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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1941
Page
3
Harriet Du Bois a Lowry hall freshman travels a short distance to her home at 332 South Lincoln street for vacation while roommate Mary Moore packs for Dayton. The piece notes dorm life songs and a joke about staying near campus yet feeling far away.
Vivian McBride, a liberal arts sophomore, has collected over 1000 buttons in three years. Her hobby started from wardrobe buttons and expanded to copper Civil War pieces, Crinoline era silvers, and novelty shapes. She plans to board a ship to pursue buttons as a hobby rather than education.
Kent State University language head Dr. Willis J. Burner argues students fear not buckle down to study and fail to master small language details. He notes teachers must emphasize small points and says graduates should read and speak a language besides English fluently. He opposes separating students by ability, believing bright students help others.
Gamma Sigma Phi sorority will host an informal facult tea for University faculty members and their wives Sunday from 2 to 4 p m. at 516 Summit street with Mrs Enla Kagarise and Mary Jane C Brien pouring. Martha Karper will play piano selections as Ruth Keppler Hope Byrne and Helen Pfeifer organize.
College fashion shifts as broomstick skirts replace last season’s dirndles. Printed cottons and large plaids lead summer trends with full gathered slacks returning to casual wardrobes. After washing, skirts dry quickly by wrapping around a stick. Slacks remain a coed staple for beach and informal wear, paired with silk jersey blouses for evening looks.
The freshman class hosts the Night of Nobility with a prince and princess coronation at midnight April 8 in the gym nasium. The second freshman dance of the year runs 9 pm to 1 am with Henry Greer and his Cleveland orchestra. Admission is a freshman activity ticket plus 35 cents. outsiders pay 35 to 70 cents per couple.
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