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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1946
Page
2
Kent State's student newspaper the Stater outlines new policies for fall. An independent editor will ensure equal coverage with no favoritism among organizations. The paper pledges honest, efficient service reflecting university news to about 5 000 students.
Abroad reactions praise Averell Harriman as new secretary of commerce and expect closer cooperation with Britain. His foreign policy background as ambassador to Russia and Britain is highlighted while domestic OPA and food shortage debates continue amid pressures on price ceilings.
Veteran groups like the K Vets and Legion of Women Vets meet at McGilvrey Hall with first session Oct 9. Community groups include Amvets, American Legion, and Veterans of Foreign Wars. The Columbus VA outlines Public Laws 16 and 346, detailing rehabilitation versus GI Bill benefits and supervision. Also urged to bring eligibility certificates to Dewey Barich and note nonforwardable checks and address changes.
The imprint lists Kent State University, Kent Ohio. It notes editor in chief and business manager roles, a price of $2.00 per year, and credits for photos to the Courier-Tribune. It states Second Class matter entry date October 11 1927 and printing by Commercial Press Inc at 115 S DePeyster Street Kent Ohio.
A Kent State University freshman poll shows broad support for the Dink cap custom amid mixed views on hazing. Liberal arts students describe it as fun and mild, while veterans recall earlier eras and some express weariness or indifference.
A lively campus gossip piece from KSU recalls freshmen antics and social clashes. It mentions Polly Bailey Barbara Berg Mary Lou Holland teachers Dottie Wolfe and Professor Luck, city nightlife, and campus personalities like Mike Friedland Felice Faust Butch Mack Tony Klipsic Joe Marg Bill Knight and Ramona Swaim.
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