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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1951
Page
2
An unsigned editorial questions the student council's move to amend the constitution and worries about keeping a permanent allocations committee. It notes faculty signatures are still lacking and warns of a missing five member faculty judiciary provision that once existed to interpret the constitution.
Letter from Thomas Battista Jr questions new limits on sleeping in the Union and blue jeans for women students. Editor replies the lounge and dining room should look like the campus living room and requests jeans be avoided there, jeans allowed elsewhere.
Mittie Smith, head nurse at KSU Health Center, recalls the hospital’s evolution from Moulton hall annex to the Main Health Center and highlights her long tenure. She notes past vaccination fears, the Gamma Phi Beta spike in patient load, and desires for whirlpool and Fitz baths. Mittie’s career spans roles at George Washington University Hospital and the Episcopal eye ear and throat hospital before joining Kent.
Mrs. Eleanor H. Lallance head resident counselor at Moulton hall has served six years and prefers working with freshmen. She credits the hall with close ties among 270 girls and notes the active involvement of the house counselors and officers in programs, sports, and campus life.
The Kent Stater lists personnel including John Berea and Jim Branigan as business staff and editors Don Hambleton and Vince Sauer with Karl Keller as advertising manager. The paper is a daily student issue published Tuesday to Friday in the school year, with summer Thursdays, suspended during vacations, and entered as second class matter October 11, 1927.
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