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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1951
Page
2
The Booster club plans a migration train to Bowling Green State University for the Bee Gee Homecoming game with KSU a week away. A minimum of 350 students must sign up by Tuesday for the trip to go ahead, according to acting president Bill Kleber.
Club representatives will staff a Booster booth 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Monday and Tuesday to gauge interest in a Bee Gee trip. A $1 deposit secures a seat as a guarantee to go, with total trip cost at $5.50 not including football tickets. If support falls short the deposit is refunded.
The student council passed a motion defining acceptable excuses for missing meetings. It limits absences to sickness field trips emergencies or family trouble and calls out members who neglect attendance in favor of other activities.
Rae Of Sunshine pokes fun at campus romance and social life with playful gossip about Sigma Nu recuperation, Gloria Ranalli and Nick Nero dates, Gene Jacobson’s love life, birthday parties, proximity romances, dating duos, and evening mixers.
A college freshman writes from the heart about trying to reform the Kent Stater. He brags of newspaper bravado, disrupts the office to prove a point, gets roughed up, and ends with a vow to return to "save" the paper.
The Kent Stater is a Kent State University daily newspaper published Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations. Editors include Fred Blankenship, Pat Long, Ann Liberati, John Falso, Bill Barrett, and Phyllis Kaplansky. Printed at 115 S Depeyster St Kent, subscription $2 yearly.
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