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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1940
Page
4
Golden Flashes coach Rosy Starn announces a move to signal calling for fall games, replacing last year’s three-huddle system after study by Starn and assistants. Spring drills progress with emphasis on fundamentals as Mituga and Jones show promise in key roles.
The University of Wisconsin becomes the first American college to offer courses in Scandinavian languages, marking a milestone in regional studies. The new programs reflect growing interest in Nordic literature and culture among students and scholars.
In 1860 Southwestern University required its students to attend three daily prayer services with the first service starting at 4 a.m. The regimen reflected the era's strict routine and religious expectations imposed on students.
The athletic policy committee approved 31 varsity letters and one Manager's letter across basketball wrestling and swimming at a Monday meeting. Three wrestlers Jack Wilber Lynn Sivon Len Pom eroy receive third year blanket awards. seven two year watch charms awarded. first year sweaters allotted to several swimmers and wrestlers.
A formal tea will be given by Lowry hall women on Sunday April 21 in honor of the faculty. Jackie Miller social chairman announced this morning.
Tickets for the Newman club dance are available in the atrium until Saturday noon. Each couple ticket costs 1.25 dollars.
A quirky column profiles wrestling coach Begala and his four in hand method to hide the Adam's apple learned by wrestlers. It notes Rabbitt Starrett as a baseball mentor and recalls a Wittenberg quarterback’s five first half TDs for a world record claim. The piece mentions Kilbourne as a tournament player, Mount Union and Western Reserve in a PA Easter tourney, and Chase Brass beating the Kent Restaurant-sponsored squad.
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