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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
2
The Stater staff pledge New Year goals for the summer session including helping KSU students and faculty. They commit to actions that will improve study and grades and to provide support for the campus community.
The document outlines weekly campus news coverage aims. readers receive unbiased reporting. the paper seeks accuracy and welcomes constructive criticism from students and faculty. it will publish letters to the editor that meet policies and strives to avoid policy violations.
Students at Kent State University wear down lawns by creating shortcuts from Stopher Hall to West Hall and from Kent Hall to the training school. Rain and heavy use erode turf as the university spent 2500 dollars from state funds on landscaping now seen as a public funds complaint.
The review critiques McCarthy's new book as a combative defense against smear campaigns. It notes the author casts McCarthy as Lincolnian brave but dodges direct accusations against Dean Acheson, repeatedly citing Alger Hiss. The piece argues McCarthy’s link to Hiss is misused and that the press is portrayed as pro Communist.
The piece argues Governor Adlai Stevenson alters the independent voter dilemma by not aligning with a traditional Fair Deal stance. It contrasts Stevenson with Eisenhower, praising Stevenson's honest, measured approach and questioning a possible draft while lauding Ike as a warm, all American leader.
Kent State alumnus and dean of men Raymond E. Manchester mails weekly letters and monthly campus news to over 300 servicemen, many in Korea. Students raise funds through Penny Carnival and other events to support the Stater fund, created in World War II and revived during the Korean conflict.
James Gleason photographer notes that The Kent Stater is a daily newspaper published Tuesday through Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations. It is entered as second class matter Oct. 11, 1927, at Kent Ohio Post Office.
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