Kent State reports large turnout at professional workshops
President George A Bowman tallies over 5000 attendees at workshops clinics and conferences over the year. Sessions covered clothing construction shorthand juvenile delinquency court schooling and UNESCO. The Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press clinic drew 1000 editors and writers.
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Where To Park On Campus Sparks Public Gripes And Proposals
Readers complain about campus parking, citing a 650 space Summit street lot often filled by 8:30 to 11 a.m. The traffic department plans a new lot near the football field and initiative to prevent bottlenecks. Community cooperation and orderly parking are urged to improve conditions.
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No Titles Yet But News Of War Era Worries Campus
A 1940s voice urges calm amid rising postwar fears of military service and international tensions. It cautions against panic and urges readers to follow daily news and think clearly as prices rise and Americans face potential shortages.
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Carmer's Hudson Is Absorbing and Entertaining, Says Reviewer
Fox Cunningham reviews Carl Carmer's The Hudson in The Rivers of America series. The book blends history with narrative prose, making the river and its people come alive from Adirondack origins to New York City. It argues novelists better interpret America’s riverine past and celebrates Hudson lore, while noting modern efforts to restore the river with a new city sewage system.
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English Club plans Cain Park outing to Green Grow the Lilacs
English Club members wishing to attend tonight's Cain Park Theatre show should contact Miss Regina Hanway at 213 B Merrill Hall or meet in Rockwell Library parking lot at 6 30 p m. The folk play begins at 8 15 p m and inspired the musical Oklahoma.
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