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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1950

Page

2

Back Your Class Officers and Pay Dues Now

Editorial urges student support for class officers and committees at the university. It stresses the need to pay class dues to build a treasury and enable projects, asks students to attend class meetings announced in the States, and notes many committees remain to be appointed. It concludes that active contribution yields both social and academic success.

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Pork Barrel 1950 Sets Path for Campus Show

The Stater congratulates both Women’s League and Men’s Union for settling the Pork Barrel controversy with new procedures to boost show production and audience enjoyment. It urges campus groups to put aside petty differences and work together, noting voter representatives govern student wishes.

Women’s League Men’s Union

Question of the Week on the atomic energy course

Students from LA and ED share views on an atomic energy course. Wayne Dorsey hopes it explains the atom's future and bomb limits. Corinne Morris aims to show peace uses and business benefits. Lou Annos wants accessible science without a heavy background. Gene Widring sees bomb knowledge as part of a broad education.

Wayne Dorsey Corinne Morris Lou Annos Lilafay Glaus Gene Widring

Reader urges fixes at Student Union TV room and lights

A letter from Cliff Hill and fellow editors praises the Student Union work but cites two issues. The TV room’s juke box noise disrupts viewing and the lights glare on the screen. Suggestions include a screen filter curtain or moving the set to a different room.

Kent News Office Stamp Notes 1927 Record

Business staff note shows Warren Meister entered as second class matter at Kent Ohio post office on October 11 1927 under the 1879 act. Printed by Commercial Press Inc at 1155 Depeyster Kent Ohio.

Kent Ohio Commercial Press, Inc Depeyster

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