Youth aspires to mature patriotism amid war talk
Dr. Caroline Zachry of the Progressive Education association in New York says American youth are not soft but intellectually patriotic and ready for civic responsibility. She warns against superficial war talk and urges more thoughtful, analytic discussion and library study to raise student understanding of national issues.
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America
Caroline Zachry
Progressive Education Association
New York
Zachry
World Of Magic Observed In Biology Growing Room
In McGilvrey hall a biology growing room houses plants for botany pathology and entomology study. Experiments explore light centrifugal force and virus growth while insects are raised. visitors can view a Sensitive Plant and other specimens in a lively educational display.
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McGilvrey Hall
Shelley
Off-Campus Proxys Meet House Presidents
The off campus house presidents restructured by Miss Jeanne Parrish will meet Thursday at 7 p m in 109 Merrill hall. Jackie Richner is the new president Marge Wedding vice president Dorothy Edwards secretary and Ben Shaheen treasurer names listed. Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons awarded 100 scholarships totaling 36675 for the academic year. The University of Minnesota print shop employs 33 linotypists pressmen cutters and binders.
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Jeanne Parrish
Merrill Hall
Jackie Richner
Marge Wedding
Dorothy Edwards
Ben Shaheen
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
University of Minnesota
Frogs and Bears Inspire Two Deans Hobby Spotlight
Dean Mary Smallwood and Assistant Dean Jeanne Parrish display wood, ceramic and glass animals in their offices as part of their lighthearted hobbies. Smallwood has about ten frogs while Parrish shows a mix of cats and bears, with Parrish boasting over 100 bears and a teddy bear mascot since childhood. Both use their collections in orientation classes and hobby shows in Michigan.
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Mary Smallwood
Jeanne
Miss Parrish
United States
Japan
China
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Dean Smallwood
Syracuse University
Olivet College
Michigan
New Hampshire
Life of a Flying Cadet at Tuscaloosa Dodo School
Cadet George Davis recounts life as a U S Army Air Corps flying cadet in Tuscaloosa Alabama. Training mixes marching, discipline, and demerits with harsh conditions and cold weather gear while cadets chase a difficult path to become pilots.
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Kent State University
George Davis
U.S. Army Air Corps
Tuscaloosa
Ala
U.S. Air Corps
University of Alabama
Davis
G. L
Kent State Student Paper Details Publication Facts
The Kent Stater at Kent State University in Ohio publishes four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer with vacations suspensions. It lists editors and staff including Betty Crampton and Jules Bognar, and notes circulation and office locations in Merrill.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
Associated Collegiate Press and Collegiate Digest
Madigan Ave
New York
N.Y. Carcado
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Betty Crampton
Jules Bognar
Earl Vacaria
Gus Chigges
Lindy Barch
Socety
Merrill Business Office
Merrill City
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By Bill Lloyd
Deans
Gertrude DeVos
Parrish
Frank Peter
Montgomery
Cadet George Davis
Kent, Ohio
Lichty
Eneral
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