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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
2
The Stater notes repeated hall loiterers disrupt class access and urges habitual offenders to read the situation, urging respect for fellow students. It says the majority are bitter about the behavior and encourages offenders to change.
A columnist riffs on tired sports phrasing after bowl season and the start of basketball, lampooning clichés like trounces and wallops while lamenting overworked headlines and garbled prose. He recalls encounters with overripe wording and questions the use of proper English in sports writing.
An alumnus argues traditions cannot be legislated and praises Kent State’s faculty role in shaping culture. He contrasts strong campus customs with weak efforts, cites smoking bans and student songs, and urges sustained attention to core values to build lasting traditions.
A lively campus column mixes party antics interfraternity events and student gossip. It highlights pranks, engagements, honors, and on campus happenings with names like Delta Gamma Kappa Sigs and Tau Kappa as well as references to students such as Priscilla Thompson and Barbara Novak.
The Kent Stater notices its staff editors and managers for the daily edition and summer sessions. It lists Sports Editors Les Clark and Bob Stuart along with business and circulation management including Ed Olson Hank Newell Guy Shelley and Jack England.
The note records second class matter status at Kent Ohio Post Office on Oct 11 1997 under 1879 act. It lists printing by Commercial Press Inc at 1158 Depeyster Kent Ohio.
During 1948-49 the KSU health service recorded 36 279 student contacts including 24 143 treatments and 4 469 medical exams. The clinic on the first floor and part of the third houses care with full hospitalization on the second floor and part of the third.
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