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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1948
Page
2
The editorial laments the resignation of SC leader John Gres sard and criticizes the nine of eighteen members who showed for the first meeting. It argues a working student government is vital amid rising enrollment and urges full cooperation to salvage a functional council.
Fraternities at Kent State University announce rushing schedules rolling from October 11 to October 26 with smokers from Delta Phi Sigma and others. Eligible pledges must have a 2.0 in the last quarter and no current fraternity ties. freshmen wait until winter rush. Pledge cards due by November 1 with signings by November 5. eight bids max, then pledging starts November 8 for twelve weeks.
University plans Emmet C. Stopher Hall for 275 men with two per room, seven three–man rooms, and roof garden cafe. North wing overlooks baseball diamonds and football field. Englemen Hall visible from the eastern wing.
The first in a weekly profile series on campus figures profiles George Kovalick a mild 170 pound guard from Bridgeport Ohio. He is KSU's first football captain elect since enrolling after WWII and hopes to teach physical education or coach. He weighs undefeated season prospects noting Connecticut and Youngstown as key tests.
The Kent Stater notes daily Tuesday to Friday distribution during the school year and Tuesday and Friday in summer, with suspension during vacations. It lists subscription price at 2 dollars per year and includes postal entry and printing details from Kent, Ohio.
The speaker predicts two hard games and credits early student support for performance. He thanks George for cooperation and notes watching him clutch books and run interference into the hall for safety.
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