Comparison Tells The Story
Editor Murray Campbell compares Kent State 1952 to Ohio State 1927 in student government history. He cites fraternity politics, office distribution, and inefficiency as drivers for reform. He proposes a Kent State student senate and student court with broad representation and a student union board to restore campus spirit.
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KSU
Ohio State
Murray Campbell
Ohio State Daily Lantern
Kent State
Joseph A. Park
University Ymca
Senaate
Lf.c
Pan Hellenic
Lowry
Moulton
Engleman
Stopher
Men’s Union
Women’s League
Johnny Ray’s Rise From Dog-Sitter to National Figure
In Akron last week Johnny Ray known as Mr Emotion discusses his unlikely journey from a $5-a-night dog sitter to top singer fame. He talks of friends, songwriting pitches from Billy Eckstine, and his lack of reading music while aided by a pianist. Ray aims to retire with wealth, a house, and a piano.
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Mr. Emotion
Johnny Ray
Akron
Jack Swan
NTFC
Jack Arpajian
Johnny
Kent
Billy Eckstine
Mr. B
Eckstine
Ray
Swan
Oregon
Fivecut Faces Monday Blues in Lost Weekends Tale
Behind The Ivy narrates Fivecut’s view of faculty burnout from Sunday to Monday. He recalls rising work pressure, the envy of student free time, and the eerie scene of hidden weekend planning blooming into Monday class projects. A blind date with a journalism major ends badly and Fivecut self medicates with vitamins and quirky tonics.
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Fivecut
Firecut
Dorothy Dix
Rasslin
Morocco
President requests 85 billion budget amid Cold War concerns
Leonard Goldstein reports that President Truman seeks the third largest U S budget, with about 60 percent aimed at defense and atomic expansion. Aid to allies totals roughly 10.5 billion, while deficits could push the national debt to about 275 billion by June 1953.
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Leonard Goldstein
Truman
Congress
United States
Russia
Uncle Joe
Navy
Kent State University Newspaper Masthead Notice
Editor in Chief Patricia Long and Business Manager Ken Wilson publish The Kent Stater daily during the school year and Thursdays in summer. The paper is entered as second class matter Oct 11 1927 at Kent Ohio and printed by Commercial Press Inc. Subscription price a year and offices at 115 Merrill Hall.
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Commercial Press, Inc
Iter St
Kent
Merrill Hall
Kent State University
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Patricia Long
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