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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1951
Page
2
Editorial notes Bud Haerr will coach his first home game in the Health and Physical Education building. His green squad has split two games this season, losing to Miami University and beating Hillsdale College. It also marks KSU's first Mid American Conference hoop game on campus.
Home debut for the Flashes in the powerful M A loop promises a tough schedule and needed experience. The piece urges student support for Haerr and the KSU hoops crew as they open against Toledo University this season.
Jim Tushar a Kent State junior and Delta Tau Delta member appears opposite Beverely Dame in The Gay Rascal at the Cleveland Play House. The music major and choir member gathered stage experience at Cain Park last summer and earned student tickets from Regina Hanway.
ACE the Association for Child Education at Kent calls for student support to assemble and mail gift boxes for European children this Christmas. Donations of used toys clothes and school supplies are collected in 112 Kent Hall and dormitories with a December 17 deadline to ensure even distribution to Holland Austria Italy and England.
A lively campus column mixes letters from The Creeping Men of Cleveland with humor about student life. Myron Koyle leads a band. a late banquets with bagpipes amuses. The campus traffic court routes excuses from students citing parking tickets and elaborate alibis while police and staff recount antics and common excuses.
The Kent Stater lists its editorial and staff roles including managing editor Fred Blankenship news editor, sports editor George F Way, and others. It notes publication Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations, with circulation and advertising details and a 2 dollar subscription price.
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