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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1940
Page
3
A reflective piece recounting freshman year habits. The author notes how excessive outside activities and dates distracted from classes and delayed academic goals. Over time the writer realizes the need to balance commitments and that upperclass peers relied on by freshmen have themselves shifted priorities.
Hackim, 23, holder of an AB from Kent State, has eight years in publicity. Since joining Kent, the department has gained unprecedented sports publicity with releases in every state and Ohio daily papers. His work has reached international papers including a Sweden feature on Kent’s Swede Netzen.
The Women's Athletic Association hosts the semi formal Sweetheart dance in Wills gym from 9 to 12. The king of hearts will be chosen during intermission by officers Betty Ferguson Viola Smith Adele Singley and Claire Jane Wagstaff. Tickets are available at the door.
A summary of a figure dubbed a key sports official who transferred from Akron University to Kent as a sophomore and who serves as reporter scorekeeper timer and manager on trips. His wit lightens bus rides and he is described as a one-man cheering section for the team.
Two Stater reporters traveled from Kent to Akron and Delaware chasing a history of modern journalism. They met publisher W F Wiley in Cincinnati and attended Noel Coward's Easy Virtue with actress Constance Bennett. They end by asking, Was you offer in Zinzinnetty.
Paul Zeller, a university junior, will teach a non credit class titled Common Elements in the Arts. It meets Wednesdays in room 315M from 4 to 5 pm starting next week, for 12 weeks, using examples from architecture sculpture photography music and literature to develop criticism and appreciation. Zeller trained under Dr. Paul F. Speckbaugh at St Josephs College Collegeville Ind.
The subject maintains the same size hat as in the past and remains modest and unassuming. He greets visitors to his journalism department office with a kind word, reflecting a steady, approachable presence.
Dr H D Bollinger Wesley Foundation secretary will preach at 10:45 Sunday at the Methodist church. He will describe his Europe trip including the Christian Youth conference in Amsterdam and visits to Scandinavian Germany France Britain and Holland. He now tours northern U S colleges and invites sororities fraternities and campus groups. Big Bill Edward Tiger guard once lost 30 pounds in a Princeton Yale football game.
A light column notes Kent students discussing a dream predicting no quiz, New York dancing without shoes among Akron students, and Valentine’s Day effects on dorm mail. It mentions Mary Sehray entertaining sorority sisters in Akron and a playful question about Kent teams the Flashes or Crashes.
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