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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1948
Page
2
The student health building on Summit street tops campus site rankings. Costing 325000 dollars, it will house a 50 bed hospital plus treatment rooms, living quarters for staff, surgery and X ray rooms. Plans for a separate men’s physical education building on the hillside progress with bids opened at 950000 dollars.
The Golden Flash grid machine powered by eight 1,500 watt bulbs lit the field for the first home night game in KSA history. A new Summit street extension parking lot, 500 spaces, plus 1,000 in university lots, supported the crowd. 25 students hawked concessions and served as ushers while 15 handled tickets at the gates. The event marked firsts including 5,000 reserved seats and temporary locker rooms with toilets for players and fans. Wooster suffered its first defeat to the Beesmen in three years.
Dr. Raymond M. Clark denounces The Old Oaken Bucket as the worst song, arguing it dwells on the past and devalues present living. He warns against dreams of grandeur and urges focus on doing a better job today rather than in the future.
Readers urge more classical music notes alongside pops and defend Hal Stoneman and his Booster Club for their fall efforts. They argue timely rallies deserve fair evaluation and praise when due.
The Kent Stater is issued Tuesday through Friday during the school year and Tuesdays and Fridays in summer sessions, suspended during vacations. Subscription price two dollars per year. Entered as second class matter October 11, 1927, at Kent Ohio Post Office under act of 1879. Printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co at 138 East Main Street, Kent Ohio.
A nostalgic campus column riffs on student life at Kansas State University with talk of stadium entry fees and parking charges plus social entanglements among freshmen and upperclassmen. The writer name checks Nan Robbins Joan Milford Marty Dempsey Betty Culley Beverly Kemp Ruth Bowden Nancy Waterhouse and others while teasing future letters and a new contributor.
The university lists hours for the east and west cafeterias and Terrace Lodge for breakfast lunch and dinner. The Hub student union and library also publish opening times from Monday to Sunday, noting commuter and barracks access and peak seating hours.
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