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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1940
Page
2
The restructured Pork Barrel event, a union and league co sponsorship, opened to all University students. Five cups were awarded and broad campus representation achieved. Commissions from the Men's union and Women's league are praised for organizing the gathering and the new format.
Prof Alonzo F Myers of New York University addressed students and faculty outlining 17 fundamental assumptions of a democratic society. The list champions minority rights, free speech, due process, representative government, lawful change, private property, and the obligation to provide work and a decent living for all adults.
Morning Mail reports the Independent party led by Don Taylor remains unified against Greek money. Bob Kenyon's front page digest is labeled as news but acts as political opinion undermining the Independents. Mickey Dover credits the party's resilience and calls for a vote of thanks to M Kenyon for his attack.
Beethovens Violin Concerto in D major receives high praise from NBC recording review. Jascha Heifetz shines with precise projection and technical mastery. Toscanini molds the NBC Symphony, while Victor’s engineers deliver superior recording quality across five 12 inch discs.
The author recalls early fantasies of campus life influenced by Stover and Tom Brown with cinema flair. He describes hazing, barrooms, fraternal excess, and disappointment, noting four years of hard work, debt, and disillusionment, ending with a wish to meet the creators of those idealized depictions.
Kent State Stater publication information lists offices in Kent Ohio and New York national representation. It notes publication suspended during Post Office at Kent Ohio under the act of 1879 and prints by Bonsall Printing Co. with a yearly subscription price of 2.75.
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