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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1952
Page
2
Editorial notes three former KSU men convicted of attacking a man have begun 60 day jail terms in Portage county jail and were expelled from the university losing their draft status. Two have received induction notices after their release, warning KSA men to heed the new risk.
A university administration warns students that men found illegally in girls residence halls will face immediate dismissal. The policy aims to deter campus rule breaking amid draft concerns and contrasts moral arguments with enforced consequences.
Senators McCarthy and Benton clash over a two million dollar libel suit and a bid to oust or block McCarthy from taking his Senate seat. A Senate committee backed McCarthy on a probe, but that offers no guarantee of removal. The dispute centers on McCarthy methods amid anti communism fears.
The KSU Health Center reports 87 988 cases handled in 1950 51 with 3 748 physical exams and 4 556 individuals treated in the dispensary averaging 6 2 treatments each. Staff includes Dr Frances Herwig Dr Florence Gebhardt Dr Myrtle C Dineen and director University physician Dr Arville O De Weese.
Guest editorial argues that Family Day at Kent State University requires broad involvement from students faculty and parents. Cardinal Key organizes open houses demonstrations and a campus concert to ensure success alongside student support.
Student editorials urge participation in Family Day and Campus Day events at Kent State University. The editorial notes a vote by the publications policy committee to select the fall quarter editor between Bill Barrett and Al Pashin, with results to be announced next week.
A Kent Stater letter criticizes an earlier piece about college students leaving Basil Rathbone’s lecture early. Warren Glass defends student choice and suggests seating or breaks as solutions. Edward Cliney apologizes for mocking Alpha Phi Omega in Chestnut Burr, acknowledging sloppy editing and offering regret.
Curious students spot cars and digging on the Commons guessing a new dorm or chapel. The real project is the Victory bell being erected by Alpha Phi Omega for a new campus tradition.
The Kent Stater is a daily Tuesday through Friday paper during the school year and Thursdays in summer. It lists editors and staff including Editor-in-Chief Fre Business Mgr and Sports Editor Flo Lou Lawrence. It is published from Kent State University with offices at 115 Merrill Hall and a $2 yearly subscription.
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