04 Apr 1947
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1947
Page
1
An estimated 1,600 spectators stood for a four hour program featuring 17 skits. The audience watched a structure that appeared as one thing but proved to be another as the first act.
The plan outlines budget cuts across groups with a base $60,000 for next year’s student fees. Burr and Stater gain about 8 percent. Men's union and Women's league take about 3 percent each. Yearbook funding reflects a $16,000 prior promise, and faculty advisors lack voting power. Proportions and revisions require two-thirds Allocations Committee approval and Student Council consent.
KSU teams led by Jeanne Cook Betty Cibula Warren Lashley and Roger Howard will argue that labor should have a direct share in industry management James N Holm accompanies. In Fredericksburg Va the Grand National tournament at Mary Washington college hosts Debaters Joan Fiocca Arleen Book Norman Bertellotti Eugene Berrodin also tackle the same topic as Bowling Green. Robert Pierce drove the students to Virginia.
Change of status forms for veterans under public law 346 must be completed by April 9. Available at a table in Kent hall from today until the deadline. Forms must be filled in duplicate with ink. Those not attending summer classes and wanting subsistence checks mailed elsewhere should use form FLCO 4B 24.
A theft from the Cleveland Plain Dealer change box in the atrium shows $1.25 missing yesterday with over $3 stolen since spring quarter. C. W. Osgood of the Plain reports the incident and notes the ongoing loss.
George A. Bowman university president served as pallbearer last Tuesday in Canton for Jesse Mason an intimate friend and superintendent of schools in Canton who died recently.
In downtown stores and the hotel the honor system of buying works well. If shortages continue I may discontinue delivery of the 125 papers. Emil Berg, University business manager, was asked to sanction a school paper stand to save students a long walk downtown.
The article traces Easter origins from a Teutonic goddess Eastre to its Christian meaning, noting spring renewal and movable dates. It covers eggs, hot cross buns, ham and bacon traditions, new clothes, flowers like the Easter lily, baskets, the Easter bunny, Greek Orthodox greetings, egg games, and Easter Monday tides of lifting customs.
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