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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1941
Page
2
President Charles Seymour of Yale argues for a permanent college role in national defense during emergencies. He calls for a long range program to preserve colleges, limits military training to technical courses, and rejects partial measures or compromise.
Morning Mail editor acknowledges students of Hellenic descent and the American-Hellenic Student Committee for Medical Aid to Greece for contributions to the Greece relief effort. Constantine X. Alexopoulos reports $175.50 on hand with tickets pending and hopes to reach $200 by March 1.
The piece muses on youth and mortality as science or fate shape beliefs. The author recalls midnight in Chinatown near a church filled with sleeping elders, and contrasts youthful bravado with grim decay. He notes peers valuing few remaining years and a drove toward fatalism and escape from life’s burdens.
Education leaders warn selective service will disrupt enrollment planning and schedules as colleges press for deferments for key technical students while seeking end-of-year postponements for “just students.” They urge draft boards to assess real needs and avoid blanket deferments or immediate service.
A burst of campus miscellany notes Dale Books finds a top candidate for the Short Course’s most photographed girl. Venice Restaurant schedules a streamlined night club opening by fall at Erie and Franklin. The Suffield WCTU backs Russa O’Conke. Lynn Miller from OSU visits for the Krupa format.
The Kent Stater announces its publication schedule four times weekly during the academic year with summer suspension. It lists editors and staff including George A. Fleischer as Editor, Jules Bognar as Business Manager, Earl Vacaria as City Editor, and Agust Quattrochi as Sports Editor, with college press affiliations and a $2.75 yearly subscription.
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