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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1947
Page
2
An editorial argues citizenship duty includes understanding elections and how laws are made. It criticizes universities for neglecting political science and urges schools to require government study, noting the lack of public political understanding and the need for informed voters.
A humorous campus column notes Marge Gamble teaches five weeks at KSU then returns to Canton to teach Kindergarten. The piece hints a “Duchess” gal may replace her while poking fun at campus figures and local politics and confessions.
The piece laments fading promises after VJ day celebrations two years past. It notes war graves and honor rolls deteriorating while fears of a new global conflict reemerge. The author questions collective memory and suggests annual Aug. 14 remembrance to honor those who died for a free world.
Grimmett back on campus for a short visit plans to work in New Orleans this fall that man of hers is considering transfering to a swampland university who's chasing who Daisy Taylor dropped in on a weekend visit to say hello to people Marion Cole ditto The Tappa Nu Keg has existed since 1935 a cafeteria gang they are the most lovable bunch of people you ever saw or heard Who's the manager of the ball team now From the Heart of the South Bob Hart returns to housefather duties The 270 club renters must pay rent again Lockup The Brady loses Jack Warden to study Hank Winters teaching pool Phil Trapp busy many wonder what he's doing
Portage county records a third drowning victim, Burdette W. Ulm, 23, missing from R D 2 Kent. Firemen and divers, aided by searchlights, found Ulm’s body at Stafford lake after about ninety minutes. Harold Province, a KSU student, and Richard Clark recovered the body.
Students roam to regional lakes and shade trees to escape heat as campus life adapts to the hot second summer session. Looming to be hot, assignments pause and classrooms shift to cooler spots while campuses seek relief from sun and humidity.
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