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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1952

Page

2

Independent student decries ballot rule on campus

Gerald Celebrezze asks the Kent Stater to expose a 2.0 prior quarter and 2.0 cumulative GPA rule used by the student elections committee. He reports being blocked from the senior vice presidency ballot despite posters and self funding, and pledges to run as a write-in while urging supporters to back him. The editor notes the elections rule exists and should apply to candidates, though it was not followed for the senior class president.

Kent Stater Celebrezze Gerald Celebrezze

University Speech and Hearing Clinic Introduces New Equipment

The Kent hall second floor clinic features a redesigned layout with specialized rooms dual pur poses, observation and lip reading windows, soundproof testing spaces, and an intercommunication system. Dr. John R. Montgomery notes greater efficiency and students gain access to enhanced library materials and a cerebral palsy study shelf from the Alpha Chi Omega alumnae.

University Speech and Hearing Clinic Kent Hall John R. Montgomery Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Kent

Truman 1952 Run Question Faces Republican Field

Editor James Gabriel weighs Truman’s 1952 prospects amid Republican options. He argues Truman would likely run if Taft is the nominee, while Eisenhower could open a Democratic field. Taft’s momentum may push Truman’s decision, with Truman favoring a confrontation with Taft.

Taft Eisenhower Truman Dewey Henry Wallace Mr. Truman Mr. Taft White House

Kent State university publishes daily Kent Stater notices

The Kent Stater operates Tuesday through Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspends during vacations. Entered as second class matter Oct. 11, 1927 in Kent Ohio. Printed by Commercial Press Inc with offices at 115 Merrill Hall Kent State University.

Kent Stater Kent, O Commercial Press, Inc Depeyster St Merrill Hall Kent State University

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