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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1951
Page
2
Editorial argues that student governments cannot curb Greek discrimination by stripping charters and that national bodies may react by leaving campuses or maintaining practices via private pacts. Change should come from within fraternities over time, not university dictates.
AANJ presents a small mixed media exhibit on the Atrium second floor featuring etchings wood engravings serigraphs lithographs and drawings. Notable works include Sea Skiffs by Murray Kusanobu Boris Hartzel Clown by Herbert Scheffel The Quick and The Dead by Louis Lozowick Covered Bridge by Anna Steele Marsh Villa on Synagogue Hill by Avery Johnson and Wild Rabbit Killed by a Cat by Gus Mager. The show contrasts prints with a lone amateurish pencil piece and highlights medium variety and urban coastal scenes.
Oberlin College sophomore Nwokocho from Nigeria discusses his path to medicine and service. He recalls culture shock in the United States and explains West Africa’s education, religion, and government, noting missionaries and the role of English. He envisions travel in South America before returning to practice.
The page lists the editorial leadership positions including Managing Editor Gene Alexander News Editor Don Friedman Copy Editor Priscilla Thompson Feature Editor John L Koshar Picture Editor Bill Samaras Assistant Norman Salem Sports Editor Joe Durbin Assistant Ernest Mazza Society Editor Marge Choate Assistant Ann Fellouzis Public Affairs John Fowler Librarian Jean Hannum.
The Kent Stater explains it is published Tuesday through Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, with suspension during vacations. It was entered as second class matter October 11, 1927, at the Kent, Ohio post office. Subscription is $2.00 per year with offices at 115 Merrill Hall.
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