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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1941

Page

3

Kent State Radio Series Showcases Campus Issues on WTAM

Kent State’s weekly radio program, originated in 1937, broadcasts from WTAM in Cleveland. Dr. John F. Cuber now heads the broadcasting committee as university educators and top students discuss current problems in a two to three Sundays series, aiming to serve the public rather than seek publicity.

Mikes WTAM Cleveland KSU Ohio University of Chicago John F. Cuber Arden L. Allyn G. Harry Wright United States Radio Committee Kent Cuber

Coeds Aid Red Cross and Greek Relief Funds

More than one hundred University women joined Red Cross, British relief, and Greek aid efforts headed by the Women's League, Pan Hellenic council, and Off-Campus Women's club. Knitting Afghan squares and sweaters filled spare moments, with Mrs. K. C. Leebrick and Mrs. W. L. Wannamacher in charge. Bundles to Britain drive led by Mrs. H. R. Nissley sold pins and lipsticks. used clothes collected for England headquarters.

Red Cross Women’s League Pan- Hellenic Council KSU K. C. Leebrick W. L. Wannamacher H. R. Nissley Britain England

Photography Model Model Gives Tips To Successors

Roberta White the Americas most photographed coed now a college freshman offers tips to future Short Course models. She advises keeping hose handy for poses, always smiling despite set backs, and wearing skirts short to satisfy photographers.

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Elections Herald Winners At Kent State University

Kent State University students headline campus news with beauty queen elections. Hope Byrne is named prettiest among Kappa Sigma Chi sorority girls, while Hazel Kelly wins Miss KSU by defeating Winona Eyre. Freshmen pick Marge Stepfield and Bill O Keefe as Prince and Princess, and Fred Prasse becomes student council president elect. Kay Maloney and Bob Cook vie for most popular Greek titles alongside Betty Crampton and Joe Aschauer for independent candidates.

Errol Flynn Hope Byrne KSU Kappa Sigma Chi Hazel Kelly Mss Ksu Winona Eyre The Frosh Marge Stepfield Bill O'Keefe Fred Prasse Bob Cook Kay Maloney Greeks Betty Crampton Joe Aschauer Independent Party

Campus News Survey Pairs Editors Ledbetter Swope

Page Editor Mariana Ledbetter coordinates a campus news and features survey with Jim Richard Betty Breen Mary DiVencenzo and John Mine contributing notes. The compilation highlights recent student activities campus events and feature stories across campus life.

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Telephone Operator Plays Host to Kent State Students

Hermine Goodman a Kent State University telephone operator uses voice cues to identify teachers and students after a single conversation. She handles over 150 calls daily during an eight hour shift and trains business administration students in switchboard technique. She notes rudeness from State office callers and occasional hang ups.

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