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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1951
Page
2
Editorial lauds increased independent student representation on the elections committee. It notes the panel regulates registration rules ballot types and voting sites under council constitution and contrasts with prior practice of equal member numbers.
The Blue and Gold party and the Nu K party receive five seats each, independents seven, with Greek enrollment noted as small. Applications for committee positions open tomorrow, offering substantial moral responsibility and urging responsible students to apply.
The booster club aims to organize a big rally for Thursday or Friday evening to boost spirit for the Saturday football game. Representatives from campus groups are urged to bring ideas and support to meetings and plan snake dances and bonfires.
More than 7 500 attended the Kent-Western Reserve football game Saturday afternoon. The Golden Flash supporters struggled to form a dense cheering section in Reserve's new Clarke field stands while KSU twin marching bands energized the crowd with a strong halftime show and full backing for the Flashes.
A freshman writes about life at Moulton dorm housing 270 girls, detailing sign in out quiet hours and monthly room awards. She highlights the dorm counselors head resident Eleanor H. Lallance and election plans for new officers on November 1, while recalling daily moments of dorm life and anticipates fond memories ahead.
A humorous tale of radio missteps around WKSU FM's Evening Serenade. The author recounts entering a control room, attempting to run the board, and recounting tape recordings and potential onair mishaps with a playful warning about announcers and engineers.
Kent Stater editor notes reader questions about front-cover art and nudity in literary works. The letter cites lyric styles and provocative covers, referencing authors and publishers such as Bantam and Dell. Wayne Willis is mentioned in the quoted plea for keeping novels sexy.
Betty Buckeye reports on Josefa Berroa from Cuba who is earning a master's in Library Science at Kent State University. She notes American coeds enjoy dorm life and personal course choice, contrasting with Cuba and Mexico where dorms and diverse campus life are absent and curricula are fixed.
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