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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1946
Page
2
Sidney J. Harris riffs on alleged female line jumpers and social failing. The piece links his complaint about cafeteria culprits to a broader remark on women's supposed disregard and invites sociologists to explain why such behavior occurs.
Middlemen lament rising costs as KSU students hold family councils to plan emergency actions. Veterans and teachers in fixed income face limited gains. Students await presidential guidance and fear a lack of external economic support could halt study and teaching.
A Potts Corner verse urges readers not to delay plans and to avoid boasting about future achievements. It warns that idling now leads to continued idleness and that wiser living starts in the present rather than tomorrow or the new year.
The column notes Massachusetts approving a veteran bonus while other states show cool reception. Louisiana has little action amid apathy toward the proposal. A subcommittee under Sen Edwin C Johnson moves the enlisted pay bill, granting leave credits and lump sum payments for service from Sept 8 1939 to six months after the war end.
Miss Eunice Saxe a two year WAVES veteran now teaches Spanish at the university. She operated a link trainer at Quonset Point and taught at the Atlanta instructors' school while in the navy. A Wooster College graduate she majors in English history and Spanish and knows Latin French and Italian. She collects Spanish records and plans a summer vacation in the United States Canada and Mexico.
Wilkinson describes a tree surgeon using a rope for balance as he saws a dead limb high in a liberally spaced tree. He notes he avoids spikes and relies on a rope looped around the trunk and tied to his body for support during descent.
University plans summer sidewalk reconstruction to curb erosion. Emil Berg, business manager, says walks will be laid where paths are worn, with Lilac Lane between Engleman Hall and the power plant paved. Concrete and asphalt forms planned. bids for sidewalks and Kent Hall painting open Friday.
The Mothers' club of Kappa Mu Kappa sponsored a picnic supper for the organization at the chapter house yesterday. Mrs. Charles Mosher of Kent led the event and future club activities were discussed at a meeting before the supper.
Kent State University in Kent Ohio lists staff roles and newspaper details. Editor in Chief Thomas A Bates News Editors Roy Apple Jim Bullock and others. business manager Russ Baird Tom Gavagan. subscription price two dollars per year. Post office filing Oct 11 1927. Printed by Commercial Press Inc.
In a Brady Tavern scene Abe Schultz laments women and dating, claiming females force men to seek companionship with alcohol. He cites a Kent University setting and mocks coed culture while drawing a grateful crowd of onlookers at the soda fountain.
A satirical college column denounces campus obsession with pageant queens at KSU. The authors mock student commentary on fraternities and question the annual queen culture from Blue Jean to Burr Queen, urging broader, less narrowed celebrations.
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