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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1941
Page
2
Do Your Part Early! Blue Key and Cardinal Key launch a week long drive on Kent campus to have 2700 students wear 10 cent infantile paralysis pins. Through personal contact and a campus headquarters in the atrium they push for eight hour Thursday campaigns with Boy Scouts and Dean Manchester’s Advisors joining in.
A compendium of study tips for finals from Case Tech includes collecting the course book and class notes, setting up a quiet study space, reviewing notes, chatting with a fellow student, staying awake with a snack, writing a weekly letter home, addressing noise, and balancing study with rest. The piece also notes campus humor from Fordham and Northwestern and mentions Augustana College’s Kaffe Kalas tradition.
Kent's all coed band led by Director Roy Metcalf gained national attention as The School Musician featured the five regimental drummers on its cover and published a with-photos article praising the coed group's influence on band standards. The magazine notes potential expansion of the girl organization and plans to adjust the men's group to align with a larger all girl band. Art Perry offers free copies of the magazine to members with mail delivery available through Trory Music store.
A Kent State University opinion piece urges 1941 seniors to overcome apathy and attend all senior class meetings. The author warns that graduation costs depend on student input and emphasizes unity in shaping policies affecting their final year.
The Kent Stater is a four issue per week student newspaper at Kent State University Kent Ohio. It is published during the university year and weekly in summer with vacations suspending publication. Printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co and represented by National Advertising Service.
The item lists names of society and sports editors including Betty Crampton Jules Bognar and Gertrude DeVos with a long roster of staff writers and contributors such as Marian Saelens John Hanlin Bill Lloyd Berta Kernan Jo Zimmerman and many others. The document also mentions subscription price at 2.75 per year.
Campus column notes voting for Burr queen favors Alita Boecker. Wayne Sidinger drafted. Debris of social life appears with traffic of names, dances, badges, and romantic entanglements across dorms, clubs, and local venues, including Gamma Sig events and notable campus figures.
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