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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1949
Page
2
John Wiant seeks to reorganize the Blue Star party to include the ISA and claim a cleaner campus politics. The ISA reportedly rejects the terms offered, arguing that proportional representation is insufficient. If ISA joins, Blue and Gold could become the weaker faction.
One of the largest KSU graduating classes, about 730 seniors, will receive diplomas this June. Few have paid the class fees, which fund a memorial such as a plaque or fountain. last year a drinking fountain was purchased. Seniors may pay this week at the Booster booth.
Sarah Lawrence president Dr. Harold Taylor argues in Coronet that mass production in colleges erodes individual growth. He calls to double teachers, raise funding, and transform campuses into places where ideas and active teaching shape student leadership and society.
A Springfield reader notes a frugal system at Wittenberg College where transport is pooled and corsages are not purchased for dates. An inter-fraternity dance features an 18 member band and low ticket costs with refreshments in the gym, demonstrating an economical approach to formal dances.
Geiger counter guided display at Montrose Colorado museum shows three uranium ores Pitchblende Pitchblende ranges 50 to 80 percent uranium Carnotite contains about 54 percent uranium and vanadium Great Bear Lake Canada hosts new deposits of the ore type with high uranium content Ukananite with gummite marks ore but is not commercially valuable for uranium content
Two squirrels on campus discuss a recent student election and campus politics in a humorous transcript. They mock the Blue and Gold fraternity, suggest forming a Squirrels Intellectual Organization, and joke about paying nuts for games and letters to the editor. The piece ends with glances at class schedules and a wish to be human.
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