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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1947
Page
2
A campus column salutes fall football promotion, maintenance staff, and student voices while critiquing a broken Merrill Hall window design and a boorish incident near the university seal. It also praises dedicated individuals, laments campus politics, and urges constitutional study amid national debates.
A student-voiced column argues against longer skirts and supports current fashion, citing campus male opinions. Itرا questions whether women dress to impress other women or men, with commentary from a mix of critics and a joking reference to army camouflage and Mack Sennett era styles.
A humorous campus farewell piece mocks etymology and language history. It laments the summer ending and thanks colleagues in the biology department while weaving playful mispronunciations and campus rumors about Melotone discs and student figures.
A reader challenges the idea of living solely to satisfy personal wishes. He critiques Mr. G and a friend who pursue happiness by ignoring others, arguing balance among inner "places" of happiness, love, sorrow, and serious thought is needed for true well being.
Notice states mailing is second class matter under act of 1879 at Kent with commercial press printing address 1155 DePeyster Street Kent.
W. Doc Koch and his fiancée Doris M. Wildman select September 5 for their church ceremony at Grace Reformed Church in Massillon. Koch belongs to Kappa Sigma Chi and Delta Sigma Pi. After a motor trip to New England, they will reside at 147 Linden Ave Ravenswood after September 15.
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