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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1940
Page
2
The Kent Stater is published four times weekly during the university year and weekly in summer, with second class entry since 1927. Distributed from Kent Ohio by P B Bonsall Printing Co. Betsy Crampton city editor and Joe Blair Jr editor in chief lead a large staff of editors, reporters, and photographers.
An American Institute of Banking editorial argues against entitlement to jobs for young Americans. Quoting William P. Knudsen it predicts industry will offer vast opportunities, but warns federal youth programs may foster dependence. It defends rugged individualism while favoring self initiative.
The piece highlights associate professor E Ladislaw Novotny demonstrating ongoing work in art education. It argues that active practice by teachers inspires student respect and trust in an institution, countering the old critique that teaching is mere theory.
A playful catalog of student nicknames and traits linking alumni to quirks and outfits. It pairs names such as Dick Woodward Bill Kellerman Max Beetum Ralph Braden Alan Sophrin Kyle Smith Don Scullion Johnny Pentz Eve Parsons Les Morato Dick Miles Jake McWilliams Hal Martain Jim Ganas Don Miller Pete Mango Patty Love Chuck Kasick Betty Moore Butch Lifton Helene Lerner Pete Smith Betty Jane Leadenham Bruce Kreighbaum Gin nie Himes Vicki Konkle Ruth Killgrove John Kelly Fred Bennett Eugene Jackson Jack Irish Bill Love Clayt Heinlen Bette Heath Mary Hazen Bobbie Garrett Ozzie Estochin Charles Eichorn Carl with humorous traits.
A humorous critique outlines how the path to a professorship takes seven years for a Ph D and a life of committees, lectures, and praise while warning of classroom challenges. It likens professors to lovable fossils or dangerous theorists and mocks the ease and leisure claimed by the career.
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