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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1941
Page
2
A wartime remark notes the start near Christmas as a practical spur to give more in the months ahead. The speaker praises American generosity and describes how citizens are inclined to share resources with effort to sustain morale.
The article urges students and faculty at Kent University to support the Penny Drive fund supporting university publications to troops. It argues defense bonds and stamps campaigns are vital for war effort and stresses keeping 18 to 44 year olds connected to campus through publications, aiding morale and future returns.
An Exchange Editorial argues universities must shape postwar policy now. It calls for forums with faculty, expanded studies in sociology psychology and economics, and proactive government parent action to prevent a repeat of Versailles and sustain student hope.
Colgate University adds an abnormal psychology organic course to foster understanding and tolerance for war sufferers. The revised non-organic course will focus on abnormal reactions from war and rehabilitation challenges, per Dr. George H. Estabrooks.
The Kent Stater is issued four times weekly on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday during the university year and weekly in summer. It is entered as second class matter at Kent Ohio since October 11 1927 and printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co.
Twenty one men residents of the journalism house at 528 East Summit Street will entertain guests at a sweater party Sunday night from 7 30 to 10 30. Lee Pearson is chairman assisted by Jack Ready Bob Smelkoski and Louis Bostnar. Chaperones will be Frederick B Marbut Mrs Marbut George Betts and Stewart Fern. William Taylor chair of the school of journalism Dale Rooks and Mrs Rooks will be guests.
Three members of the original freshman class of Queens College graduated in June and have returned to the campus as faculty members.
The piece argues war harms arts yet urges patriotic creators to uphold truth and beauty. It contends artists must refuse propaganda, resist slush, and reinforce humane ideals, possibly unlocking happiness amid conflict as in Owen's mud poetry.
The University Theatre hosts a formal from 9 to 1 in Wills gym with Kitty Liptak and Roger Wilkin in charge. A backdrop of masks frames music by Billy Munday and his 13 piece orchestra. An intermission will reveal a gold service medal for four years of work, identity to be announced by Miss Liptak.
Montana university receives a valuable array of Indian weapons and tools from the estate of Chancey E. Woodworth, a Montana pioneer and noted collector. The items enhance the university’s historical holdings and research resources.
Princeton University ROTC enrollment reaches a historic peak with about 15 cadets, marking the largest unit size on record for the campus program.
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