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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1949
Page
2
Editorial reports Stopher hall rules impose Cinderella hours with midnight doors and 2 a.m. lockout causing students to crawl in windows. Veterans protest lack of timely notice while officials discuss refunds and possible solutions to fund a full-time clerk.
The letter argues student complaints about ticket facilities stem from time constraints not lack of facilities. It notes gate sales from 6:45 to 9:00 p m with 634 Mt Union game tickets and 1100 for Western Reserve, cites late arrivals and line jams, and suggests a new stadium as the only solution.
The edition lists editorial staff including Edition Editor John Gazdik Copy Editor Tom Elshaw Feature Editor Doe Friedman Society Editor Kathleen Cvengros Sports Editors Bob Stuart and Les Clark.
The Kent Stater is issued Tue through Fri during the school year and on Tuesdays and Fridays in summer sessions. It suspends during vacations. Subscriptions cost $2 per year. It is entered as second class matter Oct 11, 1927, at Kent, Ohio. Pro Mercial Press, Inc. addresses Kent Ohio.
A college writer laments rigid class schedules and recounts obsessive counting of campus features from panes to mail boxes. He offers a tongue in cheek trade of schedules and mandolin for a different rhythm and shares his growing fixation.
An op ed urges Kent State University to unify campus spirit by erecting a permanent Victory Bell. The proposal involves booster support, university committee planning, and donor imprints on the base, with deliveries tied to athletic victories and campus organization participation.
Norman Bertelotti profiles John Maynard Keynes as a dynamic, controversial thinker whose Cambridge upbringing shaped his revolutionary economic analyses. The piece likens Keynes to Columbus and Marx, describes his impact on policy, and notes his influence on Roosevelt era policy and on liberal democratic economies.
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