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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1951
Page
2
The editorial questions what students learned this year beyond facts and urges alums and undergraduates to think for themselves and to act with integrity. It notes the global sense of crisis, recalls Changjin and Seoul alumni, and counsels keeping a clear head to view the world straight.
The narrator recalls a humorous moment when a faculty member trips over her grad cap and congratulates her on earning a degree. She weighs pre finals woes against lasting gains, counting friends memories knowledge and two Stater keys as worth four years, then looks toward June Hopeful horizons.
Writer Fred Blankenship chronicles a turbulent year in student government with editorials on council battles, resignations, and policy clashes. The piece traces shifts from controversy to reform as winter and spring bring new leaders, clearer rules, and a strengthened campus government.
The Dean presents the Library Cup assessing 12 fraternities for library size selection growth and usefulness. Judge Miss Dorothy Green and Dean Manchester will inspect with focus on dictionaries encyclopedias texts and biographies. Awards follow at the Senior Men's banquet June 4 with Phi Beta Phi the previous winner.
WKSU-FM will air its regular program lineup Monday through Thursday next week. The station plans to sign off Thursday after noon for the spring quarter and resume broadcasting during the summer sessions.
The note lists George F Way as Editor in Chief and Kenyon Hottell as Business Manager. No further context or dates are provided.
The Kent Stater lists John Berea as Business Staff with Kim Branigan as Assistant Business Manager and Sah asst, Don Hambleton and Vince Sauer in advertising, Karl Keller as Circulation Manager. The paper is a daily student publication, printed by Commercial Press, with offices at 115 Merrill Hall, Kent State University, and a $2.00 yearly subscription.
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