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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1951
Page
2
Editorial urges a large turnout for the only open Student Council meeting of the quarter at 4 PM in the University auditorium. The event aims to show how student government operates and to gather student input on how certain aspects should be run.
Government Gallery urges participation this afternoon at 4 as the Council opens discussion on school life. Most representatives favor Greek interests but independents seek a voice. attendance is encouraged for all students to share opinions and suggestions.
University students are invited to a second chance to audition for parts in No Time For Classes in the Union ballroom from 7 to 9. The entirely student produced show runs next quarter with a Jan 28–31 auditorium staging and features the script Who Cares by Metzinger and Frasier with music by Swan.
In the first issue of this quarter the Kent Stater explains its rule requiring authors’ names on all letters. The paper prints most letters and urges writers to sign, even if the name may be withheld in the paper for the writer’s request, for accountability and protection.
An Oklahoma Daily letter to the editor denounces alleged communists on campus and a university president. Other items note Mount Holyoke enrollment, Rutgers sex editorial, Dartmouth pen friendships, and a Purdue Home Ec query. An Ohio State student argues his Indian name is comparable in length to three American names.
In a college lounge a tense standoff unfolds as Fivecut battles for a chair while the mysterious Eye surveys from every angle. The Eye’s strange habits and the interruption of two girls trigger a dramatic shift before Fivecut dozes off again beside a sleeping partner and a restless beauty.
The Kent Stater operates Tuesday through Friday in regular school year and Thursdays in summer sessions. It suspends during vacations and is entered as second class matter Oct. 11, 1927. Printed by Commercial Press in Kent Ohio with offices at Merrill Hall Kent State University. Subscription price two dollars annually.
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