Kent State Stater Publication Details and Staff
The Kent State Stater is issued four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer, with vacation editions. It is entered as second class matter at Kent Ohio since 1927. Printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co. in Kent and affiliated with APC and Collegiate Digest. Subscription is $2.35 per year. Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager roles are listed.
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Rivalry Returns as Akron Hosts Kent State Basketball
An Akron versus Kent State game revived a long standing athletic rivalry and exposed crowd control flaws. The writer urges Kent hosts to reserve seating for visiting students and extend hospitality to visiting teams as they continue to visit Kent in the future.
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Akron University
Kent State University
Kent
Akron
Faculty Social Committee Plans Annual Campus Dance
The Faculty Social Committee plans a yearly social on the Kent campus with a named band as headliner. Funds will come from part of the student activity fee. The Student Council recommended securing a band for the dance after Campus Night in May, approved if university officials issue late permits as usual during the week.
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Kent
Stater
Common Sense Etiquette and Student Conduct Discussed
An article argues common sense and etiquette should guide students toward cultural refinement. It cites theatre audiences as an example where a minority’s childish pranks like hooting and whistling disrupt performances, suggesting majority interest can correct the behavior.
Reader Letters Question Democracy and Language Misuse
Kent State readers criticize editorials and campus columns for fueling hysteria and vulgar language. They urge higher standards in Kent Stater content and challenge alleged political manipulation in national debates.
Wild Campus Gossip and Party Snubs at Fairmont State
A rambling diary cites late night escapades at Brady and Staterhole, pranks, political plug temptations, and a planned student revolution. It mentions Sophie Glutz of Stinkie Mu Pu sorority, Jean Ulmer, and a request for a photograph from a lithographed suitor, noting Fairmont State Teachers College as context.
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Germany
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Gateway Arch
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