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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1950

Page

2

Power in the Student Council Is There If It Acts

The new council can control nearly $100,000 in student funds through allocations. It appoints committees and handles disciplinary and election matters, while the tradition committee could organize freshman officers. The Constitution allows recommendations on student welfare to drive real change if the council acts with purpose.

Council Elections Committee Traditions

Traditions committee started hazing reform at Kent State

Freshmen mocked hazing and tradition prompting veterans Jack Stickel and Len Holmes to create a Traditions committee. They proposed rules for hazing, established a student court, and ran Fresh Day with loud cheering and a freshers rights pledge.

Jack Stickel Len Holmes Holmes and Stickel Kent State University Prentice Gate Akron

WKSU Today Schedule and Programs

The day’s lineup lists News at 8:00 and 4:00, Jazz You Like It at 8:05, Keyboard Koncert at 3:45, Coed's Corner at 4:15, Musical Chats at 4:30, and Sign Off at 5:00, detailing station programming.

Reader letter criticizes student council over constitution

The Kent Stater prints a reader's fierce critique of the Student Council for overruling the constitution and hints at fascism in campus governance. The letter argues for a constitutional interpretation body and questions democratic integrity. It also includes a second note praising Art Koschny's playfully provocative piece on women and cooking, reflecting campus attitudes.

Kent Stater Staffing and publication details

The Kent Stater editors and staff listings include Carol Hart as editor in chief and Henry Newell as business manager with multiple editors and departments. The paper is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the school year and on Tuesdays and Fridays in summer, suspended during vacations, with a $2 annual subscription.

Carol Hart Henry Newell Kent Stater

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