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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
3
An informal Engleman Hall survey finds borrowing clothes accepted among the girls. Keys rules include respecting borrowed items and knowing when to draw the line, with formals deemed off limits due to their intimacy and value.
Dr Grace B Sherrer assistant professor of English will review The Corn Is Green at the YWCA meeting in the Women s League room Mol ton hall tonight at 7 Ruth Ring will lead devotionals all campus women urged to attend YWCA dues are 50 cents New advisors include Miss Laura Hill Mrs E W Crecraft Mrs Stuart Williams and Miss Dorothy Thompson
Wig show of Pennsylvania marks first of its kind at Kent and a success. With Parker gone, Guisewite and Mouse will write produce and direct the show under the faculty advisory committee. Tryouts use 125 students this year after 100 last year. Pit orchestra auditions led by Bob Orpin set for Feb 11 at 4 30 p m in Music hall across Main street from the University. additional dates Feb 19 and 20 follow.
General tryouts at 7 p m in the auditorium set and Friday Feb 14 at 4 p m for the 20 voice male glee club. Those seeking a male quartette role should contact Guisewite or Mouse via the mail boxes for audition placement.
A somber tribute recalls Adonais with tears and ritual to honor the departed. The verses fade into a reckoning of loss as mourners lift a toast, a somber scene amid sorrow and memory.
Alpha Omega sorority sponsors the first open dance of the semester a tea dance from 4 to 6 pm at the Robinhood. Betty Jane Leadenham chair announces Ruth Greenwood and Jayne Carnosh assist. Tickets at 15 cents each or 25 cents per couple, available from any Alpha Omega. Chaperones include Mrs. Charles Sheldon and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Sumner.
Greek student Nolis left Paurius in July 1940 arriving via Lis bon and Ellis Island to Mansfield on August 23 1940. Detained at Ellis Island nearly two weeks before cousin arranged release he chose to skip the first semester to refresh his English and plans to study accounting and marketing at the College of Business Administration.
A reader bids farewell to a poem with mockery of Shelley's Adonais and a stylized lament. The note invokes college sentiments and references to a character F and the letter D as part of a satirical farewell. The writer apologizes to all, especially Percy Bysshe Shelley.
Fashion writer Martha Harper previews a brighter campus sweater season with pink and blue shades like May Apple rouge and Glass Green. She notes new yarns such as Shetland blends mohair and zephire canes, longer wrist length styles, V necks, and sailor inspired details. A Jean Carter label cardigan and a Helen Harper twin set are highlighted as standout pieces.
Dr. Henry Dater, assistant professor of history, will speak February 11 on The French People Under the German Rule at the Robinhood. The weekly luncheons start at 12 noon with Henry LaTorraca as general chairman and guest speakers each week.
A practical outfit uses a stack of blankets tucked at the neck and feet to create a warm, wearable coat. The DIY look relies on layering and secure wrapping to trap heat without bulk.
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