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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1946
Page
2
The allocations committee balanced the winter quarter 1946 budget at 7485.41 despite funding difficulties. Some groups claim bias and excessive cuts, but observers note proportional reductions and credit the committee for cooperation and sacrifice while warning against undermining student government.
Slogan What can YOU spare that they can wear outlines a clothing collection for overseas relief. The drive to aid suffering men women and children in war torn countries runs until January 31. Drop boxes are at city hall fire department schools and post offices with reasonably clean clothing to box and ship.
Barbara McDowell announced at the meeting that elections for senior and freshman student council representatives will be held February 14. Petitions are available Wednesday at the student council office and must be returned by noon February 4. Ten percent of the class must sign to validate a petition.
Printed by Commercial Press Inc Kent Ohio as second class matter under 1879 act October 11 1927 at DePeyster Street address.
Tomorrow the campus library adds Cass Timberlane by Sinclair Lewis along with Frances Winwar's The Life of the Heart on George Sand and Leland Schubert's Hawthorne biography. Pierre Gaxotte's Frederick the Great and Upton Sinclair's Dragon Harvest join the new arrivals with Wide Is the Gate and Presidential Agent in the Sinclair sequence.
Dr. James T. Laing head of sociology predicts major universities like Ohio State will bear the heaviest burden as returning veterans enter college. He notes smaller colleges such as Kent State will feel the impact next and urges young men to consider smaller schools for closer guidance before pursuing graduate study at larger institutions.
A letter to the editor critiques a six hour allocations committee session that cut most university organizations to fund Head Coach Trevor Rees with 2822.05 dollars for varsity athletics. The writer warns that sacrifice of campus groups was chosen to finance high class football and anticipates the Golden Flashes football kickoff next fall.
Anne Wilt has handled calls at KSU since 1943 and recalls voices after first contact. About 100 phones serve the campus with operator assistance by C L Loveridge as a part timer. Roy Metcalf, music associate professor, promises consistent band performances at events like Akron games.
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