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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1949
Page
3
A survey of campus life across universities notes fraternal paddles at Baylor and serapes for pledges, an intercollegiate rodeo at ten schools on May 6-7, and cartoons to ease midterm stress at Brown. Ohio State proposes a browsing library while Michigan surveys professor ratings. Student councils, cafeteria meals, and grass-avoidance are common spring topics.
The largest Kent graduating class, about 729 applying for degrees, per Owen McCafferty the senior class president. Meetings continue today at 3 p.m. and tomorrow at 2 p.m. in 317McG to discuss May prom baccalaureate activities and June graduation events.
The Employment Service division of the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation filled more than 15 500 jobs in March, a 16 percent rise from February. Growth came from wholesale and retail trades agriculture and service industries while manufacturing slipped 4 percent and professional and managerial placements fell 10 percent.
For sale a 1947 24 foot three room Alma house trailer never hauled sleeps four location 211 E Williams Kent after 5 PM.
First meeting of a proposed soccer club will be held next Wednesday at 3 pm in 260 McG to gauge interest in forming a team. Under Frederick Davidson, psychology instructor, the club may play an exhibition game before next fall quarter's homecoming football game. Open to all students. Not recognized intramural.
Senior women in the School of Journalism may apply for the Lambda Phi Cup by picking up blanks at the journalism office by Friday April 22. All blanks are due by Wednesday April 27. The cup honors character and work quality and is presented by Lambda Phi at the journalism banquet on May 13.
Phisigma club will meet in 307K tomorrow night at 7 30 according to president John Contor akes. Chris Landis treasurer asks all members attend. delinquent dues will be expected to be paid at this meeting.
A humorous piece by Bim Wiland on veteran poverty at month’s end. He jokes about surviving on lint and small means, proposing humorous solutions like cans of togas or a yo-yo while admitting the struggle and counting the next paycheck. He signs off with a lighter note.
Hobbiests can take Journalism 291 elementary photography with two hours of lectures and six in the darkroom. Students must own a suitable 35mm camera and complete ten photos as a final test. Also offered is Math 120 elementary and intermediate algebra with three or five hour options and credit based on prior study.
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