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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1952
Page
2
Editorial notes the junior class will meet at 4 p.m. to discuss dues as the main topic. It argues that without financial backing the class officers are limited, shading the issue with the need to fund dances, parties, and picnics this year.
A class fund drive seeks 1.50 per person to support junior activities including a junior senior prom and other events. Members are urged to attend today in 202 Union to back the officers and ensure free admission to all class functions.
Librarian John Nicholson at Kent State Rockwell library transforms it from a passive repository into a dynamic center serving 12 to 18 hundred students daily. He urges reading four books per quarter, offers free classic film showings, a non major course, and book reviews on WKSU, framing books as time capsules that shape thought.
A college diary recounts a return to campus life with old and new faces from Woolworths cosmetics and a mischievous mood. The narrator recalls Emil’s grades saga, a run through Merrill hall, and a wish to curb New Year habits while surviving hub coffee and the 2 30 bell. The tone is humorous and self deprecating.
A campus observer notes how television sparks blunt audience chatter about ads, scripts, and stars from Stopher hall lounges. He recalls digs at commercials, lines from old space cartoons, and the urge to razz on air while predicting TV may ease modern stress. The piece ends with a call to enjoy programs or mock them freely.
The Kent Stater lists its business manager Ken Wilson assistant managers Jim Branigan Bob Lynes Bud Mays and editor Dick Granger. It states the paper is published daily Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations, entered October 11 1927 as second class matter at Kent Ohio.
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