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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1948
Page
2
The Kent State Stater declares its 1948 mission to report university news and important national and international events. It urges student cooperation and emphasizes the role of a free press in sustaining informed democracy for students and future leaders.
The Stater extends a warm welcome to new students at the university and invites continued reader interest. It stresses service to the campus and asks students to support the paper through their interest and engagement with this issue.
A nostalgic campus notes column recounts Freshman and senior antics from the Christmas break, with romance, transfers, weddings, marriages, and social mishaps. It mentions Bern ie McGroarty’s wanderlust, Rudy Gerbitz vacation, Wade Milford’s married status, and various pairings. The piece also teases upcoming sports and coaching moves at Bay City and Western Reserve.
Veterans who have not received their December subsistence checks should contact Prof. Dewey F. Barich, veterans coordinator, in his office in the Industrial Arts building.
Philadelphia formally filed its bid for the 1956 Olympics. The report notes prior joint bids with Detroit Minneapolis and Los Angeles for the 1952 Games, with Finland ultimately named.
Dr. Wilma Garnett leads a five week Reading class titled How To Read at the library. Weekly meetings Thursdays at 4 p.m. open to all students with no fee. Instructors include Mrs. John Nicholson and Mrs. A Belanger. Final registration today in the library.
Freshmen from Illinois New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey describe Kent State University as a site of national publicity in academics and athletics. They cite prior coverage in the Chicago Tribune and reasons including quiet study space wrestling potential and low tuition.
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