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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1941
Page
2
Larry Woodell the construction supervisor and Senator Frank Whittemore spearhead a campus project for Kent State behind Wills gymnasium. The new outdoor bowl will serve as an amphitheater tennis court and ice skating rink and may host outdoor commencement exercises.
Labor grows as a force in US defense planning. This week and next, two University discussions explore labor's role in the defense program. Tomorrow’s Town Hall forum discusses Labor's Part In the Defense Program and on Monday the 20th the University forum presents Practical Program of Reducing Labor Strife During National Defense.
A campus reader lauds Wayman Toll at Kent State University as a diplomatic, non athletic, sociable student with a knack for winning confidences. The letter predicts he would be a strong president of a hypothetical diplomatic league and remarks on his campus presence and appearance.
Three biology department faculty attended separate society meetings at the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Philadelphia. Dr. J Arthur Herrick joined American Phytopathological and Mycological Societies of America sessions. Dr. Ralph W Dexter reported Ecological and Limnological Societies of America gatherings. Dr. James P Heath took part in American Society of Zoologists meetings.
A humorous column of quips about dating, library premeds, and fashion, with jests about girls at KSU, Chalk humor on color hair, and a milk punch punchline. Noting the author mocks social scenes, gender stereotypes, and daily life with light sarcasm and playful anecdotes.
The Kent Stater staff list includes Betty Crampton Jules Bognar and editors Lindy Barch and Gus Chigges with several reporters and department heads. The page notes publication cadence four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer, with printing by P. B. Bonsall & Co. in Kent Ohio.
A chaotic stream of names, romances, and campus happenings unfolds from the We See It column with Helen Harter, Bernie May, and numerous students linked to social ties, squabbles, and jokes. The note ends with best wishes to classmates and a nod to the Sweat er Swageger event.
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