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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1952
Page
2
Editorial remarks from THE SATURDAY LETTERS by Dean Raymond E. Manchester praise campus reporters and the value of thoughtful guidance. The piece argues students seek stories and deserve serious, expansive discourse from elders.
Tales from Silver Lake canoeing mishap to spring fashion as Theta Kappa Phi celebrates jackets and couples fill the Hub. News notes Joe Kotys earns a gymnastic call up with Olympic potential, while a campus dispute questions Delta Tau hiring for auditorium garage use.
Editor’s letter praises the debut of Candida in the new Kent Hall theatre. The performance by Stump and associates showcases the space’s potential to stage nuanced plays from Greek tragedy to Restoration comedy, with an capable cast delivering restrained, lively interpretations and avoiding overacting. The piece hails the intimate venue as a milestone for UT drama and looks forward to future productions.
A student visits Ohio State University in Columbus from Kent revealing OSU’s large campus and student facilities including a 16 lane bowling room 25 pool tables and a game room. He remains loyal to Kent State yet gains new interest before returning to studies.
Carlos Vaglio from Costa Rica serves as an ambassador of good will at Kent State University. He hails from Heredia on a cattle and coffee ranch, spent years abroad, studied at George Washington High School and Central Missouri State before Kent State, and plans to return to Costa Rica to join his family business after graduation. He is a senior in the College of Business Administration and member of Delta Sigma Pi and Sigma Delta Pi.
Editor invites campus letters from students and faculty, urges brevity under 200 words or condensation, requires signatures, and compliance with libel and taste rules. Ed. note outlines standards for submission.
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