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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1952
Page
2
The article argues the Wednesday actions show the council can handle campus issues. It notes the council selected 25 top students for committee roles while delaying Allocations committee appointments to next week. The delay reflects a cautious approach awaiting new administration rules on member appointments.
A council urged delaying action on appointing the Allocations committee to gain time for proper investigation and to allow discussion of qualifications. The delay could favor both the council and qualified applicants, as eligibility may change and a full list of qualifications will be published when available.
Larry Carpenter reports that many fraternities and clubs across campuses have launched Help Week to replace the traditional Hell Week. At Kent State University the Delta Upsilon and American Commons clubs sponsor the shift, aiding the Kent Welfare bureau by assisting a blind woman on Lake Street with home cleaning. Pledges Bob Swinehart Arliss Gorby John Billey Bill Kata Bob Graham and Lee Lucas helped under pledgemaster Dick Stewart, with actives endorsing the plan led by Lee Lucas.
Basil Rathbone captivated a yesterday audience with a packed one hundred percent performance. He delivered poems from Beardsley and Thompson to Stevenson Brooke and McGee and gave his own voice to Shelley's Ode to the West Wind. The reading included Macbeth Hamlet and Browning sonnet How Do I Love Thee with intense dramatic delivery.
A collection of campus anecdotes from St Louis University Harvard Ohio State and others. The piece recalls a survey about low necklines and reading tastes a Harvard slapathon record a collegiate slapathon at John Carroll and a Wyoming irrigation ditch boat incident.
Kent State University joins 9 other libraries in a two year trial of a Photo-Clerk device to automate routine clerical tasks such as duplicating catalog cards copying billings and preparing overdue notices. John B Nicholson Jr represented KSU in Washington while Remington Rand supplies equipment funded by a Carnegie grant.
Kent State University students consult Dr Dwight A Arnold director of guidance testing about occupations. The office holds 300 plus pamphlets detailing salaries, growth, coursework and job descriptions from accounting to zoology. Aptitude tests in over 30 fields aid choice of major, career goals.
The GISTATER announces staff assignments with Pat Boehmer moving to Lou Lawrence and Chuck Miller Jim Witzberger serving as assistants. Reporters include Arnie Miller Alan Smith Charlotte Frolo Dick Dugan Dick Duff Lee Featheringham Carolyn Whyte. Advertising manager Jim Young and circulation manager Tom Duke lead business operations.
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