This issue spotlights the candidates for student president and vice president in preparation for election day. Montage editors bring to light discrepancies in this year's presidential ballot. 55 students try out for the bowling team.

This issue reflects on the events of May 4 and four lives lost at Kent, including a front-page editorial and several articles and columns. The Stark branch, closed since the now infamous shooting, plans to reopen.

Student president elections are postponed until fall. Several opinion columns ask questions and comment on the politics surrounding the May 4th shooting.

Montage thanks its readers for another memorable year and reviews some of the year's highlights on page three. Page two features a faculty member's poem on the May 4th shooting. The Cobras extend their baseball season into the summer.

Director Morehart declares this day "Information Day," for the benefit of Stark students. Construction of a fine and professional arts building and a health and PE building is planned in hopes of expanding the campus to match its expanding student body.

The student senate forms a committee to evaluate faculty. A front page photograph shows there was little interest in "Information Day." Montage staff put out a call to action to Stark students that they perceive as apathetic.