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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1952
Page
2
Editorial notes the IFC meeting was nonessential, aimed at correcting discrepancies in fraternity point averages. The Dean of Men's office suggests standardizing rosters by excluding permanently separated members with no reinstatement chance, after Mrs. Helen Martinkus flagged mismatches in winter quarter averages.
The piece discusses withheld point averages and Dean of Men's office proposals to remedy the situation. It notes the Dean’s intent to apply suggestions only to calculating fraternity averages and argues the president would likely agree with correcting the issue.
In ARKAy Book reports and endless notes Fivecut endures spring fever at Kent State. He frets over proctors and spot quizzes while misplacing funds for a tin roof and coffee. Amid chaos at the Hub he apologizes and promises payment as friends watch.
Walter Fedun, a Polish Ukrainian immigrant and Kent State student, attends a new physical education class for the handicapped. Under Julius Fischer the program focuses on conditioning, safe recreational activities, and swimming therapy, with equipment like tumbling mats and pulleys to aid muscular development.
Secretary Tobin praises 300 000 graduates as a national resource urging rapid job placement in science teaching administration writing and related fields. He warns civilian production employment may dip this year but rebound in 1953 to recover 1952 losses.
College notices recruit students for cafeteria jobs at the Union. Miss Lunn seeks at least 10 applicants by Friday for servers bus boys and dishwashers to cover the journalism banquet Play Day lunch and sorority banquet. Open to all students contact Miss Lunn or call 5876.
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