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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1951

Page

2

Editorial on Student Council Quorum and Appointments

Blackmark No 1 sparked attention as only nine of twelve members appeared at yesterday’s meeting. The failure to reach a quorum blocked elections committee appointments and prompted a special session planned for 4 PM today in 203 Union. Intramural football draw and duty to class officers compete for attendance, but reps must fulfill their elected responsibilities.

Blackmark No Student Council Pres Harry Moldovan Union

Greek football schedules eyed in council meeting

The council discussed using remaining Greek football schedule data for the season and possibly rescheduling meetings, due to fraternity games not being booked every day. They noted low student interest in elections committee posts and urged more applications, with in-person or written submissions accepted this afternoon.

Council

Serpent Serenade at KSU Pep Rally Tonight

Booster club hosts an 8 pm Prentice Gate pep rally for KSU students with a snake dance through city streets. Speakers urge fun and property respect, warning that any damage will end future dances.

KSU Prentice Gate

A Clouter And A Catcher Big Leaguers Here At Kent State

Two Kent State students loom large in pro baseball history Bob Nieman a rookie with the St Louis Browns hit two homers in his first two plate appearances and bunted to perfection. Lois Yougen a Fort Wayne Daisy catcher moved from amateur softball to the All American Girls Baseball League clubbing .285 in 40 games.

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The Internationals Spirit Awakens on Campus

An intangible campus movement named The Internationals grows from student and faculty efforts. From an initial foreign student greeting to an International Relations club, its goal is peaceful coexistence and shared understanding without formal statutes or officers.

Oslo Shanghai Mexico City The Inter International Relations Club W. Leslie Garnett

Local Newspaper Staff Roster Listing Editors and Roles

The list names editor in chief business manager and editorial staff including Fred Blankenship Marge Choate Joan White Julia Yeagley George F Way Bill Barrett Barbara Pickering Bob McMahen Ann Boerner Phyllis Kaplansky and others. It outlines positions across news sports society photography and librarianship.

Fred Blankenship Marge Choate Joan White Julia Yeagley George F. Way Bill Barrett Barbara Pickering Bob McMahen Ann Boerner Phyllis Kaplansky

Kent Stater publication and office details

The Kent Stater is a daily paper Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations. Entered Oct 11, 1927, at Kent, Ohio. Printed by Commercial Press, Inc. Subscription $2.00 yearly. Offices at 115 Merrill Hall, Kent State University.

Kent Stater Kent Commercial Press, Inc Depeyster St Merrill Hall Kent State University

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