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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1946
Page
2
Notices urged students to refrain from smoking in halls but cooperation was limited. Many cigarette butts remain on floors despite designated non smoking rooms. University aims to keep the campus neat while classes proceed.
A flash of campus chatter covers skirmishes over Mickey Moore, wedding missteps, travel tales, and dating changes. Gossip includes Leroy Peoples wing injury and Johnny Greenwood cut, La Moore rush, Shirl Luenberger’s wrong church wait, and Jim Lynch’s weekly trips home.
A data display from Dean Raymond E. Manchester's office shows 3564 male students at KSU with 53 percent commuting by varied vehicles. The report profiles one LA student from Akron who drives a Chevrolet and celebrates the ninth of the month, with roots in the Methodist church and no part time job.
W C Doc Koch, president of the Photo Club at Kent State University, writes a playful Thanksgiving letter to Santa. He thanks the university community for journalism students, editors, photographers, and faculty, highlights needs for film, bulbs, darkroom space, and equipment, and asks Santa to improve support and supplies for the KSU journalism and photo staff.
The Kent Stater at Kent State University lists a subscription price of 2000 per year at Morgan. The paper notes editors Jean Goncher and the post editor. It is published three times weekly on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday during the university year with vacation suspension. It is entered as second class matter since October 11, 1927.
Ohio ranks second in World War II veteran college enrollment with 63 128 enrollees behind Michigan's 64 455 and ahead of Kentucky's 19 851 based on VA data. The column urges NSLI premium payments to the Columbus office and outlines transfer rules subsistence limits and recommendations for K-Vets and meeting attendance.
A reflective verse piece explores dawn moon and eternity with imagery of escape and silvery nights. The speaker recalls long forbidden scenes of dawn and the dead, seeking a word to tell the vision.
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