Editorial notes on coeds termites and summer session
The Stater reflects on a light yet serious summer at the university. It credits Fren Musselman for good programs, notes student Frank Johnson’s critical letter, mentions termites and bats in the campus, and reports near completion of building projects. Art Garner will lead next fall with a redesigned Stater.
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Fren Musselman
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Pork Barrel
KSA
Art Garner
Stater
Robert Ruark
Ban Two Hour Courses From Kent State Curriculum
A columnist urges students to boycott all two hour courses at Kent State citing inflated workloads and unclear credit. He quotes a senior with mixed grades from two hour classes and argues such courses should be removed from the schedule.
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Kent State University
It Happens Every Spring Winter And Fall
A reader vents about university admission pricing that charges married students more to bring their wives to games. He notes a 1.20 price for wives vs 0.50 for faculty families and predicts 1,000 married students this fall. He also scolds Shapiro over campus views of women and salutes GI Bill wives who support student studies.
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Jack Urchek
KSU
Shapiro
Ten Minutes Mean A Lot
A satirical piece extols the value of a ten minute hall break during a hectic summer session. It portrays students using the break for relief, mischief, and renewed attention, suggesting breaks may redefine classroom rhythms and even trigger broader changes in how classes are held.
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Trank Farrara
Letters to the Editor on Campus Entertainment and Dress
Readers critique a campus article on student entertainment and demand for livelier programs. They argue many students prefer quibbles to participation and question campus dress norms and cost concerns.
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