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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1948
Page
2
Front page notes reveal Ohio bonus checks received by university students while $5 111 32 in Memorial Stadium pledges remain unpaid. With year end near, urges payers to fulfill the $15 seat pledge before June to honor fallen classmates and complete the project on schedule.
Reports from Cardinal Key praise the university event as among the best, featuring national swimming champions Berniece Looney and Joe Kotys, a 30 minute band concert, a Radio workshop skit, and open dormitories terraces and offices for visiting parents and friends.
Harold Miles, associate professor of music, withdraws from reviewing Donald Warman’s piano recital, saying it would be unethical for a professional to assess the work of a non professional not connected to his department. The conflict follows earlier letters to the editor about Miles’s prior organ recital review.
A letter suggests forming the Kent State Commuter Club to organize and represent the 2500 on campus commuters. It envisions KCC stickers, city dances, ride sharing, and campus visibility to boost unity and school spirit among Kaycees.
The Kent Stater masthead lists Robert J. Casey as editor in chief Angeline Scourcos as business manager George Heaslip as managing editor Bob Weymueller as edition editor Jack as news editor Mary Smer as society editor wa Schlemmer as sports editor and notes the newspaper was entered as second class mail on Oct 11 1927 in Kent Ohio and printed locally.
January campus column recaps social life at Newman club events. Notable items include Faust enjoying radio class, Priscilla Thompson dated by Leslie, Kacarab nicknamed windy at the banquet, and Bob Fuehrer’s father receiving a lima bean bath. Juniors plan Moonlight Ballroom, seniors cue a key handoff, and dance couples proliferate as prom nears.
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