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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1952
Page
2
Editorial reports dormitory panty raids at several universities may face severe university led measures. Vanderbilt already acts to bar raiders from good standing risking draft eligibility as President Bowman signals broad public opinion could affect student deferments.
President Bowman speaks on raids and student conduct at Kent College. Men illegally in a girls residence hall face immediate dismissal. Deferment policy could color citizen views on raid actions. Kent men vow a just, firm ruling comparable to Vanderbilt.
A Rockwell library warning urges respect for reserve materials after reports show students steal or damage books and periodicals. Librarian John B. Nicholson Jr. cites 60 to 150 dollar losses per quarter and 11 missing reserve titles. Education students lead with 44 missing items, followed by history with 31.
Guest editorial urges rebuilding the Central Committee of Clubs and Hon oraries on campus inactive since 1949. It notes the group includes independents Greeks and commuters and could unite ideas into a workable plan under the new SGA constitution. It warns against politics and notes past lack of interest as a challenge.
A humorous account of students in various campus departments composing playful songs mocking well known singers Johnny Ray Eddie Fisher and Frankie Laine. The piece celebrates the clash between fan groups and department humor through spoof song titles and light campus satire.
The page lists the editor in chief Fred Blankenship the business manager Jim Branigan and the managing editor Marge Choate as top newsroom leadership.
Editorial staff and management names listed for The Kent Stater. The paper is published daily Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations. Entered second class Oct 11 1927 at Kent Ohio Post Office. Printed by Commercial Press Inc Kent. Subscription price $2. Offices at 115 Merrill Hall Kent State University.
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