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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1941
Page
2
A reflective line contrasts peace efforts with wartime strategies. The excerpt hints at political rhetoric about intervention and national strategy. It suggests debates over use of force and moral justification in statecraft.
A reader reviews the drama This World We Live In, noting its stark realism and timely critique of war. The piece links the play to current events and laments humanity's brutality while urging reflection and possible improvement.
Churches schedule Loyalty Sunday and Women s Day with infant baptism, new member pledges, and communion at First Congregational. Universal Pilgrim Fellowship meets at Harlan Hungerford s home. Faith Lutheran hosts a Life Stewardship talk. Various churches plan services and youth events including a skating trip to Akron and a bicentennial John Murray celebration at First Universalist.
The French club meets Monday at 4 p m in room 319 Kent hall for a mock amateur hour. Plans for the Christmas dinner on December 17 will be made.
The Kent Stater notes its four issue weekly schedule during the year and weekly summer term, with publication suspended at times. It lists office details, postal entry date, printing house, and staff including managing editor Francis Murphey and editors and reporters.
Questioning several students reveals mixed views on class cuts and school policy. Pledges Lily Mobile Betty Jane Paterson and Ginny Dodd weigh in with support for limits and fairness while skeptical remarks from Jeannette Zimmerman exist. The university plans to answer Monday.
Artscope outlines probable Messiah soloists including Marie Simmelink Kraft soprano Laura Duerstein contralto and Foster Miller tenor with Arthur Craft possibly as a guest. John Boda to accompany on piano and June Breneman as organist. Also notes University of Chicago Trend magazine debut and various arts items.
The Kent Stater praises a campus plan urging stronger student focus during national and international crises. It endorses “Buckle-down Day” and “Defeat Deficiency Day” to counter a lax response and calls students and organizations to rally behind the editorial and YMCA leadership.
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