The Kent Stater Publication Details and Staff
The Kent Stater is a three times weekly student newspaper at Kent State University Kent Ohio. It is published Monday Wednesday and Friday during term and weekly in summer with second class mail status since October 11 1927. The office is in Kent Ohio and printing is by P B Bonsall Printing Co. The paper is a member of the Associated Collegiate and represents National Advertising Service Inc New York. Subscriptions run 275 per year with staff including Editor in Chief Joe Blair Jr and Business Manager Jack Watts.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
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Jack Watts
Joe Blair, Jr
Freedom of Speech Not in Kent State Halls
The student body is urged not to use university halls as a venue for protests or gatherings. Authorities say blocking passages and shouting opinions disrupts campus life and detracts from events such as dances or discussions on international affairs.
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America
Kent State
Campus skating rink proposal gains student support
Ice skaters urge Kent State to flood the athletic field to create a campus rink. Previous attempts on Wills gym tennis courts failed, and cooler weather prompts plans for dirt and straw banking with three to four inch flooding and lighting. Student cooperation would be needed to build and maintain the rink.
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Brady
Twin
Silver Lakes
Wills Gym
Kent State
Nine Lives and the Human Quest for Daily Worth
The piece contrasts the saying a cat has nine lives with human potential. It cites Joseph Pulitzer as an example of triumph over disability. The author argues man’s life offers many chances daily to begin anew rather than settle for satisfaction with current existence.
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Joseph Pulitzer
Midterm mood and a hairdo misadventure
A diary like piece details a stressed student craving relief from exams and essays. The narrator visits a busy hairdresser who tries to cheer them with gossip and film talk while giving an awkward cut that ends with a ragged bob and a wry judgment on hairdressers.
Random Notices by Vacaria and Local Mentions
Wintry winds toy Lynn Miller's skirt in a poetic Venetian scene. Wanda Griffiths shines as a freshman dream while Margot Mueller draws crowds. Elaine Evans stirs. Mary Ellen Hayes challenges normals. Jane Doak is a suave presence. Fritzie Koole shows artistic flair. A Kent friend shares enemies. the Flashes suffer a defeat but enjoy a bus ride.
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Lynn Miller
Wanda Griffiths
Margot Mueller
Elaine Evans
Mary Ellen Hayes
Jane Doak
Fritzie Koole
Kent
Fight Syphilis by Talking Openly and Educating Youth
A historical call urges frank discussion of syphilis to end stigma and curb infection. It highlights high rates among college-age people, urges student-led drives, lectures, films, and outreach to build a healthier future. It links public health to national vigor and proposes educating the next generation to erase the word’s shame.
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