Campus Quotes on Kent State's Future in 1939
In a 1939 inquiring reporter piece by City Editor Winona Eyre, Kent State students and faculty predict rapid growth. Quotes from Michael Dubetz, Samuel Campean, and others foresee enrollment rising to 10,000 or more, new buildings, and the university becoming a leading eastern institution.
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Predictions For The Future Ed Note At Kent State
Ed Cliney offers a 1963 forecast for Kent State University, predicting growth, new buildings, expanded campuses, and strong academics. He envisions a renovated campus, a booming graduate programs slate, and a resilient identity that will rival Ohio State and UCLA in prestige while facing national threats.
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Editor Letter Promotes Bulletin Board Reforms at Kent
A Kent editorial prompts a faculty advisor from Alpha Phi Omega Epsilon Psi chapter to defend student bulletin board care. He urges less rigid uniformity yet supports a centralized system to classify notes and prevent outdated postings. He questions constant fraternity duty but favors orderly posting for all.
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Editorial Staff and Society Desk at the Chronicle
Editorial staff credits list names and roles for the paper including Ed Cliney as editor and Barbara Pickering as managing editor along with society editor Bill Morris and others. Reporters Don Grabski and Bill Samaras are noted.
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Kent Stater Publication Details and Price
The Kent Stater is a daily Tuesday through Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations. Entered October 11, 1927 as second class matter at Kent Post Office. Printed by Commercial Press, Inc., in Kent Ohio. Subscription $2.00 per year. Offices at 115 Merrill Hall, Kent State University.
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