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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1951
Page
2
Editorial notes University honors day poorly attended amid campus life distractions. It highlights the James Ozro Engleman and Anna Alen Engleman awards for education and imaginative writing set for May 23, funded by their children.
Doug Kingman, Chinese American watercolor artist, displays works in the university arts gallery. The show, arriving after Life magazine coverage, features Chinese gardens Gothic temples and American industry scenes such as San Francisco Philadelphia and Wyoming landscapes. The exhibit runs through May 25 with student works to follow.
A humorous campus exchange tracks the grind and glee of college life as a graduate foresees grim days ahead while undergraduates chase dreams, cars, and social status amid late era events at Brady Mandy’s and Wills gym.
A campus calendar outlines May 26 events including khaki students in a study drive, a rowboat regatta to Brady Lake, a 1:30 caravan for transportation, and a campus mock Olympics with eggs throws races and more. June 2 features Campus Day with painting, floats, song fest and a dance.
George F. Way appointed editor in chief of the NI STATER with Kenyon Hottell serving as business manager. The change highlights leadership shifts within the paper's management team and outlines new editorial directions.
University newspaper masthead lists editorial and staff roles at Kent State with addresses and publication details. The Kent Stater is issued daily Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations, with offices at 115 Merrill Hall and printing by Commercial Press, Inc.
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