Answers to an editorial on student funds and affects
A Kent Stater reader argues over how student funds should be allocated by the campus. He critiques Casey's view of affect and questions whether participation, audience reach, or reputation should drive budgeting and defends democracy and minority rights.
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Kent Stater
R. J. Casey
Casey
Northwestern
Colgate
Dartmouth
Penn State
Indiana
West Virginia
Michigan
Citadel
South Carolina
Florida
Notre Dame University
Men’s Union
Peace Plans Twenty-Five Years After the Paris Conference
The piece reflects on the 25th anniversary of the Paris peace conference and the failure of the League of Nations. It notes the shift from a League to a United Nations, the American role, and the hope that atomic energy will curb wars. It urges careful diplomacy to avoid past mistakes.
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Paris
Hugo Grotius
America
World Brotherhood
League of Nations
United Nations
League’’ of Nations
Long Shadows in a Nation’s Quiet Struggle
The poem laments idle men lacking compromise and the failure of logic in human rights debates. It warns of shadows over progress as anger and selfishness derail constructive man to man relations and a shared pursuit of common good.
Local campus chat notes mix of rumors and updates
A fragmented campus column highlights training rules, social mixups, engagements, romance rumors, and student activities. Mentions include Joe Farris as responsible party for a Bet ty Streeter campout, Sissy Havre and Bob Duncan, a Cone reference, new Tri-Sig members Stan Mine and Roy Apple, and several campus personalities with brief incidents and plans around dating, awards, and coaching staff.
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Betty Streeter
Joe Farris
Sissy Havre
Bob Duncan
Hartville
Tri-Sig
Stan Mine
Roy Apple
Stan
Gamma
Boze George
Alan Daniels
Mexico
Julie Juck
Helen Cardinal
Kilroy
Fresh To Direct KSRW Saturday Production
Freshman Jim Bullock will direct next Saturday's Radio Workshop production of "A Picture, Perfume and a Candlestick" which he has written. LaVerne Partridge plays the insane wife killed by her husband Charles Hoover in the 11:45 broadcast on WAKR.
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Jim Bullock
Radio Workshop
LaVerne Partridge
WAKR
Charles Hoover
Chet Klingensmith
Bullock
Felice Faust
Kent State University Kent Stater Publication Details
The Kent Stater notes its editorial staff and publication schedule as three issues weekly on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday. It lists subscription price of $2.00 per year and notes second class matter entry date and post office registration in Kent Ohio.
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Kent Stater
Kent Gia
Ommercia Ess
DePey Street
Kent, Ohio
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