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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1941
Page
2
Gerald Daniels of the World Student Service Fund committee leads a campaign at KSU to raise $100,000 for student war relief. Claude Nelson, national director, will open the drive April 29 to May 2 at a special assembly.
Reportedly the flag flown over the campus daily is taken down at night and folded with care yet several notices claim the flag is laid on the ground for folding. The item notes ongoing training and social trends around national symbols and family naming.
Excerpts from a Daily Princetonian series argue for an orderly international society based on democracy. They warn nonbelligerency may ahead of Britain’s fate, and favor shaping a postwar order that preserves democratic life worldwide.
The Kent Stater is published four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer. It notes printing by P. B. Bonsall in Kent Ohio and lists editors and staff including George A Fleischer editor and Kenneth Cole sports editor.
The piece laments professors who miss opportunities to inspire students and contrasts them with ones who engage on the student level. It argues that real professors guide inquiry, avoid rote teaching, and serve as living storehouses of knowledge for mature learners.
Thirty one University men and women will complete the Water Safety Instructors course on April 30 in room 115 Kent hall. George T. Costello of the American Red Cross Field staff will give a talk as part of the program conducted since February under Ray Green and Judy Marshall. Participants will receive certificates qualifying them to teach Red Cross swimming and life saving.
At Iowa State Teachers college coeds foot the bills for dances attracting men after the sexes balanced. The Femme's Fancy dance and Valentine event sparked dating, with men noting the arrangement frees pocket money while improving social life.
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