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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1951
Page
2
Editorial notes Kent State hosts 25th annual Ohio College Newspaper Association convention with delegates from Ohio campuses observing campus life. The piece invites visitors to explore university buildings traditions and calendar events and to share ideas on campus challenges and editorial voice.
Jack Gulshen and Bob Brown, KSU graduates of December 1950 and June 1950, will sail June 1 on the S S Homeland to study French language literature and culture in Paris. Brown will attend Berlitz. Gulshen may study at the Sorbonne and plans to write Paris anniversary articles for the Cleveland Press with photos.
Freshmen Shirley Phillips Mort Stein Helen Hovey and others discuss keeping Pork Barrel contests selective to ensure engaging finals. They argue limiting entries avoids overlong shows and repetitive skits and suggests earlier eliminations or judges to pick the best acts.
A collage of misread lines and trivia notes spans school costs, language quirks, and council missteps. Somerset Mackham laments budding romances while debates on constitutional rulings and a proposed judicial body surface at a Wednesday meeting.
Kent State University daily newspaper staff roles listed including editor in chief George F Way and various editors. Publication notes show schedule Tuesday to Friday during school year, summer sessions, and suspensions during vacations with address and subscription price.
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