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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1951
Page
2
The States editor responds to President George A. Bowman about an editorial on allocations. The Board of Trustees now governs funds while Student Government Association will handle allocations once a workable plan is approved. The piece urges student council to form a solid committee and prove readiness to manage funds responsibly.
At a conference on Education for Personal and Family Living Dr. Evelyn Millis Duvall discusses how modern marriage differs from grandmothers’ era, noting war’s influence on hasty and young marriages, separations, reunions, and rising female independence. The reporter recalls group discussions on teaching family life in schools and the community’s role in shaping such curricula.
Art Koschny laments lost and found items and calls for affordable used books on campus. He rants about grading delays, student union dress rules, student court decisions, high game attendance, and proposes funding via candy and cigarette machine sales to support campus projects.
George F Way is named editor in chief and Kenyon Hottell serves as business manager in a newsroom leadership notice. The brief item confirms senior staff roles and titles within the publication.
The Kent Stater staff lists John Berea as Business Staff and Jim Branigan as Assistant Business Manager with Ken Wilsop and Vince Sauer in the advertising and circulation roles. The paper is published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations, entered as second class matter October 11, 1927, and printed by Commercial Press, Inc.
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