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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1947
Page
2
The article urges students to keep the campus clean on the front lawn area used for sports. It notes improvements from last year in picking up newspapers and debris and calls for trash cans before wastepaper becomes a problem. It stresses campus beauty reflects on the university and student pride.
The essay argues for a revival of authentic jazz rooted in folk songs and New Orleans rhythms. It traces the genre from post Civil War freedmen in Basin Street to early piano blues in Lulu White's Mahogany Hall and the emergence of boogie woogie. It highlights Buddy Bolden Mamie Smith and the enduring link between singer personality and song.
Health educational films will be shown in the training school auditorium on Friday July 11 from 10 40 a.m. to 11 30 a.m.
VA advises that a veteran must obtain VA pre treatment approval for civilian medical or dental services if the government will pay. Emergency cases are exempt but reimbursement requires VA pre approval. Areas with no VA clinic use contracts with medical associations. Address changes must be reported to VA for records transfer. GI insurance premiums should be paid by check or money order, not cash.
John Hanlin and Winona Eyre Hanlin, university graduates, placed third in a mystery contest held by Harlan Mendenhall. The couple, now in the University of Oklahoma writer's workshop, collaborated on the story Love Was on Her Lips. Hanlin earned a BA in 1942, sociology. Mrs. Hanlin a 1941 BS Education and BA English with journalism minor.
The Kent Stater is published each Tuesday and Friday of the university's summer sessions and each Tuesday Wednesday and Friday of the regular school year. The staff includes Jack Barry Jim Bullock Ruth A Crawford Bob Fuehrer Bob Hartman Michael B McCabe Sylvester Nemes Betty Rowlen Martha Sr Pe Thaddeus Stokes Larry Vitsky Rudolph D Zappi Victoria Consentino Gerald Dantzic Kenneth K Goldstein Bill Lyle Robert West Bob Wolcott.
Notice records second class matte entry dated May 11 1927 at the Kent Post Office under act 1879. Printed Commercial Press Inc. 115 5s DePeyster ent.
A campus column criticizes the myth that beauty and brains travel separate tracks and extols Miss Batson of Kent State University as a bright, curious student. It rebukes anti intellectual attitude, notes other students’ fear of high marks, and praises the blend of intellect and personality in university life. The piece also lampoons campus figures and light hearted incidents including Thespian Nick Bozeka and local humor about mush rooms on the grounds.
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