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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1952
Page
2
The elections committee met to set rules for the February fifth vote while questions rose about Mike Tangi's point average. McGarr faced criticism for overlooking the issue as the Student Government constitution and its implied powers were debated anew. The article calls for clear minimums for candidates and officials to prevent repeat disputes.
A columnist mocks Mickey Spillane style and the Mike Hammer persona while previewing The Brady Massacre. The piece ridicules lurid thrillers, notes sensational violence and sexual innuendo, and ends with a self-deprecating nod to wishing to emulate the crime writer.
The piece portrays Taft as an isolationist who opposed World War II measures and took a flexible, expediency driven stance on foreign policy. It notes his social welfare pushes, questions around a definite strategy, and contrasts with Dulles era ideas while criticizing inconsistent positions on the Atlantic Pact and aid programs.
A campus article argues studying should be a natural activity, not a grim duty. It notes talks on campus focus on grades and credits, not content, and urges less textbook isolation and more discussion to ease exams.
The Kent Stater notes editor in chief Kent Stater and business manager Patricia Long with Ken Wilson, describing daily Tuesday to Friday publications during the school year, summer Thursdays, and suspension during vacations. It records second class matter status since Oct 11, 1927 and printing by Commercial Press, Inc. at 1158 Aster Street, in Kent, CO.
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