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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1949
Page
2
Readers attack Hank Shapiro for Coeds Are Coy Dress Like Boys article and defend coeds jeans and dress norms. Letters from Dorothy Senglar and a Kent State student challenge stereotypes, defend campus women, and question male biases in campus life.
Charles Vaughn a standout at KSU posted a straight A last quarter triggering talk of an investigation. A University of Alabama student editor combats campus issues from coffee quality to national concerns in the Crimson White.
Poet laments mortality and the inevitability of death. The speaker contemplates the end, wonders where death waits, and recalls living through joy and sorrow. He notes Mary’s presence as he ponders the nearing days and the unknown dark beyond life.
Editorial staff lists roles and publication schedule for the Kent Stater newspaper. It notes daily issues Tuesday through Friday during the school year and shifts to summer session distribution on Tuesdays and Fridays. Also mentions subscription price and postal details, with 1927 registration.
Campus life sparks three debates about activities money and manners. Students moan over limited events and funds while townspeople attend dances and hub gatherings. A breeze of casual criticism targets dress and gender norms amid campus chatter.
A poem by Dave Davis contrasts different women types from those who wear slacks to those who bare backs or favor textbooks. The speaker asserts a critical stance, concluding the majority opinion is against them.
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