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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
2
The Editor's Mail column features John W. McClary arguing that married students face high admission costs for wife participation. Akron and KSU examples show veterans and students sympathetic, yet no action taken. A plan and stricter paper distribution could address both issues.
Catherine Kay Kaliszewski, known as Kay, becomes a notable entry into KSU pre engineering, switching from art and balancing shop work with drafting under George Bowers. She maintains a 4.0 GPA, favors machine shop duties, and plans to pursue Akron University after graduation while remaining active in Alpha Gamma Delta and campus events.
Educational Counseling at KSU helps students plan careers using their abilities, grades, and interests. Confidential interviews with Professor Diles and test results guide students toward choosing the right occupation and educational path, with free planning help and 325 interviews last quarter.
A letter to the editor argues for reduced basketball game prices for veterans wives. The writer proposes non transferable cards for university staff and married students granting extra tickets at small fees to balance prices between faculty and students, urging action before next season.
Jane King guest writes this week as illness sidelines Jan with a stream of campus whimsy. The column catalogs social rounds at Ohio colleges with names like Phi Beta Phi Duke of Kent Swede Olsen Wes Kemp Kathe Totter and Marilyn Taylor, plus mock feuds, serenades, and letters from Miami U. to Mrs Robert Lippett.
Advertising asst business mgr Sig Thorsen and advertising manager Bruce Walker are noted with edition manager Dave Ritchie and others in the staff listing. The small notice highlights key newsroom administrative roles and titles.
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