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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1951
Page
2
Editorial notes complaints from graduates over missing pictures in the Chestnut Burr. Over two weeks only about 100 of 750 seniors have scheduled portraits at Swartout Studio at 151 E Main St. Appointments cost 1.50 and must be completed by November 1 per Chestnut Burr Editor Ed Cliney.
The Burr staff sets November 15 as the photo deadline for engravers and December timing for the senior portrait section. Cliney argues all backgrounds and head sizes must be uniform, preventing use of photos from different photographers. Students are urged to book now to ensure inclusion in the 1952 Burr with a November 1 deadline.
Student council announces October 31 as the deadline for scripts for No Time For Classes a campus musical comedy at the University. The annual show is student written produced directed and acted and past years faced scheduling and venue problems.
A breezy campus gossip column catalogs weddings engagements and misadventures. Notable items include Phi Betes pinning a new housemother at 603 E Main, Johnny Ray missing a debut and ending up at the Mayflower, several spring weddings, and campus chatter from cheerleaders to faculty.
A newspaper staff listing shows Editorial Staff roles including Managing Editor News Editor Copy Editor and Feature Editor. It names John False Sports Editor Barbara Pickering and staff photographer Flo Lou Lawrence among others.
The Kent Stater is printed Tuesday to Friday in regular terms and Thursdays in summer sessions, suspended during vacations. Entered as second class matter on January 11, 1927, at Kent, under the 1879 act. Printed by Commercial Press, Inc., 115 S. Depeyster St. Subscription $2 yearly. Editorial offices at 115 Merrill Hall, Kent State University.
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