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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1939
Page
2
The Kent Stater publication details include schedule three times weekly during the year and weekly in summer, entry date October 11, 1927, and printing by P. B. Bonsall. It lists editors, editors in chief, staff roles, and advertising staff across multiple named individuals and offices.
Into the Spirit Sunday night the MEN and WOMEN S union sponsor an atl university caroling. Students at school miss the spirit of Christmas. Yuletide decor includes a tree in Moulton hall and another in the Atrium. The caroling offers a chance for students to become acquainted and enjoy an old-fashioned carol sing.
Attention is called to the management of student assemblies. The speaker should be loud clear and poised to command attention. A well prepared master of ceremonies would enhance assemblies and provide smooth transitions during emergencies. The speech department could give members valuable experience by running these programs.
The call urges students to curb boos at officials and support fair play. It stresses school spirit through hospitality to visiting teams and officials, noting crowd behavior as a factor in the game atmosphere. It also requests salting steps from Engleman hall to Lowry dining hall to prevent winter slipperiness hazards.
Edwin R. Hoyt writes that Kent State University freshmen discuss a $1,200 dues proposal and demand transparency before voting. He warns against potential scandal and urges publishing class business in the Stater to prevent misrepresentation by critics.
Quotes from John Page Mary Jane Shepard Thurman Artz Elaine Lattin and Tony De Giraldmo on hitchhiking at campus. Opinions split with views on legality practicality economy and safety for both men and women. Some favor signs and motorists offering rides while others oppose making hitchhiking a formal habit.
A satirical college letter to Santa lists campus figures and wishes, from Don Starn to Blair Sheets, with quirky requests and ironic praise. The piece ends with apologies for prior poetry and a postscript asking for a columnist to please the young ladies.
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