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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1949
Page
4
Guest editorial urges student participation to revive NTFC for 1950 version of the musical comedy. Seven volunteers meet Wednesday. organizers claim scripts, music, venue ready and finances sound, but need freshmen, female vocalists, and general campus support to ensure the show succeeds.
Eyewitness recounts a bizarre incident at Stopher Hall where flies were allegedly slaughtered after a heat storm and window opened to admit a swarm. The confessed participants describe trapping, beating, and disposing of the insects while awaiting mental observation.
A Kent State elections committee member resigns as Temporary Political Chairman of the ISA to dedicate efforts to representing all Kent State students in student government matters. The letter states commitment to serve the entire student body.
The Kent Stater, a Pebnieeil daily edited by Arn Garner and Jack Young, publishes Tuesday through Friday during the regular school year and on Tuesdays and Fridays in summer. It suspends during vacations and carries a $2 yearly subscription. Entered as second class matter Oct 11 1927 at Ken Ohio Post Office.
ASS students detail the Kent State soccer club founded by Prof. Fred Davidson that has faced practice space shortages on a 200 acre campus. Players paid 20 for joining and uniforms, travel to a local range after 4 pm, and lack permission for a Homecoming game on the football field.
A four act satire uses students farmers and an editor to question freedom under social programs. Scenes include a college class debating Truman era health insurance, a midwest farmer gathering with a senator, a steel pension dispute, and a Peeksill NY scene where a boy is struck by rockers labeled communists.
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