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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
2
Mickey Dover asserts student opinion favors the $1500 surplus for stadium fundraising. The Allocations committee faces a veto and must decide among four uses while considering conscience, department wishes, and the majority student will. He urges a clear stand for the stadium drive.
University officials explain summer session operates with its own allocations and separate fees. No transfer of funds to the regular year's budget exists. any surplus carries over to the next year or quarter. Students who pay these fees receive the benefits of their payments.
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt urged strong U S posture to keep Russia cooperating and warned that without unity the nation may prepare for another war. She spoke on her return from the Geneva U N Commission on Human Rights. Tito Claims Atom Bombs Yugoslav premier Tito allegedly told a Zagreb meeting the nation possesses atomic bombs jet fighters and 150 divisions for a final annihilation of reaction says a pro Italian newspaper La Voca Libera reports it holds the speech text.
A campus gossip column lists predictions about Mary Lou Holland as Kappa Sig Sweetheart, notes breakups like Nancy Baker with Fred Hawley and Candy Zilla with Larry Murphy, and highlights birthdays, couples, and intramural hockey talk at Twin Lakes and the YoCo ramp.
The bureau led by Dr. Lester H. Munzenmayer helps students and graduates find employment and secures part time work for financially strapped beginners. It provides confidential placement papers, emphasizes initiative, and notes salaries typically start around $200 monthly. An annual report on last year’s placements will be released soon.
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