspaper Staff Roster Listing Key Advertising Roles
The fragment lists business staff positions including John Berea as Business Staff, Ken Wilson as Assistant Business Manager, Roger Tower as Advertising Manager, Bill Bradfield as Assistant Advertising Manager, and notes Circulation Manager without further details.
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John Berea
Ken Wilson
Roger Tower
Bill Bradfield
Kent Stater publication details and office info
The Kent Stater is a weekday student newspaper published Tuesday through Friday during the school year and each Friday in summer, suspended during vacations. Entered as second class matter Oct. 11, 1927, at Kent, Ohio. Printed by Commercial Press, Inc., 1158 Depeyster St., Kent, O. Subscription $2.00 yearly. Editorial offices in 115 Merrill Hall, Kent State University.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Commercial Press, Inc
Depeyster St
Merrill Hall
Kent State University
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Burrs
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