Kent State set for large growth with four new buildings
Kent State University will add four new buildings after Gov Lausche signed the general appropriation bill totaling 1 338 065 dollars. The projects include a Student Health building 144 000 dollars an Industrial Arts building 129 420 dollars a Classroom and Student Center 504 210 dollars and a Mens Dormitory 500 000 dollars plus 34 000 for equipment 28 435 for walks and drives and 3 000 for grading and landscaping. Enrolment is rising with 1200 students expected next fall as the university expands its sports program.
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Kent State
Frank J. Lausche
Kent
Ohio
United States
KSU
Freshmen Reporters laud for Stater summer work
Freshmen reporters on the Kent State Stater earned praise for rebuilding the paper after a two year hiatus. Alfred Crowell helped assemble the staff of newcomers led by Society Editor Pat Morgan and Sports Editor Don Crotty. The revived paper, set to publish thrice weekly next fall under Editor Norma Knisely, aims for strong coverage and an American award bid.
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Lou Zaremba
The
Stater
Lou
Keyholing
Alfred Crowell
School of Journalism
Society
Pat Morgan
Don Crotty
Betty Rowlen
Jack George
Pearl Taylor
Helen Sayers
Seymour Wayne
Jayne Haynes
Barbara Piehl
Jean Gaylord
Bob Wunderick
Marianne
Kent Stater
Norma Knisely
Norma
Surprises in Campus News and Rumors Chronicle
A jumble of campus gossip mentions Mary Haines taking the town with a new moniker Mrs McGeorge after a Canton wedding. Dot Humphrey to wed August 18. groom from her hometown serves in Army Air Force. Warnings about late night horn blowing on S DePeyster, Buick E-810X plate.
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Mary Haines
McGeorge
Canton
Dot Humphrey
Army Air Force
Opal Wigner Boffo
University of Iowa
Papp
Wendel Wilke
Doris Pepper
Ohio Bell Tel. Co
S. DePeyster
Student Views on Big Three Meeting Divided
Four or five Kent State University students express varied hopes for the Big Three talks. Most favor world peace, one supports defeating Japan with Russia, others doubt success or fear repeating past conflicts.
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Kent State University
Japan
Mary Acerra
College of Educaton
Letter to the Editor critiques comics control idea
A KSU student questions an editorial proposing educator oversight of comic strips like Little Orphan Annie. The letter warns that such control could threaten press freedom and invites the editor to rethink printing the idea.
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America
Harold Gray
Annie
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