Mourning In Britain As King George VI Dies
Somber crowds gather at Buckingham Palace and across the empire to mourn the death of King George VI. London stores lower their displays as portraits draped in mourning hang in windows. The accession council proclaims Princess Elizabeth becomes Queen Elizabeth II.
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Campuscope notes on college life and teaching quirks
The Heidelberg college campus debates the cut system with critics saying it targets immature students while supporters say it prevents empty classrooms. Loans to students often carry no interest and some debts go uncollected. Other items mention pet bans at the University of Miami cafeteria and a Hawaii professor who repeated a lecture without realizing it.
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Hub Sips Through Coffee, Rolls, and Ice Cream Stats
Last year students drank 261 050 cups of coffee in the Hub while 278 532 rolls and doughnuts were purchased and 185 030 half pints of milk were used. Ice cream totaled 4 341 gallons as 2 055 people passed the cashier daily. About one million patrons in total. average sale 21 cents, each buying for two. Peak hours 11 am to 1 pm with commuters. supper sees fewer sales. The checkroom at Engleman hall was turned into a stockroom to stock rising prices. The hub remains a social meet and influence spot for students.
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Open training and circulation of voting rules urged
A reader laments Greek dominance in student elections and calls for open training on preferential voting. The letter insists on widely circulated, mimeographed election rules accessible to all students, arguing for transparency and accountability to prevent biased practices.
Kent Stater Staff Roster and Publication Details
The Kent Stater lists editors and staff including Patricia Long as editor in chief and John Falso sports editor. It notes daily Tuesday to Friday operation in the school year, Thursdays in summer, with suspensions during vacations and offices at Kent State University.
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