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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1940
Page
2
Kent State Stater published four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer. Entered second class matter October 11 1927 at Kent Ohio post office under 1879 act. Printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co 138 East Main Street Kent Ohio. Editor in Chief Business Manager
The piece argues the 1940 youth, aged 18 to 25, seeks fair opportunity and constructive ideas. It rebukes critics who label youth as impetuous and conspiratorial, urging elders to blend youth vitality with experience to foster practical, well formed thought.
Moving an academic department from one building to another causes disruption yet should not leave classrooms messy. On Merrill first floor several rooms vacated by the industrial arts department reveal scattered boxes and overturned chairs. A clean, calm classroom aids clear thinking and good instruction.
Frances Smith questions loyalty of three education sororities and asks why they should give up charters for three other groups to possibly gain national social status. She argues loyalty matters and urges administration to consider the facts. Michael Zaderecky proposes a smoking lounge for men in Kent Hall with a committee to implement the idea.
Several friends endorsed a discussed project and agreed the Stater could play a pivotal role in executing the plan. The group aims to mobilize local support and leverage the Stater’s influence to drive the initiative forward.
A compact schedule lists events at 312M and Wills gym including YMCA regular meeting, French and Kindergarten-Primary clubs, Tea Dance at Moulton hall, and a Rotary Institute. Basketball games feature Reserve versus Kent and Akron versus Kent at Wills gym with a Friday night matchup against Springfield. Sigma Sigma Sigma and Pi Kappa Sigma dances appear on campus, with Nothing scheduled on Saturday.
The critic argues the productions Beggar on Horseback and Ethan Frome failed to suit a college audience, despite some good directing. The freshman play Kind Lady proves best for daily entertainment, but the 1400 seat auditorium hurts audience cast intimacy and calls for a larger student theatre in future plans.
Saturday the Kent Golden Flashes lost to Fenn as concern grows over repeated defeats by lower tier opponents. critics blame weak offense and misread plays while noting upcoming tougher games and lingering doubts about consistent wins. A campus feature praises Kernan and welcomes Berta, promising lighthearted feminist coverage.
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