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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1951

Page

2

Ten Years Since Pearl Harbor Echoes at Kent State

Editorial revisits the December 7 1941 Pearl Harbor attack and its impact on Kent State University enrollment. It notes wartime drops from 2702 prewar students to 777 in 1943, postwar GI scholarships boosting totals to 4763 in 1949, and the later decline as veterans left campus.

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Ten Years Since War Spurs Kent State Growth

Kent State University has grown from 5027 enrolled students and 154 faculty during and after World War II to 5037 students and 292 faculty today. The campus expanded with Terrace Lodge the Hub and new halls. By 1951 health center Union Stopher hall Arts building and more facilities had appeared.

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Graduation Application Bell Tolls for June 1952 Grads

A University rule requires students planning to graduate at the end of June 1952 to file graduation applications by the start of the preceding quarter. June grads must file by the end of this quarter. Pick up the blanks in the Registrar's office, pay a $5 graduation fee in the Treasurer's office, and return the blank to the Registrar.

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Low turnout at open student council meeting prompts blame

The Wednesday afternoon open drew about 50 students, mostly Greeks, with only three expressing opinions. The piece argues student independence and WOMEN on campus may be affected by a new campus rules plan, urging more input to the council and Youth to act rather than talk.

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Love God and Love Your Neighbor Says Chaplains Corner

Rev. George P. Mulroy argues Christian duty centers on loving God and loving one’s neighbor. He warns against hatred and barriers, citing the Good Samaritan and St. Paul on faith hope and charity, urging daily practice of universal neighborliness.

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