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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1946
Page
2
A campus photo piece laments the scarcity of flowers on Kent's grounds. The writer suggests planting well planned flower beds with botany students aiding the effort to enhance the campus beauty beyond its scenic hills and trees.
A campus editor imagines a special building for discreet romance with open rooms plush chairs soft lighting and music plus trained chaperons. The piece notes campus watchmen proctors and house mothers objections and questions if such ideas reflect KSU experiences.
A joint Senate House committee accepted the GI terminal leave bond plan with a minor Senate revision. Some ex-GIs may face reinduction under tougher selective service rules and college students lose quarter terms when called. AV C seeks higher living allowances for veteran students as Illinois faces a $385 million bill.
WAKR's Request Review airs nightly at 11 pm showcasing top listener requests. Saturday broadcasts include Akron high school ticketed audiences. Arthur Loesser headlines the Cleveland Symphony pop concert with Chopin and Rimsky Korsakov pieces under Rudolph Ringwall. The Modernaires Paula Kelly release a Glenn Miller tribute. Frankie Carle pursues another hit with One Tomorrow and daughter Marjorie.
MacDonald has two of his books included in a recent list of the 100 best books of the year. Mezzo-soprano Lorna Byron will perform August 14 in the auditorium after opening Yale university concerts earlier this year. Caro M. Carapetyan will direct the university choral group on July 22 to conclude the summer entertainment with a chorus concert on Thursday, August 22.
Dale Rowe, student traffic manager, announced that vehicles on campus must be registered with the university traffic bureau and show issued student permits on windshields. Cars without permits or unregistered will be towed, the warning stated. The traffic office is housed with the Receiving department in Wills gym. Hughes on the vocal. Axel Stor dahl composes mood music for Sinatra. The Don Cossack chorus issued a new album titled Russian Fair. Also released this month is Igor Stravinsky’s Four Norwegian Moods with the Philharmonic Symphony of New York conducted by Stravinsky, featuring Norwegian folk melodies used by Grieg.
Abe Schultz endures days of hunger and sleep deprivation as he waits for a tennis court at the university. He details long lines, spectators, and a shift to softball after the crowd splits, leaving him still awaiting play.
In this humorous local column, writers mock postwar car shortages and wheel owners who refuse rides. They recount failed attempts to hitchhike to Meadowview and a ride from Dangerous Dan McFarmer on a tractor ending when a sign bans lugs. The piece skewers University car owners and parking enforcement.
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