Kent Stater Roles and Publication Details
The Kent Stater is a four issue weekly student newspaper at Kent State University with offices printed at 1383 E. Main St Kent Ohio. It notes biweekly schedules during summer and vacations and lists editors reporters and staff including Jack Watts editor in chief and Tom Bates business manager along with the sports editor George Fleischer and others.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
Jack Watts
Joe Blair, Jr
Tom Bates
George Fleischer
Natalie Floersheimer
Jack Legrett
Stew Fern
Cornelia Porea
Harold Thwaite
Mickey Dover
Merry Allen
Earl Vacaria
John Hanlin
Jean Ibrig
Clyde Friar
We Have a Country Man Speaks on Free Democracy
George Elias addressed university students about living in a free country with free schooling. He contrasted autocracy’s horrors with Turkish shepherd life and urged students to value constitutional rights and strive to deserve democratic liberties.
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George Elias
United States
Atrium Clock Request Highlighted by Students
A petition urges installation of a clock in the university atrium, noting many students lack watches and rely on the atrium for first class transitions. The message claims atrium traffic surpasses other areas and a large clock would aid visitors and students alike.
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Atrium
Feb leap rule leads to divisible four Februarys
Every year divisible by four includes February with 29 days except century years not divisible by 400. This rule dictates leap years occur on 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, and 32 to keep calendars aligned with solar year.
Grape rumors and campus chatter swirl in Mehlenbacher incident aftermath
A jumble of gossip readers the campus from Mary Jane Rowles and Oldie Tom Watts to Stella Solack and Bill Wagner. The note hints at romance and mischief while a late wire hints at compliments and a two prize journalists claim.
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Mary Jane Rowles
Oldie Tom Watts
Stella ‘‘Valentine
Solack
Bill
Puhleez
Wagner
al Benson
Seaside
Lenner
Bill Tapper
Buckeye Lake
Detroit
Jean Ihrig
Necking
Bill Boliantz
Stater
Jackie Watts
Dyson
Jackson
Nick Pandelis
Pandy
N. Carolina Univ
Tanny Teuscher
Tanny
Marilyn Zac
Cutie
Blackie
Kenyon
Vacaria
G. Miller
M. E. Gockstetter
Andreas
Gulgin
the Brady
Committee on Instructional Materials Endorses Syllabi
The Committee recommends continuing current syllabi existing before its appointment and will not act unless a written demand is made. It pledges to promptly consider new materials presented and take action to approve or disapprove. Prof. Edward H. Pake.
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Prasmuch
Edward H. Pake
Fading Fraternity Hazing Recalled From The War Era
Examines hazing traditions in southern fraternities contrasted with Kent State’s prep week. Grads recount brutal initiation rites including paddling, binding, freezing, and electric shoes. Critics warn such cruelty fosters latent sadism and damages pledges physically and morally.
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Kent State
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