Persistent unpaid PDs threaten campus distribution
Clinton W. Osgood reports that an average of five to eight Cleveland Plain Dealers go unpaid daily from the university distribution pile in the atrium. The honor system delivery to students and faculty is under strain as forgetfulness or malice endangers the service.
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Kent Business Leaders Back Memorial Stadium Drive
The downtown kickoff Monday night showed strong Kent support for the stadium project. Prominent local citizens pledged their dedication to concentrate town efforts on the stadium benefiting both the town and the university.
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Semester ends early as Bowling Green shuts campus
Bowling Green State University closes for what was to be test week after a boiler room explosion disables two boilers and leaves classrooms unheated. Last semester finals will occur at the start of next term on February 4. Louisville University plans to broadcast educational radio shows from its studios under a proposed University of the Air program. A student photographer features in a Fenn College ad asking about affairs and marriage.
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Syrian student Marzia Kountly shares Arab view on Palestine conflict
Marzia Kountly a 29 year old Damascus native and Kent State visitor describes Arab fear of Zionism and a perceived anti Jewish war centered in Syria. She notes social divisions between Muslims Christians and Jews and contrasts Syrian and American freedoms while detailing her background and studies.
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Damascus
Syria
Marzia
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Kent State University
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OSU Grant Boosts Franklin County Cancer Research
Ohio State University receives a 24800 grant from the U S Public Health Service to expand and unify cancer research and clinical facilities in Franklin County. Dr Charles Dean notes the funding will support expanded collaboration and services.
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Lighter Side notices candidate and divorce reports
In Painesville Mrs. Francis H. Dwire announces as democratic candidate for Lake County sheriff. Cleveland reports Madelyn Schwetz alleging divorce proceedings against John Schwetz over cash for shoes. Cincinnati details a 200 mile taxi ride with a self described air force captain. Welch dispatch revives 22 year mother daughter contact, revealing Hazel Halsey in Baltimore and Regina Cross learning of a sister, Hope Antoniaci.
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Pearce Method Promotes Fair Study For College Students
Dr Daniel W Pearce psychology professor critiques hard cramming and offers a paced Pearce system advice including short study bursts and a bedtime review The piece notes supplement by Dr Maurice Baum and warns against cheating methods while urging fair exam preparation.
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Daniel W. Pearce
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