Kent State student founds campus humor magazine Duchess
Bill Tapper, 23, Akron native and Kent State student, started Kampus Daze later called the Duchess after advice from friend William Tapper. He edited in 1936-37 with Dr. J. O. Engleman’s approval while pursuing pre law at Ohio State.
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William Tapper
Kent State University
Akron
Kent
the Duchess
Tapper
Akron West
Hal Zeiger
the Red Cat
Western Reserve University
Kent State
J. O. Engleman
Ohio State
Sign for Teaching Notice to Senior Education Students
All students who expect to do student teaching before September 1940 and have not registered for same should do so at the Training school office at once. Elementary teachers should preserve hours 9 to 11 or 1 to 3 and submit copies of their schedule to the training school office promptly. High school teachers should report to the training school office and receive their student teaching assignment before finishing their trial programs.
Lovell Attacks Law Disregard At Public Forum
Mayor Alf C. Lovell condemned widespread law disregard in a public forum attended by students faculty and townspeople. City Solicitor Frank J. Dangler spoke as part of the university forum committee event signaling a call for respect for authority.
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Lovell
Kent
Alf C. Lovell
University Forum Committee
Muskingum Hands Golden Flashes Third Straight Loss 60-46
Muskingum College defeated Kent State 60-46 at Muskie gym to hand the Golden Flashes their third straight loss. Wayne Griffith led Kent with 16 points while Everett and Alberta paced Muskingum with 14 and 12. The game featured 38 fouls and five ejections as Muskingum maintained a 30-22 halftime lead.
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Muskingum
Golden Flashes
Wayne Griffith
Mickey Dover
New Concord
Ohio
Muskingum College
Kent State
Muskie Gym
Muskie
Kent
Everett
Alberta
Watson
Muskies
Andreas
Conner
Ballentine
Evans
Beggars On Horseback Play Postponed To Jan 31
Prof. E. Turner Stump announced the University theatre comedy Beggars On Horseback will be presented January 31 February 1 and 2 instead of January 17 18 and 19 due to crowded auditorium. New semester opening means registration cards are unavailable and there will be no pre distribution of tickets. Students may obtain tickets from the speech office with fee cards.
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E. Turner Stump
Hinman Warns Students On Campus Parking Rules
Campus traffic officials report a surge in tickets since Christmas with many violators not responding as tickets request. D R Hinman warns all regulations remain in force and fines may double if violators do not report. Parking is limited to back of Moulton hall area and one side of the rear driveway, with several restricted zones noted.
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D. R. Hinman
Moulton
Merrill
Council Considers Proposed Calendar
The student council objected only to the Thanksgiving vacation in the proposed 1940-41 calendar. The plan would dismiss school for two weeks during the holidays, with discussion continuing after last Monday’s meeting.
Cardinal Key to Hold Honor System Assembly at University
Cardinal Key sponsors a student assembly this afternoon at 1 in the university auditorium to discuss the honor system. Speakers from last Friday's open forum will return to answer questions from the floor, led by Jean Ulmer, Cardinal Key president.
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Cardinal Key
Jean Ulmer
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Wisconsin
Oklahoma University
Holcombe
Samuel Bookatz
E. L. Novotny
Bookatz
Cleveland
University Art Gallery
Bill Tapper
Frank J. Dangler
Flashes
Aeane Esnttian Tha Sandant Can
Griffith
Gulgin
Stainmen
Baldwin
Ashland
Mount Union
Wooster
Wittenberg
Porowski
Kansas
Claude Sharer
Case
Walt Porowski
John
Hancock
Kansas State College
Wills Gym
Hinman
Honor System Assembly
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