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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1952
Page
2
Editorial recalls Sniffy Mc Manus from grade school days when he wore faded blue knickers and was teased for his attire. Now in college, he still wears the same jeans, though the tone shifts from humor to critique as the writer condemns the behavior associated with the garment. The piece ends by asking if anyone has seen Sniffy lately.
Dr Alberto Pamies and students Don Shelton Bill Chievitz Bob Lynes and Len Geary traveled to Havana for 10 days to improve Spanish and learn about Latin people. They found Cubans friendly and noted traffic and various sites including the Spanish and American Embassies and La Concha Beach. Estimated trip cost 150 to 200 dollars.
The Student Residence Advising Office handles on campus housing with director Mrs. Rhema Fair and assistants rerooting for a rush since 1937. Nine hundred live in four dorms, with limited vacancies in Stopher Hall and women’s dorms. off campus housing moves many students daily.
An old army anecdote frames March of Dimes appeals to Americans highlighting collective duty. The message stresses infantile paralysis threats and urges generous donations to fund clinics, laboratories, and polio research nationwide.
The Kent Stater staff lists Patricia Long as editor in chief and Ken Wilson as business manager with a roster of editors photographers reporters and assistants. editions run Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations, with offices at 115 Merrill Hall Kent State University.
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