Education Means Patriotism Editorial
An editorial argues students should stay in college to best serve the nation and criticizes enlisting to avoid service. It notes Hershey plans deferments for study, and that many students delay drafting by following regulations. The piece praises staying with books as patriotic and urges readiness when the government needs them.
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Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
General Hershey
Veterans’ Administration
Navy
Air Force
Charles Woolsey Cole
Amherst College
Look Magazine
KSU
Stater editors set new year resolutions for campus news
The Stater editors announce a policy shift aiming to present more university and student centered stories with brevity in editorial comment. They describe the paper as both a news reporter and a public relations vehicle for KSU, pledging a more engaging feature page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stater
KSU
Holiday social whirl and campus sightings at Yale scene
Barbara Novak attended Yale ball with Alpha Zipledge while Anne Chamberlin the Bowling Green transfer joined Delta Gamma. Pat Thompson spent New Year’s Eve weekend in Buffalo. Eight Delta Zetas received engagement rings as Christmas gifts. Milton Widder of the Cleveland Press offered column tips. Carol Chapman hosted a holiday party with many students and guests. A New York club gathering and a Notre Dame event in Youngstown drew alumni and friends. Marilyn Rastall and Leslie Borge, Kent students, plan a Jan 13 wedding at St Patrick’s church with a Robin Hood reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Novak
Yale
Anne Chamberlin
Bowling Green
Delta Gamma
Pat Thompson
Buffalo
New York
Delta Zeta
Gil Wanzer
Sandy Weiss
Bob Frieder
Dick Block
Bob Lewis
al Golub
Kent
Notre Dame
Stamp Auditorium
Youngstown
Ohio
Freddie Schaffer
June Jones
Joyce Hulse
Peg McCleery
Elaine Cripps
Marilyn Rastall
Leslie Borge
St. Patrick’s Church
Robin Hood
Connecticut students held on breach charges at campus
Six University of Connecticut students are jailed in lieu of 200 collateral bond after being charged with breach of the peace. One student faced a trash in a mailbox accusation. Federal authorities will not press charges. Nine other students had an unexpected lake swim during foggy conditions after their cars veered off a road. Clemson College moves to a new policy on double majors with a requirement to finish all work and electives for both majors. The policy will take effect next summer, replacing the current individual approach. Hobart College published a Christmas gift to its students, a partial reprint of the Hobart Herald first issue from March 1879. The Herald carried a clause limiting grievances while offering reform publicity. Grinnell College through the George F. Baker foundation plans to distribute 50 000 in scholarships to small towns under 15 000 population. Inter-Fraternity Council on four campuses tackles discriminatory fraternity and sorority clauses. Michigan Student Legislature set a six year deadline for fraternities to remove discriminatory clauses from charters. Columbia and Wisconsin follow similar timelines. Northwestern remains supportive of fraternities not being at fault.
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Willimantic
Clemson College
South Carolina
Clemson
Hobart College
Geneva
N. Y
Hobart Herald
Herald
Sam Severson
Grinnell College
George F. Baker Foundation
New York
Baker Foundation
Natron
Middle West
Inter-Fraternity Council
Michigan
Columbia
Kent Stater Editorial and Business Staff Listing
The Kent Stater notes its staff including Kenyon Hottell as Business Staff Assistant and Jo Harper as Advertising Manager and Edition Manager John Berea. The paper is published Tuesday through Friday during the school year and summers, suspended during vacations, entered as second class matter Oct 11 1927, at Kent Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon Hottell
Jo Harper
John Berea
Kent Stater
Kent, O
Commercial Press, Inc
Ster St
Kent
Merrill Hall
Kent State University
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Milton Widder
The
Cleveland Press
Carol Chapman
Carol
Flossie Dupakoski
Tom Otto
Helen Dacko
Nick Nero
Flossie Gier
Larry Park
Bo Mooradian
Marcia Greene
Tom Nero
Colleen Bell
Vivian Geltz
Bill Stewart
Norm Dyson
Dottie Lamb
Joanne Gebhart
Ed Clark
Dave
Don Dornback
Esquire
Exolem
University of Wisconsin
Regent
Northwestern University
IFC
Hal Simmonds
Parker Voll
Gene Alexander
Anadenpacennncivis
Phyllis Slack
Bae iGhi Pelea Pee Sid Thomas
Bud Williams
Bosenen
John L. Koshar
Séndtaanbiens
Bill Samaras
Fabrwanenedeseh
Don Sabath
Seeunnnens Weatwanenhancn
Joe Durbin
Marge Choate
John Fowler
Oper Erat Tateetecs'sa
Jean Hanum
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