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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1941

Page

6

Fred Prasse Urged As Ideal Student Council President

Morning Mail Kernan Lloyd argues Fred Prasse would be a capable council president for next year. The piece praises Prasse as responsible, well liked by Greeks and Independents, and capable of steering the body away from politics and toward student interests. It urges Bob Seese to back Prasse and for the council to elect him promptly.

Kent Slater Fred Prasse Prasse Fred Council Bob Seese Bob Allah

Growing Up Is Tough Job at Kent Colleges

A 1921 to 1941 snapshot shows Kent Normal, Kent State College, and Kent State University evolving from a dirt path campus to a growing university. Enrollment rises from a small boisterous male presence to nearly 2,500 students with 250 more men than women and expanding colleges. The piece frames growing pains as natural with calls for student input to improve parking, classes, stadiums, and registration.

Kent Normal Teacher’s College Kent Kent State College Kent State Kent State University

Quotable Quotes and Lefty Stanford Students Theme

Dr John G Bowman links national defense to education as shared life preservation. A piece notes lefthanded Stanford students as a rejected minority due to desks with arms only on the right, prompting petitions for better furniture.

National Defense John G. Bowman University of Pittsburgh Stanford Department of Grounds and Buildings

It Might Have Been Quote Prelude by Whittier

A Whittier line laments missed chances as a somber reflection on what could have occurred. The refrain captures universal longing and regret for paths not taken.

Whittier

Words Are the Most Powerful Drug, Kipling Quote

A fragment cites Rudyard Kipling noting that words are the strongest drug used by humankind highlighting language as a potent force.

Kipling

Arrow Shirts Promote Mitoga Collar Design and Sanforized Fit

Arrow Shirts tout the Mitoga design for collars cut to fit without bunching. They claim handsomest collars world wide, with Sanforized Shrunk fabric shrinking less than 1 percent. Visit today to see their guaranteed durable fit.

Arrow

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