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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1950
Page
2
The registrar's office handles transcripts catalogs and student records dating to 1913. It manages admission questionnaires graduation forms class scheduling with 3 600 yearly sections and changes in program fees and grade reporting.
Shirley Sanker, a Purdue graduate of 1948, works as a dietician at Stopher Hall cafeteria. She oversees menus, tests student tastes, and hunts for disliked items in garbage cans to shape meals. The piece notes differences in male and female student satisfaction and recalls college memories while describing daily kitchen challenges.
An on campus event promoted by Cardinal Key aims to honor Mothers Day and welcome families. Students are urged to showcase housing and recreational facilities and create a hospitable, memorable atmosphere reflecting the university.
KSU debate team treats debate as a sport, combining research and argument. Members travel coast to coast with trips to Mount Mercy college and Columbus where Chuck Goetsinger and partner won first place.
The schedule lists WKSU Today daytime programming from 8:00 to 5:00 including News at 8:00 and 4:00, Jazz You Like It, Keyboard Koncert, Coed's Corner, Musical Chats, and a Sign Off at 5:00.
The Kent Lihides staff list shows Editor in Chief Carol Hart and business manager Henry Newell. The editorial staff includes John Koshar as edition editor, Gloria Donnelly as copy editor, Elsie Jakubjansky as society editor, Alice Betts and sports editors, and photographers Cliff Hill and Jack Gulshen. The paper publishes daily Tuesday to Friday during the school year with summer editions, suspended during vacations, 2 dollar annual subscription, entered second class in 1927 Kent Ohio.
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