Kent State Stater editor recalls tenure and transition
Norma Knisely reflects on her run as the Kent State Stater editor, noting V E day, WWII impacts, university life, and funding allocations. She passes the job to Tom Gavagan and emphasizes journalism’s power and responsibility at Kent State University.
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Kent State University
Tom Gavagan
New Kent States
Norma Knisely
Marcia Traxler
Pat Morgan
Doc Baer
Joe Barton
STG
Ford City Boys
Pennsylvania
John Fouser
Bob Moore
Moore
Vera Wawrin
Gay Curtice
Becky Taylor
Kay Long
Mike Friedland
NTFC
George Papp
Dr. Sherrer
Betty Hoy
Lucille Bidlack
Betty van
Vet Anger Over Clothes Sparks Campus Petition
A campus column voices veterans’ views on campus politics and women, plus introduces new veterans. Dewey Barich asks for overdue subsistence checks for last quarter veterans. The K-Vets draft a petition to the state legislature on housing, a possible state bonus, and other educational advantages. Veterans complain about scarce clothing with girls buying shipments first.
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Dewey Barich
Kent Stater Publication Schedule Notes
The Kent Stater is published twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays during the university year with suspension during vacations. It is entered as second class matter at Kent, Ohio, and printed by Commercial Press, Inc.
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Kent Stater
Kent Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
DePeyster Street
Kent
Ohio
Sweet & Low Down Announcement and DIRT Column Notes
A campus column records student mood toward athletics and budget cuts with Friday duties reassigned to KMK Stan Mine. The Dirt section lists campus staff, events, social notes, and a Flashes basketball preview against Akron and a bold Kent State pick by five points.
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KMK Stan Mine
Horn
Tollhouse
Jean Melick
Lakewood
Betty Watkins
Lynn Frericks
Goodyear Gym
Akron U
KSU
Wesley Convenes By Candlelight
A candlelight service at the Wesley foundation meeting Sunday evening at 7:30 features Marilyn Hughey with Bob White, Rev. Don Barss delivering a student message, guest soloist Alan Oakum of Kent, and Elizabeth Clark as guest organist. Fellowship supper at 6:30 precedes?discussion on Religious Living led by Rev. Barss.
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Wesley Foundation
Christ
Marilyn Hughey
Bob White
Don Barss
Alan Oakum
Kent
Elizabeth Clark
Barss
Kappa Sigma Chi Elects Officers
Charles Kasik a senior in the college of business administration was elected president of Kappa Sigma Chi at Monday night’s meeting Otis Maxwell was chosen secretary treasurer and Walter Holmes pled ge master.
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Charles Kasik
College of Business Administration
Kappa Sigma Chi Fraternity
Otis Maxwell
Walter Holmes
Readers debate campus fines and KMK coverage
Readers critique Kent State library fines as excessive and question the value of reserve-book penalties. A letter questions university news coverage practices, criticizing KMK publicity and urging fair reporting and better scheduling for Burr photography sessions.
KSU Gym Nastics Team to Debut Between Halves
Kennesaw State University plans a first appearance of its gymnastic team between halves of the Kent State Mount Union basketball game at Wills Gym on Wednesday evening February 20 1946. Vacancies remain for interested male students and tumbling drills are scheduled for after noon practices Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 p m.
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KSU
Kent-Mt. Union
Wills Gym
George J. Altmann
Canton
Ohio
George A. Bowman
Trevor Rees
Raymond E. Manchester
Agnes Young
McKinley
Central Ymca
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Elizabeth Piotter
Stater
Capitol Hill
Akron Uni
By Bill Thompson
Kent, Ohio
Clarence Tonka
Helen Platt Benton
Bob Caray Gossett
Bob Lengacl
Business Manager
Sweet
Jack & Thomas
Wesley
Kappa Sigma Chi
University Library
Grace McClary
P.S
Kappa Mu Kappa
KMK
Kmks
Delts
Gammas
Roy Apple
Ray Gallagher
Dick Schwabe
Interfraternity Council
John Thomas
Kent State
J. P. Fouser
Burr
Choir
Glee Club
Orchestra
ISA
Mr. Papp
Jim" Muzzy
WHBC
R. Donald Stump
Canton McKinley Band
Raymond E. Trachsel
North Canton
Malvern W. Randels
Rees
Muzzy
Bowman
Department of Traffic Regulation
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