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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1940
Page
2
The Kent Stater is a tri weekly newspaper at Kent State University Kent Ohio. It is entered as second class matter October 11 1927 at Kent Ohio under the act of 1870. Printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co Kent Main St. Subscription 2 75 per year.
The language division plans future credit for high school language students in a beginning college course. This risks experienced students in beginner classes who will advance too quickly and take top grades, unless those with prior language study are placed in advanced courses with full credit.
Add A Few Names ENT State may well be proud of its wrestling team. The defeat by Kansas State was a moral victory showing Regala lads can tackle champions. Kent State has produced fine wrestlers and this year may add names like Russ Dean and Carmen Falcone to the lineup.
An ACH man and university student notes that campus mail boxes are personal property of the named student and warns that letters and notices removed from others boxes have caused complaints. The message calls for stopping this behavior and reminds readers that tampering is a federal offense outside and a serious matter on campus.
A despondent student recounts a long, comic odyssey through Kent State registration from September 1939 to the fall of 1942. He shares lines, detours, a Christmas tree, and a failed attempt to register for the September to February semester.
A comic office audition unfolds as Mr Hiram Maybee questions Mr G Radd about four college years. Radd boasts of leadership roles and campus fame before striking a note of chaos as Maybee chases him with a vase, the curtain falling on the chase.
Students crowd the registrar area seeking next term class timetables. A bright sophomore jokes about a deficiency for class work as others note the confusion. The item marks historical trivia about the Revolutionary War ending and a light joke about a cow and a chicken with eggnog.
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