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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
2
A Student council meeting heard that Comptroller Paul Beck will deliver an allocations expenditures report. The document lists amounts allocated and spent but omits purposes, initial quarterly baselines, and calculation methods. Council delayed action pending itemization and amplification by Beck.
In Kent Alumni notes the May issue reports over 1100 graduates in Wills gym on June 10. The piece questions indoor exercises with limited tickets and argues for outdoors in Memorial Stadium or near the library lawn to honor Kent’s landscape and campus traditions.
A protest piece laments students who overvalue intellect and jargon over practical understanding. It jokes about price misstatements on turkeys, mocks “Little Brain” and “Rocky Mountain Brain” labels, and warns against education that confuses or isolates learners from everyday life.
The Kent Stater, published daily Tuesday through Friday during the regular school year and Wednesdays and Fridays during vacation, suspends vacations. Subscriptions cost $2. Entered as second class matter Oct 11, 1927, Kent Ohio. Printed by Commercial Press Inc at 115 S Depeyster St. Kent Ohio.
A narrator reflects on buses versus cars and a skeptical traveler, arguing the reality of buses and their presence. The piece pivots on bus imagery, phantom disappearances, and a call to contact the author to explain disbelief in buses and fairies.
A Kent State senior reader complains about missing senior photos in the Chestnut Burr. He notes a Euclid high school student appeared twice and questions fairness. He asks that every graduating senior be assured their photo will be printed.
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