University defense project campaign faces slowdown
A university defense program initiative loses novelty and momentum but remains important and beneficial, sustaining support despite stalling progress.
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1941
Page
2
Penny Drive Still Supports Soldiers Says Kent Students
Kent College campaign defends value of the Penny Drive for 130 men serving. 41 of 260 dollars raised, down from weekly seven or eight dollars, needs a dime per student to continue through June. News from the alma mater boosts morale and urges broader participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Post Exchange
Dean Manchester
Washington
New Jersey
California
Georgia
Interventionist Accuses Moore Of Word Juggling
A pamphlet style critique by an America First advocate condemns Moore s article for word juggling and urges continued resolve against Nazi aggression. The writer argues France s failure stemmed from attitude and leadership while urging Americans to pursue Hitler s defeat and reject pacifist or pro appeasement stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
America
France
Leopold
Hitler
Indberghs
Wheelers
Three Faculty Women Are Doll Show Judges
Judges chosen for the YWCA doll show to be held tonight from 7 to 10 in room 219 Kent hall are Miss Helen Machan assistant professor of French Miss Laura Hill instructor in English and Miss Osa Woodring instructor in home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Kent Hall
Helen Machan
Laura Hill
Osa Woodring
Kent Stater publication details and printing notice
The Kent Stater announces its four weekly editions during the academic year and a weekly schedule in summer. It notes suspension of publication and second class mailing entry on October 11, 1927. Printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co in Kent Ohio. It lists affiliations with college press organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
Scepesmet Collegiate Press and
Questions on Education and Student Life From Kent Respondents
Betty Duff calls for a definite educational guidance plan with orientation by deans to aid upper division students in choosing safe majors and minors. Joanne Borofka questions the three day silence period after rushing and its impact on friendships. Kitty Liptak suggests better inter-department relations and a clear cut system, as cited by the Kent readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Duff
Joanne Borofka
Marge Hyre
Jane Doak
Kitty Liptak
Kent
Kitty
Army Gets Smart Education Now
Army urges soldiers and sailors to pursue education as a path to advancement. Emphasizes that knowledge enhances military ability and remains valuable, even in camp life. Advocates education to reduce ignorance and prejudice within service organizations.
Corby Davis Eyes Kent Coaching as Akron Bucks Eye Big Time
Corby Davis a two time all American and Rams ground leader eyes the Kent coaching setup and a Buckeye league. Akron social dancing nights recall Ma Mac’s new resort and a Coca Cola joint opening. Woody LeMasters shines at the Will Osborne dance with Buzz Wetzel highly spoken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corby Davis
Rams
Kent
Buckeye
Rosy
Ma Mac
Neo Restrant
Akron
Woody LeMasters
Will Osborne
Buzz Wetzel
Minnesota Students Told to Improve or Leave Campus
President Walter C. Coffey declared that many students at the University of Minnesota must better themselves to serve the nation, saying privileges require obligations and that lip service to sacrifice is insufficient. The note highlights campus observations, social life snippets, and student anecdotes as part of a broader call for personal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
ACP
University of Minnesota
Walter C. Coffey
Pottery Expert Miss Stiles to Speak Tonight
Miss Helen E. Stiles author of pottery books will deliver an illustrated talk on Pottery in the United States to the Home Economics club in room 107 Kent hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Stiles
United States
Kent Hall
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Bob Kenyon
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Pat Grahame
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Jackie Miller
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Bob Deal
Phyllis Fuller
Tom Bates
Stan Mouse
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Howard Doehla
M.D
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