KSU Girls Embrace Aggressive Dating Under Wartime Memory
An article compares coed attitudes at Kent State and Illinois, arguing wartime shortages fuel a “free enterprise” approach to romance. It notes a loud minority of extroverted women actively pursue returning GIs, replacing coy flirting with bold pursuit and rapid advances.
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Kent State
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School Sells Itself To High Schoolers
About 700 students and faculty attended the Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press clinic on campus. Louis B. Seltzer of the Cleveland Press spoke at the Hood, predicting tomorrow’s papers will emphasize color, brevity, and specialist reporters.
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Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Clinic
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Neospa
Louis B. Seltzer
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Seltzer
Snafu Farce Praised By University Theater
University theatre’s amateur production Snafu received high praise for Thursday and Friday shows. Prof Wright’s cast led by Jim Bullock as Senator Ford delivered strong timing and humor though some first act mismatches. Set design received acclaim and overall performance left audiences satisfied.
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G. Harry Wright
Louis Solomon
Harry Buchman
Snafu
Phil Ford
Jim Bullock
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Veterans Face Limits on Studying Abroad under GI Bill
Veterans face restrictions as Russia blocks study under the GI Bill though over 500 foreign institutions including six in Russia are approved. John W. Snyder urges seven agencies to craft a joint action plan to maximize benefits as fall terms loom. Pennsylvania State College hosts a hundred veteran students in a trailer community with its own police fire department and elected mayor.
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Russia
John W. Snyder
Snyder
Pennsylvania State College
College theater praised for outstanding production
Speeches delivered to the audience rather than actors dominated the scene. The reviewer calls the Snafu production one of the best college plays witnessed and plans to attend the next university theater showing.
Sweet & Low Down Campus Headlines Mix Playful Gossip
Weekend notes reveal social dancing ideas and campus quirks as students juggle softball league starts, class troubles, and theater plays. References include Theta Sig format plans, intramural cuts, and marriage notices alongside a running stream of campus personalities and rumors.
Lunch Room Aims To Serve Commuting Students
University authorities create a lunch room in West Dining Room Lowry Hall to help commuters. Mrs. Lucille Moyer reports low usage with only about a dozen students per day. Room can seat over 100 and study hours run 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 30 to 4 p.m.
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