The Kent Stater Publication Details and Staff
The Kent Stater is published four times weekly in the regular academic year and weekly in summer. It lists editors, reporters, and staff including George Fleischer sports editor and Natalie Floersheimer society editor, with office and contact details for Kent Ohio.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
FP. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
George Fleischer
Natalie Floersheimer
Jack Leguett
Stew Fern
Cornelia Peres
Harold Thwaite
Mickey Dover
Merry Allen
Earl Vacarin
John Hanlin
Jean Ibrig
Clyde Friar
Leland Pearson
Jean DeVeaux
Gertrude DeVos
Alyce Schell
Jo Swope
Charles Ayres
Bill Kennedy
Bill Thompson
Annesen
Bob Cook
Charles Maglione
Hope Byrne
Charles Burley
Charlies McWilliams
Frank Petee
Mary Brandt
Virginia Frederick
Mary K. Balser
Mariesta McDonald
Jacqueline Thierry
Betty Breen
William Whalen
Lindy Barch
Betty Bayes
Kenneth Cole
August Quattrochi
Gene Matthey
Anne Daly
Helen Elliot
Bill Lloyd
Berta Kernan
Mark Treat
Pete Mango
Carl Morris
Walter Wolfe
Charles Erickson
Verla Walters
Britain Naps Again In Civil War of Nations
The Kent States editorial blasts British diplomacy as flagrant and inept citing Chamberlain and the government over Finland aid. It argues Russia can now aid Germany, threaten the Balkans, and shift supply lines, threatening Allied positions as spring war starts.
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John Bull
Finland
Germany
Kent States
Chamberlain
Russia
Balkans
Where is Kent's class spirit questioned
A month after a senior class meeting drew three attendees a junior group held a meeting with 19 members and made decisions affecting over 200 students. Critics warn that Kent’s power seems centered in too few hands and ask where the class spirit has gone.
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Kent
Firefly at KSU Praised as Superior Student Production
Editor writes that the Firefly production at KSU Tuesday night set a new high in campus entertainment. The letter commends cross department cooperation, blending of music acting and dance, and exceptional student talents in the cast orchestra and chorus, urging a yearly standard of quality.
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KSU
Akron KSU Chapter Inaugural Dance Weekend
Tomorrow night Akron KSU chapter holds its inauguration dance. Dick Woodward plans to celebrate with his Mac Truck. Eleanor Meyers will waltz with McDevitt at GAMMA go-together tonight and dance with Proxy John Scindewolfe. Tony Weitzel says he will dance with each candidate before choosing his queen. Tommy Tucker, Vocalion’s big seller writer, carries a portable recording unit to make impromptu discs for touring songwriters. Benny Goodman’s sextet releases Gone With The Wind and Till Tom. Enjoy vacation but return sharp, not palm-beach suit soggy after rain.
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KSU
Akron
Dick Woodward
Mac
Eleanor Meyers
GAMMA
McDevitt
John Scindewolfe
B-Jay
Tony Weitzel
The Other Side: weary writer looks back on campus life
A veteran columnist laments fatigue with the weekly column and contemplates stepping aside while noting campus events. The piece mentions Kappa Sigma Chi Sweetheart contest, ping pong feats by Wilford Steffy and Bill Ronald, and upcoming musical comedy Temptation, praising student enthusiasm and upcoming shows.
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