National Music Week Draws Mixed Attention Says Goetean Art
The piece notes National Music Week as a hopeful gesture toward music, yet laments general disinterest among Americans and students. It mentions Ray McKinley performing at East Market Gardens and the Palace in Cleveland as examples of popular concert events despite low audience turnout.
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University School of Music
Joes
Ray McKinley
East Market Gardens
Palace
Cleveland
America
Goethe
Revolt Against Spring in 1947 Gnitcerc Gnirps Proposal
Guest column by Kenny Goldstein rails at Spring as a traitor to good weather. He laments sunless days and soggy ground, criticizes springtime change, and proposes inventing a new season named Gnirps to restore sun and easy life. He mocks radicals and urges action.
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Kenny Goldstein
KSU
Spring
Jake Pluvius
Chris Marlowe
Shepherd
Council of Seasons
Chi Pi To Discuss Revision Of Fraternity Constitution
Chi Pi To meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in 107M to discuss proposed revision of the fraternity constitution Roy Apple president reports chi pi meeting agenda and leadership details involving the honor society in journalism.
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Chi Pi
Roy Apple
Arnold Dick Appointed Head Photographer for Chestnut Burr
Editor Frank Carioti named Arnold Dick the head photographer of the 1948 Chestnut Burr. Dick is a liberal arts sophomore. The annual is on schedule and should be finished by the end of the quarter, Carioti said.
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Dick Arnold
Liberal Arts
Frank Carioti
Carioti
Eastern Schools Know Man's Problems We Don't Grad
Columbia University graduate student John B. Ervin argues Eastern campuses fare better in understanding race and religion due to diverse student bodies and stronger inter racial groups. He contrasts Kent State with Eastern schools noting Palestine crisis relevance and broader minority presence shaping attitudes.
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Columbia University
KSU
John B. Ervin
New York College
Ervin
Akron Public School System
Portage County Youth Association
Columbia
Brotherhood of Man
Kent
Palestine
Open House Sunday Showcases Campus and Dormitories
Open House Sunday invites parents and relatives to tour the campus facilities both inside and out. Cardinal Key hosts Family Day from 2 to 5 p.m. with dormitories open, musical interlude by Lowry hall, tea by Moulton hall, and several sororities and fraternities participating.
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Cardinal Key
Women's Service Honorary
Lowry Hall
Moulton Hall
Kent Stater Editorial Staff and Publishing Details
The Kent Stater is published every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday during the University year. Editor and staff lists are provided including editorial aides and circulation manager. The issue marks second class matter status since 1927 with printing by Commercial Press, Inc.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Commercial Press, Inc
DePeyster St
Student Union To Open In Fall Quarter At University
University announces three new wood buildings behind the heating plant will be occupied by fall quarter. The largest will house a student union center while two smaller ones become classrooms and offices. If state funds allow, permanent union plans may start in 1948. A new college warehouse is also planned on campus.
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Paul E. Beck
University Comptroller
Beck
State Legisla
Ture
Union
E. Summit Street
Carp’s Carps Describe May Rowboat Regatta Tales
A river carp warns his grandson about a surface Rowboat Regatta on May 17. The fish narrator notes humans on shore and wooden boxes with long sticks while recounting past noisy celebrations and odd vernacular.
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Noah
Carl
Time Extended Deadline For Women’s Banquet Reservations
The deadline for senior women banquet reservations has been extended to Friday May 9 according to Phil Robbins chairman.
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Phil Robbins
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