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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1951

Page

2

Kent Actress Meets Hollywood Actor

Kent students welcomed Keefe Brasselle during a Movieland USA tour stop in Kent. The 28 year old actor shared career notes and personal stories over lunch, touched on Hollywood life and marriages, and advised aspiring actors to gain stage experience before breaking into film.

Kent Ohio USA Keefe Brasselle Union Keefe Hollywood Elyria Marcia Hill Billie Dawn University Theatre Bornesterday Brasselle

Kent State Fans Split Over Cheerleaders After Bucknell Game

Editorial cites strong student support in the final four minutes of Kent State football against Bucknell while criticizing the rest of the game atmosphere. It praises five cheerleaders Leroy Erickson Phyllis Johnson Leo Damore Marge Lansinger Tom Oddo and notes their long hours and synchronized routines.

Bucknell Kent State Flashes Kent Tom Csepegi Herd Golden Flashes Leroy Erickson Phyllis Johnson Leo Damore Marge Lansinger Tom Oddo

Mind Readers and Cheering Coordination at Booster Meeting

A letter urges the Booster Club to renew flash cards showing cheers to align cheerleaders and the student section. It notes missing cards for all cheers and proposes public address systems or a card program to ensure the correct shout is heard. The writer stresses students are not mind readers.

Booster Club

Deadline Copy-Cat Roams Campus Amid War Talk

George Way writes about a copy desk mascot named Deadline, a playful staff cat drawn to a typewriter and copy flow. The piece notes campus events including WKSU-FM coverage, a feature on world war fare impact on college plans, and football broadcasts as well as a musical instrument aid day at the Dodgers.

Bob Smith Wksu-Fm Brooklyn Dodgers

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