Editorial Briefs on Campus Clubs and Smoky Controversies
The group questions ethics of Blue and Gold failing to move on Booster club control and warns against overloading social events. It notes losses from dances and urges consolidation. Advisor Carleton J. Smyth departs after summer session, leaving void for Stater Burr staff. Chi Alpha’s role in Rowboat plans is defended amid IFC scrutiny, urging clarity in the club approval process.
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Blue and Gold
Booster Club
Burr
Carleton J. Smyth
Smyth
The
Stater
Inter-fraternity Council
Chi Alpha Club
Chi Alphas
Chi Alpha
IFC
Confused Lad Of 23 Reflects On KSU Years And Graduation
A 23 year old graduate recalls three years at KSU filled with friends, late nights, campus dogs, dances, sports, and writing. He notes the maze of stairs, literature struggles, and a mix of joy and fatigue before finally graduating.
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KSU
Robert West
Alpha Phi
Rover
NTFC
ESU
Hulbert House
Bradyites
WKSU Monday Schedule Highlights and Programs
The schedule lists WKSU items with a 3:00 News 3:05 Show Business 3:30 Sports 3:45 Folktime Tunes 4:00 News 4:15 Campus Calendar 4:30 Musical Chats. The lineup notes time slots and program names for the Monday broadcast.
Student Dismisses Stater Reading At KSU In Jocular Guide
A humorous reminiscence from a long time student of KSU describes how to read the Stater. The piece jokes about finding the publication near the gym and navigating pages from sports to Greek content.
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John Clepe
KSU
Kent
Merrill
Graduates Seek Outdoor Commencement to Invite More Guests
Students favor moving graduation from the gym to an outdoor venue on campus. Suggestions include the football field or hillside by the library with the field house as a future option. If weather fails, an auditorium would host ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Thomas
Educ
Dollie Fedorka
Thomas Joseph Wasik
B.A
Hildegarde Boehm
L.A
Editor's Mail: Readers defend Vaughn Monroe and cultured music
A Kent State reader defends Vaughn Monroe and his band against T W Sudia accusing him of lacking culture. The letter praises Monroe James Jones as trained musicians tied to Carnegie Hall and criticizes Sudia for a narrow view of culture. The writer urges more support for on campus concerts and cultured arts.
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Kent Stater
T. W. Sudia
Harry James
Spike Jones
Vaughn Monroe
Vaugan Monroe
New England
N. E. Conservatory of Music
T. W. Sudin
Monroe
Kent
Chopin
James
Jones
Carnegie Hall
T. V. Sudia
Sydia
Kent State University
Alice Louise Karol
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Wasik
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Carol Hart Henry Newell
John Koshar
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Vera Woodburn
Alec Cet
Don Friedman
Cliff Hill
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