Editorial: Central Committee Should Stand
The Central Committee of Clubs and Hon oraries is criticized for poor attendance and weak leadership. Bill Detwiler and Jane Klee warn that unless members engage, the Student Council may abolish or strip the group of power. Suggestions include granting it Pan-Hellenic League like authority or allowing independent self management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Detwiler
Jane Klee
Council
Central Committee of Clubs and Honoraries
Pan-Hellenic League
Inter- Fraternity Council
Fraternity and Sorority Clauses Spark Student Debate
Student views from Kent Akron Euclid and L A weigh whether Greek organizations should remove discriminatory clauses from constitutions. Opinions range from mandatory external action to internal reform and individual discretion on pledges and acceptance.
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Donald Boone
Akron
Jeanne Buettner
L. A
Euclid
Delta Zeta
Bill Berzinec
Sophomore
Phi Beta Phi
Perfect Man On Campus Pushes Broom Dog As Front Shirt Pet
Perry Stephenson, 53, custodian of Kent hall, tucks his miniature fox terrier Blondie inside his denim shirt as she trots behind him on campus. The Massillon native, famed as a near perfect man, lives quietly with a farm and trailer near Ravenna. He enjoys broom pushing as social time and lists aviation as a hobby, being a licensed pilot.
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Perry
Blondie
Perry Stephenson
Kent Hall
Massillon
Ravenna
Stephenson
Editor's Mail Critiques Greek Editorial on Kent Stater
A Kent State editor letter to the Kent Stater criticizes a January 23 editorial titled Men Should Go Greek. The writer urges balanced coverage of all campus social groups and asks for listing of non Greek fraternities and clubs with their ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Stater
Kent
Inter Fraternity Council
Akron Judge Roetzel on Divorce and Juvenile Court History
Akron Judge Roetzel discussed divorce and juvenile court work noting 2,700 annual children on dockets, two thirds ward of state from broken homes, and a billion dollar annual cost with 30 percent for child custody. He warned against common law marriage and stressed parental responsibility and addressing delinquency causes. He cited 1949 as the 50th Juvenile Court anniversary and outlined court focus areas including divorce and dependent children.
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Roetzel
Akron
Ohio
United States
Kent Stater masthead and publication details
The Kent Stater lists editorial staff led by Hal Simmonds with Parker Woll as business manager and departments including Gene Alexander Pat Long Joe Durbin and Margie Choate among others. It notes daily publication Tuesday through Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer with offices at 115 Merrill Hall and printing by Commercial Press.
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Gene Alexander
Pat Long
Joanne Moose
George F. Way
Kent Stater
Kent
Commercial Press, Inc
Depeyster
Merrill Hall
Kent State University
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Buettner
Berziner
McClary
Editor's Mail
Kentsstater
Hal Simmonds
Parker Woll
Kenyon Hottell
Jo Harper
Jee Eene Gus Thomas
Ken Wilson
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