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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1952
Page
2
Editorial urges Kent State University to post basketball and baseball schedules after the football season ends to show a full athletic program. It notes January fifteenth and argues the campus should advertise ongoing sports to keep the university alert and welcoming to visitors.
Lucille Theiling, a pre-dental student, excels as a bowler. She chairs Portage County Bowling Association and holds four consecutive county trophies, a 600 club member, and a 170 average. She competes in Kaiser-Frazer All-Star, Kent Ladies, and Ravenna Class A leagues, recalling near perfect scores in Head-Pin tourneys.
Miss Josefya Berroa of Mexico City hopes her father Antonio Berroa known as Tony Kimenez may visit Kent State for a spring exhibition. Dr W Leslie Garnett coordinates through Foreign Relations to host the showing, while Berroa has exhibited in New York Chicago and Wichita Falls and appeared in American Artists magazine.
The article analyzes Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky’s UN proposal for ongoing atomic inspections, contrasting it with Gromyko’s earlier insistence on sovereignty and limited access. It argues that practical, full scale inspection faces immense logistical hurdles and political resistance, likely keeping the Iron Curtain closed.
Inside Chaos U recounts campus labs and doorbell mysteries as LeRoy Erickson and Mary Louden discuss a chimney swift study led by Prof Ralph Dexter. The piece notes the swift colony in university airshafts, bird tagging, and swift return years, amid quirky campus dialogue.
The Kent Stater is issued daily Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations. Entered Oct. 11, 1927, as second class matter at Kent, Ohio. Printed by Commercial Press, Inc. Subscription is $2 per year and offices are in Merrill Hall at Kent State University.
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