The Kent Stater Community Newspaper at State University
The Kent Stater is a three times weekly university paper at Kent, Ohio. It lists staff roles including Editor-in-Chief Jack Watts and Business Manager Joe Blair Jr. with numerous editors, editors, and staff across sections. It notes publication schedule, address, and association memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
Jack Watts
Joe Blair, Jr
Robert Seese
Guss Chigges
Clyde Friar
Natalie Floershiemer
George Fleischer
Winona Eyre
Roth Killgrove
Hube Briers
Cornelia Porea
Earl Vacaria
Henry Beck
Leonard Schafitz
Mark Treat
Peter Mango
Walter Wolfe
Charles Erickson
Mary Brandt
Petty Thievery at Kent State Damages Dances Photos
A bulletin board at the Duchess ballroom advertised Wednesday night dances and guest columns by dance band celebrities. Pictures of band leaders and singers were removed. Earlier a Homecoming queen candidate’s photo vanished, hurting the university’s image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State
See Your Advisor IPHE DEFICIENCY in Kent State guidance
Kent State urges students to review outside workloads that hamper grades. Advisors can help balance course load to avoid repeated subjects and extended college time. Seek guidance from the faculty advisor to address deficiencies and study issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State
Assembly periods adjusted to reduce class disruption
The assembly committee reports staggered sessions across days to avoid missing classes. They promise no course will be missed more than twice for the rest of the semester and next term, with aim to schedule regular periods beginning next fall or summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everal
Miss Pearl’s Farewell Cheer Marks Brady Sendoff
Kent Kampustry notes a collection for Miss Pearl’s going away gift at Brady. professors Kelley and Davey praised for cheerful endurance. George Morris and Chuck Traver move to second story above the football field. Betty Hinds hurries through calls. Jimmy Ganas jokes about letters to editors. Miriam Stromberg and Hal Shade clash on Brady corner as Skeets Snow studies Brady menus. Barbara Garrett previews Christmas bells. Vicky Konkel recites “Little Fly.” Various notes touch on English usage, a Tri Sig and KMK drinking scene, Sadie Hawkins at the library, and a looming Christmas countdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Omega
Miss Pearl
K. L. Kelley
Thomas Davey
Ozzie Estochin
George Morris
Chuck Traver
Betty Hinds
Jimmy Ganas
Woody Barkett
Miriam Stromberg
Hal Shade
Dick “Skeets” Snow
Barbara Garrett
Vicky Konkel
Brady
Tri-Sig
KMK
Sadie Hawkins
Bob Telzro
Maple Heights
The
Klarabelle Kent
Al Buccilli Boxer From Campbell Heads Kent State Show
A Campbell Ohio native Leonard Schafitz profiles Al Buccilli a 5 8 140 pound boxer from John Carroll now on Kent State boxing team. He notes past intramural boxing champ at John Carroll 1937 and upcoming Kent State Courier Tribune boxing show at Will s Gym with details on his interests and dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Schafitz
al Buccilli
Campbell
Ohio
John Carroll University
KSU
Will Pox
Kent State-Courier-Tribune
Wills Gym
Alpha Phi Beta
John Carroll
Youngstown College
Kent
Glen Miller
Spencer Tracy
Madeline Carroll
Toscanini
Hitchhiking through a European War Talk
A travelogue from a Thanksgiving hitchhike in the Keystone State recounts encounters with two German travelers. The first praises Hitler and Germany, while the second, a Butler resident named Butch, condemns Hitler and extols American liberty. The piece closes noting how experience teaches and travel broadens perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone State
Hitler
United States
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
State University
Associated Collegiate Press and
Collegiate Digest
National Advertising Service, Inc
Madison Ave
New York
Lichty
United Frevar
U. B. Pat
Kent Kampustry
Indiania
Butler
Herr Dutchman
Europe
France
England
Butch