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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1950
Page
2
The Stater will not adopt a fixed political or administrative stance. It will publish with an open mind, applying common sense and integrity, and decide issues only as they arise and after considering all facts. No precommitment or party alignment is promised.
The column by Terry Atkinson and Jackie Duke recaps Florida trips and romantic tips. It notes escapades of several locals and convicts, mentions reunions with university friends, and reports engagements and pending marriages among readers.
The Kent State Stater lists editorial leadership including Editor-in-Chief Carol Hart, Managing Editor Henry Newell, Edition Editor John Koshar, and others. It names Copy Editor Charles Kajabashian, Feature Editor Bill Walcott, Sports Editors Robert West, Society Editor Don Friedman, Picture Editor Avis Pinney, Chief Photographer Jack Gulshen, and Bill Baum.
The Kent Stater notes publish business staff roles and campus social updates. Entries mention Bob Gertz, Nancy Eberman, Debbie Blumer, Bill Osterland, Pete Ahern, Eileen Smith, Bob Alexander, Bob Speno, Dotty Atwood, Nancy Hise, Kenny Veon, Dave Brand, Joan Clark, Patt Bowden, and Greek groups Alpha Chi Omega and Kappa Sigma Chi. The piece invites readers to the Penny Carnival and references fraternal social life on campus.
A humorous essay frames a university as a quirky, ivy covered world with students, bored trustees, professors, janitors, and a campus nicknamed the long green. It lampoons classes from How to Draw 160 to Ivy Growing 342 and mocks campus routines amid playful wordplay.
A Monday air block outlines three News slots at 3:00 4:00 and 4:00 with updates and briefs. The day features sports rounds using roundups at 3:30 and 3:30 again plus music programs including Keyboard Concert Platter Shop and Musical Chats.
More than sixty members of Kent State A Cappella, led by Caro M. Carapetyan, toured from Kent March 18. They performed in Meyersdale Pennsylvania Washington DC New York and returned by March 21 after broadcasts at WOR Mutual and NBC and a visit to Union Theological Seminary.
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