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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1950
Page
2
An editorial urges university men to curb smoking in halls or risk banning smoking in classrooms. Dean Manchester cites $500 monthly cleanups and embarrassment as motives. The piece jokes that only a ball bat may force cooperation, referencing notes, lounges, and sand urns.
Spring quarter offers a light load of snap courses to ease students into a relaxed term. Suggested offerings include Oral Penmanship, Introduction to Bird Lore, Contemporary Ancient History, Study Aids Help, Rote Memory, and Disorientation, each with humorous notes on workload and grading.
Beards draw $10,000 prize at University of Houston beard contest. Oberlin editorial defends long beavers amid campus resentment. Cincinnati hosts World at Your Door lectures with Lowell Thomas and son. Ohio State chicks campaign for a candidate, labeled Slick Chicks Vote for Fitton. Hiram ponders social clubs’ role and freshmen bids. Pitt notes bets on Cathedral elevators. Miami students dampen a dorm fire in Oxford dorm lounge. Texas coeds play touch football intramurally after a beard of news and campus pranks.
WKSU News at 4 15 covers Kent State University updates with on air report. The Kent Stater segment follows at 4 30 with campus news and features. At 4 35 the Concert Hall Of The Air showcases recordings and performances. Sign off at 5 00.
The clipping lists staff designations including Chief Photographer, Staff Photographer, Assistant Business Manager, Hank Newell Advertising Manager, and Bill Dunbar Editor Manager. This catalog shows key editorial and advertising leadership names and positions.
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