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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1947
Page
2
The university will receive a new student union center funded by the Federal Works agency and University Business Manager Emil Berg. After years of drives and campaigns, the SUB project moves forward without fanfare, aiding recreation for nearly 5,000 students and serving the growing campus community.
The piece pleads that money cannot buy happiness or prayers for those in need. It contrasts rich desires with the worth of helping the vulnerable, urging readers to send wealth to useful causes. The message promotes love, care, and divine grace through charitable acts for crippled cases and aid to the needy.
A reflective verse depicts a moonlit winter campus scene with fog and silent buildings. An old man’s frosty gaze stalks the walks as a dreamlike mood gives way to dawn. The poem ends with the old man’s death and a vanished magic, cleansing the world anew.
The Chestnut Burr business manager apologizes to the student body and Therese Green for a misunderstanding in presenting contest rules. He states intentions were sincere and seeks to ensure equal chances for all contestants in the Therese Green queenship.
Dr Joseph Politella, an associate professor of philosophy and former army captain, offers white Arrow shirts to male students who wear T shirts during class. He argues T shirts show hair on the chest and disrupt classroom formations while serving as a proctor at Terrace Lodge area. Politella also writes on military life and the Code of Honor for the RAF newspaper.
At K-Vet campus a Wednesday night dance shows two music camps for the Feb 7 Top Hop. Jitterbug advocates push for a lively name-band heritage while supporters favor sweet tunes from a modern group.
The Kent Stater lists editorial and staff roles including Editor Bob Casey and Sports Editor Al Post. It notes the paper is published three times weekly on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays during the university year with vacation suspension and credits Commercial Press, Inc., Kent Ohio for printing.
Mickey Dover disputes seating problems at basketball games and defends the campus booster drive. He claims the plan fostered competition and was not intimidation, while noting Miss Dona Mae Burkhardt contradicted the accusation. He presses clarity on the dispute and asserts no coercive methods were used.
Local music scene notes the Solituders a union outfit led by Roy D Metcalf may face compliance questions amid ongoing chatter about labor rules. The column highlights performers Jack Ward Jeanne Cary Corky Corcoran Jimmy Simms and Kenton Herman connections with bands at Akron Zep Club Kent State and upcoming film projects.
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