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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1940

Page

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A Prisoner Reflects on College and Life Training

A prisoner writes to Kansas State University readers about the meaning of college and university life. He frames higher education as a training camp for life and offers a humble address to students and friends of KSU. Continued on Page 2.

Notices for un stamped student activity tickets

Students without stamped activity tickets for the second semester may stamp them at any time in the registrar's office. Tickets must be shown with the registration fee card.

French educator Dr Philip visits campus for two days

Dr Andre Philip, professor of finance and economics at the University of Lyons, arrives for a two day stay as a guest of the university. He is to speak at the morning assembly and visit classrooms and meetings in the city and campus hosted by Dr Henry M Dater, assistant professor of history.

Andre Philip University of Lyons France Henry M. M. Dater Philip Chamber of Deputies Henry M. Dater

Changes in intramurals announced for fraternity league

The HPE department lists new intramural dates including basketball on Thursday Feb 15 at 7 pm and Monday Feb 19 at 11 pm. The swimming meet is moved to Monday March 11 at 7 15 pm and the gym meet to Thursday March 28 at 7 15 pm.

HPE

Jitterbug Decline Foretold By Michigan State Tutor

EAST LANSING Michigan State College music instructor William Kimmel predicts the jitterbug will fade within six months to a year as swing and sweet tunes gain prominence. He notes fewer jitterbugs on dance floors this fall and says classic tunes are also changing with new styles and methods reshaping modern music future.

Michigan State East Lansing Mich William Kimmel Michigan State College Glenn Miller Jack Teagarten Mr. Kimmel Bach Beethoven Wagner

Altmann to Discuss Activity at Study Group Meeting

Prof. G. J. Altmann of the health and physical education department will address the physical education section of the Ohio High School Curriculum Study group at Shaker Heights High School on February 15. He will speak on The Curriculum and Unit of Activity in Physical Education.

Altmann G. J. Altmann Health and Physical Education Department Shaker Heights High School

Shag contest winners named at sophomore event

The Stater erred Tuesday in announcing June Sterling and Bud Gerber as winners in the shag contest at the sophomore Sweater Swagger. It says the Don Tingley Mary Eichenlaub team shared co honors with Louise Reitzel and Cliff Sherran.

Sterling Bud Gerber Don Tingley Mary Eichenlaub Louise Reitzel Cliff Sherran

Legion Mitt Show In Wills Feb 12 Northeastern Ohio Boxing

Pugilistic fans from Northeastern Ohio will gather in Wills gym at 7 30 Monday night for Kent States second boxing show of the year the annual American Legion Boxing tournament Sponsored by the university boosters club the event determines fighters who will represent Northeastern Ohio in upcoming contests.

Northeastern Ohio Wills Gym Kent State American Legion Booster’s Club Ray Lasker Ed Cheselski Lasker Cleveland Cheselski Wellsville Kent American Legion House Chuck Lee Butch O’hare Leonard Gosken Richard Mahan

Rotary Audience Told of Eastern Treaty Change

G Sidney Phelps urged the United States to act on the Japanese trade treaty to pressure Tokyo. He argued China’s government remains unresolved and praised Mme Chiang Kai Shek for domestic progress. The Kent State Rotary forum touched on East Asia policy and regional leadership.

Rotary Phelps United States G. Sidney Phelps Kent State University East State Department China Japan Chiang Kai Shek Mme Siberia

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