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Kent Stater in Kent, Ohio

02 Dec 1949

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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1949

Page

2

Enlightening Faculty Exhibit Showcases Distinct Artist Styles

The second floor gallery between Kent and Merrill halls hosts two weeks of art and poster displays. Julius Faysash shows 18th century romanticism with The Gleaners, while John Riva contributes three abstract pastel pieces. The show also features Elmer L. Novotny portraits, John Riva watercolors, and crafts by Nina S. Humphrey with works by Hagen Weisz Hyland and others.

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Sylvester Nemes Kent and Merrill Halls Gleaners Julius Faysash John Riva Robert Morrow Jason Elmer L. Novotny Karen Robert Spicer Novotny Charles Hagen George Weisz Thelma Hyland Pippin Lake Nina S. Humphrey
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Kent Stateer publication details and mailing notes

The Kent Stateer is issued Tuesday through Friday during the school year and on Tuesdays and Fridays in summer. It is suspended during vacations. The piece notes a $2 yearly subscription and post office registration under the 1879 act, with imprint from Commercial Press, Inc., 415 ig rn eS St., Kent, Ohio.

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Kent Stater Ken Mercial Press, Inc Es St Kent Ohio
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Prentice Gate Honors Kent State’s May Prentice

May Prentice, Kent State’s lifelong educator known as the First Lady of the university, is honored with Prentice Gate after a dedication service. The 79-year-old mentor, who began teaching in rural Ohio and rose to professor at Kent, died shortly after the ceremony.

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Stater Miami Ohio Michigan Daily Michigan University Ohio State Lantern States Office James O. Engleman Kent State May H. Prentice Prentice Gate May Prentice Orange Township Elyria Ashtabula Cleveland McGilvrey McCoomb Illinois Kent Merrill Lowry Merrill Hall Miss Prentice College of Education
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