Kent State student newspaper overview
The Kent Stater is a three times weekly publication at Kent State University in Kent Ohio. It details its schedule summer term variation and that it began as a second class matter in 1927. The paper is printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co and affiliated with national collegiate press groups.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
The Frosh Party Draws Student Attention Across Campus
Freshman class publicity draws notice as signs and clever letters urge attendance. Reports say the class is well organized with committees formed to promote its interests, boosting friendship and class cohesion.
No More Circles on Campus Signage Debate
Incoming freshmen were bewildered by misnamed buildings on campus. The writer notes Kent hall signage and arrows near Wills Science hall causing confusion and urges timely sign corrections before more newcomers arrive.
Give Them a Rousing Start
Kent State opens its basketball season versus Bluffton College as coaches experiment for future strong teams. Fans are urged to attend, cheer loudly, and support the band and cheerleaders to create a rousing start and inspire the team to fight hard each game.
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Kent State
Bluffton College
Kent Staters
Page One News And Civic Duty In The College Press
Letter writers urge readers to study front page news and major events including world affairs and labor politics. They stress critical inquiry and staying informed about Congress neutrality in wartime and state laws. A Kent State professor is defended amid reader misunderstanding of an example.
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Blondie
Dick Tracy
Finland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York Times
Paducah Daily Bugle
Lil Abner
America
Mahatma Gandhi
John L. Lewis
CIO
William Green
A. F
Congress
Kent State University
New England colleges eye intercollegiate radio network
Brown University already operates a station and plans linkages with Harvard Dartmouth MIT and Wesleyan via leased wire network. Other items include Loyola dental students living in a Mississippi levee shack, home economics students mothering an orphaned baby, 4000 white mice funding a Michigan medical student, a high schooler breeding mice for labs, and 16 year old magician Willard Sporleder seeking earnings through magic.
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United States
New England
Brown University
Harvard
Brown
Dartmouth
MIT
Wesleyan
Kent Students Work for Education Build Real Character
Kent students balance college with jobs to pay expenses and study. They endure long shifts at the Hood and Brady, pump gas, wash dishes, and run switchboards while still pursuing degrees. Their independence and grit earn respect from peers and prove determination to succeed.
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Brady
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New York
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Tom Bates
John Mine
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Natalie Floersheimer
George Meischer
Winona Eyre
Ruth Ekifigrove
Hube Briers
Cornelia Porea
Ted Charles
Henry Beck
Leonard Schafits
Mark Treat
Peter Mango
Walter Wolfe
Charles Erickson
Mary Brandt
Kent Hall
Science Hall
Wills
Lichty
Cope
Nadya
Klyde
Dick Albritton
Birmingham
Ala
Loyola University of the South
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Glenn Moore
Hillsdale
Mich
Moore
Willard Sporleder
Cleveland
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