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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1949
Page
2
The Stadium drive proposes daily income by small contributions from students and faculty. A penny-a-day from each donor could reach about 30 dollars daily, with funds placed in blue pots at Merrill Hall stands and emptied into a glass jug for Stadium drive authorities.
In a Montgomery voice and diction class, students learn to pronounce words clearly, control pitch and breathing, and improve vocabulary. The instructor aims to put readers at ease, help them be heard, and sound interesting, with a motto to open the mouth and let themselves go.
The Veteran's Angle warns readers not to write the VA about the proposed insurance dividend and urges naming beneficiaries to protect estates from creditors. It notes New York bonus bill amendments for veterans abroad, and reports on state progress and court reviews delaying payments in Washington, Iowa, South Dakota, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, and Louisiana.
The verse laments mortals and fortune as Death passes, mocks the revelers in the harlot's house, and predicts Death will revisit the living and bury the proud, leaving only the grave as a sentinel over the living who ignore fate. The speaker recalls a man enclosed in himself unaware of his imminent end.
The Kent Stater masthead lists editors and staff including Editor Kenneth Webb News Editor Myron Abood Society Editor Joe Friedman and others. It notes publication Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Tuesdays and 3 am days in summer with suspensions during vacations. Subscription is $2 per year and printing is by Commercial Press, Inc. in Kent Ohio.
A reprint of an editorial style piece argues that humans and machines have become interdependent. It portrays machines as authors of progress now challenging humankind to adopt behavioral science to avoid catastrophe and build a safe, abundant world.
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