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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1948
Page
2
A call for stronger campus traditions at KSU outlines needed milestones in dorms and facilities, urges compulsory chapel and a better Freshman Week, and stresses that tradition grows from student and administration cooperation and school spirit. The piece highlights current gains in athletics freedom and educational standards.
Stan Rogers reports on a rising underground market for car decals at Kent State University. The feature notes casual buying and selling across campus and hints at wider demand for novelty and status symbols.
A playful tale satirizes campus life as a robin learns sports from tennis to badminton. A parking permit scheme tempts buyers and ethics falter, while the bird rises to fame before a comic, tragic twist ends the tale.
Lincolnshire born mathematics instructor Donald Frederick Taylor discusses war, education, and broadcasting differences between Britain and the United States. He recalls wartime RAF training, his Oxford background, and plans to return to his headmaster post in July.
The Penny Carnival raised 950.49 dollars for Memorial Stadium after all invoices were paid and expenses reduced. Credits go to thirty entrants, Alpha Xi Delta, and co-chairman Jeanne Cook with many campus groups praised for their efforts and suggestions for 1949.
The Kent Stater staff list includes Neil Crandall and Stan Summergrad with advertising and edition managers. The paper notes publication Tuesday through Friday during the school year and Tuesday and Friday during vacations, with subscription and mailing details and printing location in Kent Ohio.
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