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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1949
Page
2
An editorial warns college students to quit neglecting coursework as the quarter ends in about eight weeks. It urges finishing history and economics assignments, completing accounting problems, and starting the term paper now to avoid end of term cramming and wasted study.
A Kent Stater reader responds to Mr. Morrison criticizing a Keynes article. The letter commends Bertellotti and the editor for discussing economic theory, suggests keeping offenders isolated, and calls for cooperation to improve campus discourse.
Dear Sir, Kent State urges students to curb unnecessary hall loitering that hinders movement during peak enrollment. With record enrollment, crowding near gym entrances slows passes, and gossiping exacerbates the traffic problem as students try to move between classes.
A brief notice outlines the publication schedule for The Kent Stater with editors and daily runs from Tuesday through Friday during the school year and summer periods. It lists roles including managing editor, edition editor, copy editor, and sports editors.
Swarms of alumni and students converge on Kent for Homecoming. Dean Ada Hyatt and a university Social committee of six faculty and six students oversee queen selection, escort, music, seating, dance arrangements, decorations, and guest invitations ensuring a smooth weekend if the weather stays favorable.
Kent State University Public Relations operates under Prof. Michael Radock from 113 Merrill hall. The bureau handles campus news distribution to press, prepares weekly campus calendars, publicizes freshmen and honors, and coordinates athletics publicity. It publishes the Academic Procession Kent Alumnus and Flashes in Sports while arranging conferences and community speaker programs. Radock, a former newspaper and radio newsman, leads the staff in fifth year at Kent.
An essay explores why Dizzy Gillespie popularized the goatee and why students today don beards on campus. It weighs practical, aesthetic, and social motives from protecting lips to signaling individuality amid campus conformity.
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