Editorial on Overtime Classes Teaches Consideration
The piece commends instructors who end class on time and groups offenders into three types: the well meaning enthusiast, the absent minded professor, and the talkative egotist. It urges professors to be mindful of students and colleagues and end sessions promptly.
Life At KSU Mule Train Reflects Student Struggles
A campus piece personifies student life at Kent State as a relentless mule train. Professors lash the riders while students toil through history English math and science. After supper they face more homework and late study under the desert sun before finally resting at dawn.
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Editorial to me pater a caplty regular school year
The item notes a weekly editorial column published every Tuesday and Friday during summer sessions, suspended during vacation periods. Subscription price listed as 2 per year. It was entered as second class mail on Oct 11, 1927 at the Kent, Ohio post office, under commercial press.
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Remember Pearl Harbor and the need for preparedness
Eight years after Pearl Harbor the piece argues Americans ignored warnings and failed to prepare for a surprise attack. It cites specific missed alerts and emphasizes that failure to plan could repeat itself, urging vigilance and readiness to prevent another disaster.
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