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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1947
Page
2
After Christmas break KSU students return for the new year with aims to study harder. Veterans already show high grades and WWII impacts linger. The coming quarter will compress 12 weeks into 10, signaling more work and higher marks.
A list of events from January 7 to January 9 at Kent campus places including Student Service Association 210 Kent Alpha Epsilon Club 210 Kent Y M C A pool W A A badminton Dance Club 119 Kent La Tertulia 317 Merrill Bridge Moulton Music Room Sharks Club pool and more.
The article reports on Kent State University students from Brooklyn,N Y including 18 participants in a photo panel. It notes six posed for a picture amid debates over Brooklyn speech and Hollywood portrayals. Benjamin Appel and Peter Colombo describe choosing Kent after a 42nd street library visit.
A long letter debate unfolds between Bob Danford and Mickey Dover over a student advertising campaign in university mailboxes. Deans Manchester Hyatt deny future approval and say permission was not sought from the student council, while Dover defends the vet effort amid campus changes.
Kent State editor in chief John R Morris, circulation and business staff including William Hugo and Julian Suso, editorial team Pat Morgan Bob Casey and others. Reporters named Jim Bullock Bobee Joann Kemp Martha Shinler Bill Baum Dale Howe John Forrest Ron Smith and more. Paper published three times weekly on Tue Wed Fri. vacation suspension noted.
Public notice states the item is entered as second class matter on October 11, 1927 at the Kent Post Office under the 1879 act. It lists Printed Commercial Press, Inc. at 1158 DePeyster Street, Kent, Ohio as the publisher.
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