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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1952
Page
2
Editorial warns against censoring the States coverage of council happenings while noting a council request to change reporters. It argues the move risks restricting publicity and urges council to follow the campus pamphlet Standard Operating Procedure for Student Publications as a guiding document shared nationwide.
Robinson Jeffers' Medea adaptation receives a somber, moving staging led by Jackie Gelbman as the titular vengeful heroine. The production emphasizes restraint from the supporting cast to highlight Gelbman's commanding, fearsome performance and the play's poetic language.
A campus column mocks a Phi Sigma Kappa rushee who wore a wig and horned glasses to win bids, then shifts to Ohio State election turnout and a Miami University remark on women preferring older lovers. The piece blends light campus gossip with tongue in cheek social commentary.
Price Chief Michael V. DiSalle announces withdrawal from a federal post to run in the Democratic primary on May 6. The message notes his party loyalty and political move in a concise sports style summary.
Freshman Council Representative Sonia Andel objects to a $150 budget item for inscribed gold keys for 22 Student Council members from the student activity fund. She argues that existing student volunteers receive no compensation and questions why council members should receive such awards when budgets are being cut.
Editorial staff includes Managing Editor Ernie Mazza News Editor Don Friedman Copy Editor Fred Blankenship Feature Editor John Falso Society Editor Julia Yeagley and Sports Editor Lucille Frank with assistants Chuck Miller and Emil Kernasovich Chief Photographer Bob McMahon. Names listed also include Carolyn Whyte Dick Winn Myron Grossman Lee Featheringham Tom Duke Jerry Lowe Pat Boehmer.
The Kent Stater is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular school year and each Thursday in summer sessions, suspended during vacations. It is entered as second class matter Oct. 11, 1927, at Kent, Ohio. Printed by Commercial Press, Inc., 1158 S Diter St, Kent. Subscription is $2 a year. Editorial offices at 115 Merrill Hall, Kent State University.
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