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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1949
Page
2
The Interfraternity Council at Kent State declines to compete for a Migration day trophy offered by ROTC for the fraternity selling the most train tickets to Bowling Green. The Stater calls this a petty decision and urges continued support for the event.
Kent State students offer views on school spirit in Campus Candids. Frank Weisbeski cites weekend trips and veterans as factors while Joan Blissell calls for better turnout and advertising. Ed Hamman notes new students and the freshman class boosting spirit. readers may submit questions to the Kent Stater office.
Bill Tinsman reports campus chatter contrasting NYU sociology claims with Kent State gossip about coeds dating across social and economic lines. He dismisses rumors as fabrications and defends the integrity of KSU coeds amid mentions of limousines bills and tailored suits.
The Kent Stater is a daily Tuesday to Friday paper during the school year and weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays in summer. It notes suspension during vacations and lists a $2 yearly subscription, with printing by Commercial Press, Inc. at Kent, Ohio, post office registration dates.
Al Newman, a Canton native turned Kent State English major, evolves from school stage to professional nights clubs. He acted in Canton Player's Guild and college shows, served in the Navy, studied in Mexico City, and now performs in Pennsylvania and Ohio. He aims to direct, write, and even pursue Vaudeville after graduation.
An exclusive feature has a coffee colored dog named Brownie query why humans chase a football game. He derides the sport as pointless beyond cheerleaders bands and spectators. The reporter, tied to Sylvester Nemes, ends up muzzled and whisked to a veterinarian.
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