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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1949
Page
4
A Kent State Stater visit reveals students decry the lack of campus recreation and social options. They call for low cost activities like dances, while noting limited venues and weekend boredom. The piece asks readers to suggest solutions to improve student recreation on campus.
Hank Shapiro argues The Fountainhead, praised as a great Hollywood film, challenges conformity through architect Howard Roark. He notes critics and audiences often misjudge the work without seeing it, urging readers to consider whether society’s push for collective agreement harms civilization and progress.
The Kent Stater is a pareson daily published Tuesday through Friday by the school year and on summer Tuesdays and Fridays. It is suspended during vacations. Subscription price is $2 per year. Entered as second class matter Oct. 11, 1927 at Kent Ohio. Prin Commercial Press Inc 1158 S Depeyster St Kent Ohio.
United Christian Fellowship guests East Cleveland Westminster Youth fellowship for a Sunday outing at Chagrin Valley camp. Kent State students meet Rev A L Carter at 540 South Lincoln at 2 o clock. Transportation provided. Activities include badminton baseball swimming and singing. Bring bathing suits and a picnic supper. Rev Carter will lead campfire singing and games.
Britannica notes bells came to France as early as 550 in historical overview. The entry places the spread of bells in early medieval Europe and highlights their adoption by French communities.
Dr F Dewey Amner head of Kent State foreign language department spoke in Columbus as a guest lecturer at an Ohio State University convention addressing Resources of Teaching Foreign Languages.
The essay argues Italian Renaissance misinterpretation created opera by fitting Greek drama with new music. It credits opera’s lasting appeal despite language barriers and compares its evolution to jazz, noting time tests all music. It also notes Charlotte Brontë’s prolific youth writings.
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