Campus factions blamed as student government overloads duties
Editors condemn campus parties for nominating capable students who cannot juggle multiple offices and commitments. The piece argues parties should nominate candidates with time and ability to serve, urging a platform centered on service to the school and better student government.
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Blue Star
Men’s Union
Frank Carioti
Independent Students Association
Carroti
Phoebe Steiner
Blue and Gold Party
Cardinal Key
Alpha Omega
Faculty Doctorate Totals At Canton Campus
A tabulation shows 68 university faculty hold earned doctorates including 13 women and 55 men. Fifty eight hold PhDs. other doctorates include Education three, Jurisprudence one, Pedagogy one, Commercial Science one, and Medicine four. Thirty nine percent have advanced degrees beyond master’s. The Canton division and the training school are included.
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editor's mail regrets Post resignation at KSU
A reader expresses regret over Al Post's resignation as Stater feature editor. The letter notes the sharp schism from a disagreement between Post and Mickey Dover, but praises Post's entertaining stories and his work toward school spirit and unity at Kansas State University.
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al Post
Stater
KSU
Mickey Dover
Russian princess dies after possession of famed Orloff gem
Nadia Vyegin Orloff, second Russian princess to die while owning the infamous Orloff diamond, leaped to her death. The 195 carat gem had been cut after its feared reputation grew. In Indianapolis, Siamese twins joined at the skull were under doctors watch with poor survival odds. London reports Secretary of State Marshall urging a positive role for small nations in Germany peace treaty talks.
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Nadia Vyegin-Orloff
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Galitzine Baria-Tinsky
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Indiana University Medical Center
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Food For Thought on a Bus Ride and the Punch Line
A travel vignette follows a Pittsburgh to Akron bus encounter where a gentleman offers his seat to an elderly woman, a rude passenger keeps a seat, and a dispatcher ejects three sleeping vagrants. The climax centers on a racially charged punch line revealing who was refused service and punished.
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Danoana
Akron
Pittsburgh
Desmond Advises On Becoming A Vocalist And Tour Plans
Detroit born singer Johnny Desmond shares tips from his career including staying prepared and seizing opportunity. He rose with Bob Crosby and Gene Krupa, gained fame with Glenn Miller’s service band, and plans a Europe tour as he pursues solo dates and new records. An all American record program features Paine Copland and Carpenter selections tonight at 7:30 in 312M.
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Desmond
Bob Crosby Bobcat
Gene Krupa
Glenn Miller
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Freshman year advice from a senior columnist at Oklahoma
A senior student offers four hard earned tips for freshmen at the University of Oklahoma. He cautions against overloading on hours and chasing A grades at the expense of balance. He urges selective campus involvement and recognizing these are the best years of life.
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Okla
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Oklahoma Aggies
Williamson
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