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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1949
Page
2
A campus drive seeks funds for a 15 000 seat stadium at KSU with an initial 5 000 seat goal of 75 000 dollars. Students and campus groups have contributed, while others have not, and a summer push urges donations via the Stater office.
Classified notice appears to be a second class matter statement for Kent Ohio with an Oct 11 1927 dated post office filing and incomplete OCR text.
An antique tale describes a note attached to a pavement fragment near a window. The note warns of discovery and danger as the thief contemplates exposure and further pursuit. The narrator hints at stolen wine and a watcher closing in.
Former student recounts joining Young and Rubicam in New York after college, detailing accounts like Goodyear General Foods and Life and Time. He credits interest, hard work, and professor guidance for success in advertising and urges others to pursue the field with dedication.
An editor’s note compiles reader support for Al Post’s plan to rent beach chairs to students at five cents per hour. Funds would aid the stadium drive while aiding study habits and campus appearance. The signatories urge chair acquisition for comfort and aesthetics. The note also cites Aconcagua’s height as 23 080 feet.
The Ohio College Newspaper Association reports a 949 member roster for 1949 highlighting growth and participation across Ohio colleges. Members include student newspapers and university chapters expanding collaboration and resources.
George Scriven laments finally having a permanent home and own toothbrush space after years in YMCA huts and quonset barracks. He notes the new domestic setup brings pride in home life, fears bathroom chaos, and jokes about marriage shifts and beauty products clutter.
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