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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1952
Page
2
The piece notes the student council has moved to the second step in naming members to 17 committees. It stresses council responsibility, urges qualified students to apply, and says applications must be received before next Wednesday’s meeting.
The council stresses student outreach to ensure appointments are based on qualifications not party ties. It calls on students to apply for positions and for future meetings to reveal whether committees are named on merit.
Professors staged a double edged pork barrel show with Rev. Charles Ireland Rev. A L Carter and Hallock Raup presenting slides and music. Vocals by Eleanor Pudil Dr Ralph Hartzell with Harold Miles on piano plus Raleigh Drakes cello pieces and a closing square dance. Audience reaction ranged from restrained laughter to genuine appreciation.
The columnist complains of a perfect day for golf turning sour with mounting scores and a taunting fellow. He jokes about strange rules to improve the game and recalls a failed attempt to swing faster, ending with self mockery of the system.
The program trains students for service engineers, maintenance supervisors, airport operators, and industry military liaisons. A pilot license is required upon completing the four year curriculum.
Dr. Weldon M. Williams, English professor, plans a summer move to the P. B. Harris ranch in Cedarville California with his wife and children. He will work cutting hay and participate in a cattle roundup in August while his family camps en route to Seattle for a reunion with six Washington State College graduates from 1924. The return accompanies Freshman week on campus. The article also describes aviation technology courses with 30 majors and a hangar workshop featuring a Goodyear duck plane and a Link trainer.
Editorial staff names and roles listed for the Kent Stater daily and semester schedule. The paper is published Tuesday through Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations. It was entered Oct 11, 1927 as second class matter at Kent, Colorado.
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