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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1951

Page

2

New Forensic Program Brings Kent State Speech Experience

Kent State's forensic program under Prof. James N. Holm expands from eight to about 25 active students with three instructors. Debates reach 100 to 125 contests yearly, with national invitations to West Point and trips to Stillwater, Oklahoma. The program offers intercollegiate competition and extra training, including a radio discussion, and opens to any student regardless of prior experience.

Chuck Miller Kent State James N. Holm Holm Robert L. Kent Robert E. Stockdale West Point Stillwater Okla KSU School of Speech

Campus antics and jests spark campus warnings across universities

A column of campus jokes and mischief describes Geneva college students fined for misbehavior at a girls dormitory while others at Kansas, Ohio State, Syracuse, Colgate, Cornell, and Syracuse face pranks, hazing, vandalism, and scolding guidance. The piece notes hazing at Redlands, campus quotes, and a playful roundup of student foibles.

Geneva College Kansas University Ohio State University Colgate Cornell Syracuse University of Redlands Calif Iowa State Daily

The Lions Mouth and Mr Huie Debate on Youth and Politics

A critical column reviews Mr. Huie's piece on college youth and political engagement. It weighs youthful cynicism against calls for revolt, notes Huie's flamboyant style, and discusses his depictions of Acheson, Russia, and Truman, ending by urging readers to grab the Mercury for full context.

Huie American Legion Roosevelt Mr. Huie Dean Acheson Russia State Department Whittaker Chambers Alger Hiss Elizabeth Bentley Washington Litvinoff Dean Achesof Acheson Drew Pearson Harry Truman The Mercury

Editor laments fair weather fans at Kent State football games

Tom Oddo writes that cheers fail not from the cheerleaders but from quiet moments in games. He argues students only roar when the team leads and neglect the team when behind, blaming fans rather than the performance.

Kent Stater Tom Oddo

Editorial Staff and Editors List

Editorial staff roles include Managing Editor Fred Blankenship News Editor, Joanne Moose Copy Editor, Al Pashin Feature Editor, Ed Gabrosek Sports Editor, Bill Barrett Society Editor, Barbara Pickering Assistant, Flo Lou Lawrence Chief Photographer, Bob McMahen Librarians, Ann Boerner and Phyllis Kaplansky.

Fred Blankenship Joanne Moose al Pashin Ed Gabrosek Bill Barrett Barbara Pickering Flo Lou Lawrence Bob McMahen Ann Boerner Phyllis Kaplansky

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