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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1940
Page
2
The Kent Stater is a four times weekly campus newspaper for Kent State University in Kent Ohio with editors reporters and staff listed. It notes publication suspended during vacations and includes contact and office details for editors and departments.
The old fable of geese laying golden eggs is recast for Kent State State era. Kent Stater relies on local business ads to fund daily student newspaper operations and invites student body support by buying advertised articles to keep the paper fed and content.
A CP article urges students to be strong in character by being sincere with others and themselves. It argues that fronting damages the person, creating a split between true self and performed persona, and calls for mental strength and honesty as a path to integrity.
Jim Hook hosts a 2:30 WADC radio play while John Mine promises a lip snortin dramatized news piece for Hi School Day. Warren Hi meets Starn's pigskinners in a Thursday practice before Massillon’s Tigers Sanddy. A forum on mannerisms at 1 pm draws students as Thor’s election interest rises and tickets go on sale for a soph get together with Dick Barrie.
A sequence of rehearsals meetings lectures and contests runs Tuesday April 9 through Thursday April 11 at Training school auditorium Wills gym 115K 312M 314M 109 and Robinhood venues. Activities include play rehearsals YWCA YMCA Pi Kappa Sigma oratorio society and intramural tournaments with times listed for each group.
A voice condemns student Greek dominance in campus elections and urges unaffiliated voters to back Independent candidates. The piece calls for reorganization, warns Greeks control and prods readers to vote this Friday, challenging the status quo and urging turnout to shake the system.
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