Jim Crow Racial Question in a Book Review
A detailed critique of Ray Sprigle’s In the Land of Jim Crow, examining racial discrimination in the American South. The review praises Sprigle’s courage and objectivity while noting potential biases and urging readers to confront the history of segregation and its impact on black Americans. It reflects on four freedoms and the persistent barrier of race.
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Sonny
Thaddeus Stokes
Ww. D. O
Sprigle
Ingre
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
America
South
Post- Gazette
Margaret Halsey
Thaddeus T. Stokes
Future Citizens Vote Today at Kent State
The general student election is today with ballots for Student Council members and elected administrators who control funds for theater, dances, publications, art, and other campus activities. The Stater urges voting for the best candidates, regardless of party, and notes turnout has declined from 1930s levels.
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Stater
Kent State
President Bowman to address Kent State students Monday
President George A. Bowman will speak to the Kent State student body next Monday at 10 a.m. This rare assembly offers students and faculty a direct briefing on future university plans. Bowman, with broad Ohio education experience, led the university through growth from 891 to a record 6,668 students.
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George A. Bowman
Kent State University
Bowman
Ohio
Our University
Stater
A Cappella Choir Members Show Diverse Interests
A Cappella members at Severance hall reveal varied pursuits beyond singing. George Pavlakovich, a bacteriology major, collects classical and jazz records. Carol Wennerstrom, a freshman music major, hopes to teach and marry, with orchestra singing as a future aim. Judy Douglass studies French and balances two church choirs with the A Cappella. Russell Stone joined for social contacts. Roland Potter pursues a concert or opera career as a tenor and has soloed with the choir. Robin Henning, a sophomore education major, loves flying and church music. Janette Jevnikar teaches voice at Kent State High and majors in voice. David McClary embraces both classical and jazz, a pre-engineer in his sophomore year. Paul Snyder, a math and chemistry major, 20 years old, joined for the challenge. he is engaged to Marilyn Orr.
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Severance Hall
George Pavlakovich
Carol Wennerstrom
Carol
Judy Douglass
Judy
Russell Stone
Roland Potter
Roland
Cleveland Singers’ Club
Robin Henning
Ravenna
Brimfield
Kent
Janette Jevnikar
Kent State High
David McClary
Dave
Paul Snyder
Paul
Marilyn Orr
Bob Longenecker
Kent State Student Newspaper Masthead and Publishing Details
Editor in Chief Jim E Smith. Business Manager Kenneth Webb. staff Ray Novak Bernard Gregory a Guy Shelley. Asst. Business Mgr Entered as second class matter Oct 11 1927 at Kent Ohio Post Office. Printed by Commercial Press Inc 115 S Depeyster St Kent Ohio. Published daily Tuesday thru Friday during the school year and each Tuesday and Friday inked.
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Jim E. Smith
Kenneth Webb
Ray Novak
Bernard Gregory
Guy Shelley
Kent
Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
S. Depeyster St
Pyramid Club Pitch Teases a Quick Profit Scam
A narrator recounts meeting a slick organizer from the Pyramid club of northeastern Ohio. The executive sketches a get rich scheme using papyrus and hieroglyphics to promise wealth for two dollar members. The dialogue circles around excavation and burial imagery as a sly sales pitch.
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Pyramid Club
Ohio
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Paul Haney
An Ancestabrnasae Etapa
Carol Hart
Sid Thomas
Anion Pisteseesnnae
Chuck Carter
Easecasadsoensinseses
Neil
Egypt
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