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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1947
Page
2
Prof. Bernard Mikofsky argues that total atomic war is unthinkable and urges citizens to think, read critically, and engage in UN diplomacy. He stresses peaceful, rational discourse, opposition to emotionalism, and active public pressure for ongoing debate and cooperation toward lasting peace.
Dr. Elizabeth Smith seeks live bats for experiments, noting Ohio scarcity hampers research. She aims to capture 25 to 30 bats at once with student help, appealing for any home or local bat HQ leads. University Theater star Jim Bullock reacts with disdain, wishing the bat to be caught.
A campus gossip column notes a large turnout short of three dozen for an atomic discussion among thousands of students and teachers. It also previews University Theater rehearsals for Dear Ruth with Bob MacDonald and Nicky Bozeka, plus a stream of dorm and campus life vignettes and quips from Merrill Hall to Kent Hall with a tongue in cheek closing remark on the Republican party.
A fragmented reportorial staff listing includes Ruth A. Crawford Bob Raees Saeed Macabe Sy erhem Rowlen Gerald Dantzic Kenn EK Goldstein Bill Lyle and Robert West. It notes the university's Tuesday and Friday schedule within the regular school year and references an 1927 post office entry in Kent.
This satirical piece mocks campus gossip columns and calls for education by recalling an amusing amoeba analogy. It highlights unnamed teachers and various student antics while poking fun at trivial celebrity-like notices.
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