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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1950
Page
2
The Stater outlines summer staffing and publication strategy focusing on mature readers. It notes varied student audiences from freshmen to teachers, reduced weekly issues, and a richer summer entertainment program with workshops and field trips.
Kent State hosts its third annual Conference on UNESCO with faculty and students exploring President Truman's Point Four plan. The event discusses U S aid tied to requests from developing nations and the role of education health and industry in global development.
Television news faces no imminent threat to radio according to Elmer Davis, speech at a Mayflower Akron banquet closing the second annual radio editors conference. Dick Oberlin of WHAS defended TV news saying "News comes first" with reels and interviews. The event covered disaster coverage and the Noronic incident with CHUM Toronto praised for its coverage.
A summer term roster lists many workshops and clinics with sponsoring departments and dates. Programs include history field trips to Mexico, speech therapy workshops, family education June 19 23, high school dramatics June 19 July 28, court workshop June 22 23, and multiple sessions through August 12 with departments across arts sciences and education. Students may join most programs by consulting the summer bulletin for details.
Concert calendar lists June 27 to Aug 22 events featuring the Cleveland Orchestra with Eleanor Steber July 7 11 24 and Alec Templeton August 1. lectures by Tibor Eckhardt August 8 and Louis Bromfield August 15. Ralph Hartzell bass baritone and John Scott Time Magazine editor among presenters. performances at University Theatre and School of Music venues.
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