A Master Plan is presented that describes building projects for the rest of the decade. Five phases are described with phases 1 and 2 already complete. Phase 3 describes a 65,000 square foot library. A Science Center is planned for phase 4. Phase 5 creates a Communication Center, which would include performing arts, radio and television facilities, social functions, and entertainment. Stark Technical College started offering classes in the fall. Discusses between the president of Stark State, Fred Yenny and Jack Morehart, the KSUSRC director, include sharing KSU Stark's dining, lounge, library, and recreational facilities.
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Montage Jan. 14, 1972
01/14/1972In the first issue of 1972, the front page reflects on 1971. An opinion column criticizes the attendance "game" played by professors. Deja Vu, the campus' first literary magazine, seeks contributors.
Montage Jan. 21, 1972
01/21/1972The relevance of experimental courses, such as "Individualism, Dissent, and Communication" and "War and Peace," is questioned. The student president reaches out to KSU President Olds, who plans a visit to the Stark Campus. The Student Activities Council plans a series of movies to be shown on campus.
Montage Jan. 28, 1972
01/28/1972Despite student complaints, reporter Dennis Alexander finds that bookstore prices are not inflated. An opinion column calls out inconsiderate motorists, calling them "sick." The basketball team prepares to defeat fellow KSU regional campus, East Liverpool.
Montage Feb. 4, 1972
02/04/1972The Stark campus "Master Plan" for expansion is reviewed by Montage's editors. A second editorial concerning the abandonment of the campus switchboard at lunch hour calls for change. Karate classes start at the HPE building.
Montage Feb. 11, 1972
02/11/1972A letter to the editor challenges Montage's article on bookstore prices. The student lounge is closed due to misuse and general filth. A sailing club is formed, even though the winter weather keeps them on land.