Trackmen to Oberlin Relays With Five Kent Sprinters Sought
Coach Joe Begala will select five Kent sprinters for the Oberlin Relays after tonight time trials in Oberlin. Swede Netzen is set to travel. other spots depend on trials. Event features include relays from 440 yards to two miles and field events with ribbons for winners.
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Joe Begala
Oberlin
Begala
Rockwell Field
Netzen
Western Reserve
Leslie
Kent
Students Check Their Own Posture
Dr Ruth Bass now professor of physical education at the University of Texas outlines a self check method for posture. Students imagine a line from ear to ground and align head chest and abdomen, with relaxation of unused parts.
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Lindy Barch
Ruth Bass
Kent State University
Associated Collegiate Press
University of Texas
Look Toward Good Season with Bud Treat Leads Team
Bud Treat, the acting coach during spring football practice, predicts a strong 1940 season saying the team should win at least three fourths of its matches. Pictured with Dice Alexander, sophomores Harold Andreas and Bill Ingham join six returning lettermen as Rutgers plans its 175th founding anniversary in October.
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Bud Treat
Dice Alexander
Treat
Harold Andreas
Bill Ingham
University of Nebraska acquires twelve artworks for permanent collection
The university purchases twelve works by ten American artists to join its permanent collection, expanding regional representation and enhancing curatorial holdings. The acquisitions were finalized recently and include works spanning diverse media and styles.
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University of Nebraska
Sprunger Aims at Historic Double in Manchester Cup
Preston Sprunger leads the Manchester Cup competition by 13 points as he pursues the first double championship in Men's Union contests. A 23 year old from Wadsworth a junior in the College of Education majors in music and excels in debate ping pong chess and checkers along with varsity track duties.
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Clyde Friar
Preston Sprunger
Wadsworth
Springer
College of Education
Joe Begala
Pres
Evans Advises College Golfers to Balance Study and Sport
Charles Evans Jr advises college golfers to put studies first and golf second, sharing a memory of a mentor who stressed that success in college depends on prioritizing education over pleasures. He argues golf is a sport to enjoy in open air, not a distraction from serious study or future business.
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Charles Evans JR
Philadelphia
Nessman
Nightlife spot draws "best people" with cheap beer
A lively description of a local hangout where couples dance to ternsichorean music, the nickel machine runs non stop, and beer costs two for a quarter. The place is bright, booths are uncomfortable, but patrons claim the venue hosts the town's most notable crowd.
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