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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1945
Page
2
The article questions what happens to annual class dues collected by class treasuries and whether students receive benefits from paying. It notes that nonpayment does not bar participation in most activities and suggests a lack of incentives to pay dues.
The passage notes small freshman and senior dues accumulate each year and eventually fund a class gift. It argues that class officers gain nothing from insisting on dues or ensuring collection, and questions why in four months this year there has been no sign of class activities.
Appeals by University women for a student led effort to flood tennis courts to form an ice rink seek male student participation. Plans are ready but winter flooding will require volunteers. authors warn it will be hard but call for cooperation and involvement.
Producer Bud Gerber forecasts a large sell-out for the student musical No Time For Classes at Kent State University. The show debuts after the Top Hop on February 17 and features songs meant to attract alumni, townspeople, and visiting families.
Raymond E. Manchester argues that Americans will persist in the belief that individuals can shape their futures. He contends education, churches, and parents push youths to extended effort, fostering a mindset of success and personal mastery in a postwar era.
A letter to the editor criticizes the University Theatre formal for being exclusive to those who can afford formal wear. The writer alleges ballot stuffing biased the pre Christmas poll and calls for a fair vote of the male student body to reveal true preferences.
A breezy collage of campus rumors and social happenings mentions Lois Longmead winning a sport jacket from Joyce Farmer Boyer and Pat Price guiding Jim Betterton. It reports engagements, dances, ring plans, flirtations, and various student figures amid lighthearted jabs and affectionate nicknames.
In two weeks freshmen meetings drew only a few students. A canceled first meeting and a second with less than a majority attended showed weak enthusiasm. Jean Goncher urges more class spirit to boost the new class’s prestige and loyalty.
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