Free American Students at Kent State Speak for Liberty
A Kent State campus scene contrasts two student camps supporting and opposing the government. The piece celebrates uncensored news, open lectures, and free expression, noting risks abroad and praising US campus freedoms where students may openly campaign, pamphlet, and express dissent.
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Kent Stater student newspaper notes publication details
The Kent Stater based in Kent Ohio is published four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer. It is entered as second class matter since October 11 1927 and distributed by the Kent printing house. Names listed include Barbara Gist Matt Fenn Earl Vacaria Leland Pearson Winona Eyre Merry Allen and others.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
Cieder
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
Barbara Gist
Matt Fenn
Earl Vacaria
Leland Pearson
Winona Eyre
Merry Allen
Tom Bates
Frances Murphey
Frank Petee
George Ketchy
Jo Zimmerman
Marvin Eubanks
Jerry Swope
Mary DiVencenzo
Janet Woodley
Mary Kay Balser
Luella Heupel
Clyde Friar
Mickey Dover
Frances White
Betty Breen
Jack Leggett
Bill Lloyd
Ann Daly
Chuck Ayres
Ray Green
Kay Odell
Helen Elliott
Gerte DeVos
Dick Kerchoff
John Hanlin
New Music Maestro Lays Plans For Kent
Kenneth Byler new instructor in the music department plans a chamber group from students and faculty for the coming year He aims to present his violin recital in the auditorium and travels to Cleveland for Cleveland Symphony concerts in his Model A Ford. Dr H C Gossard of Eastern New Mexico College has completed a study on professors spare time.
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Kenneth Byler
Department of Music
Newton, Kan
Glee Club
Bethel College
Newton
Chicago
American Conservatory of Music
Kansas Wesleyan
University of Michigan
Little Symphony
Win
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Severance Hall
Cleveland
H. C. Gossard
Eastern New Mexico College
Kent Campus Seranading Incident Provokes Police Critique
A Kent State community reader accuses Chief Grubb and a plainclothes officer of assaulting two students, Gilronan and Gillis, who serenaded a sorority near Hood House after 11 pm. The letter questions the officer’s authority, weapon, and the hospital head injury, urging accountability and safer policing.
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Kent Police
Grubb
Bill Gilronan
Gilronan
Russ Gillis
Hood
Triple-Sig House
Gil
Gillis
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