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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1943
Page
2
The familiar refrain of distractions like soda and swimming surfaces in the final week of the quarter. As the final test approaches tomorrow the urge to delay tasks grows stronger and the memory of procrastination lingers.
A note in the summer school schedule shows a course titled How To Live on 52 Bucks a Month. The item appears in the new schedule though details or instructor names are not provided.
The article discusses students balancing classes study work and activities. It notes some students lack outside work and are prone to procrastination while others learn time management. It warns against putting off tasks and suggests starting after Friday.
Letters respond to a Kent Stater sports page piece titled Aviation Students Toughen up in Gym. Readers criticize the placement and tone, with editor Herb Rosen apologizing for misinterpretation and promising no repetition. University student I L Brooks argues the article strengthened aircrew ties.
The Kent Stater at Kent State University lists publishing days as Tuesday Wednesday and Friday during the school year and weekly in summer terms. It notes publication suspended during vacations.
Army mailing morale study shows home letters shape troop spirit across Africa and the Pacific. Enlisted men prefer family news and wartime updates, friend reports, and hometown conditions. generals credit letters as vital to sustaining morale and war effort.
A playful gossip column notes local characters and in jokes about social events. It mentions Herb Rosen sweating during aircrewmen’s visit, a Dean Manchester Penny Drive fundraiser, and various playful nicknames and sightings around town. Names include Fanabag Joe, Dick Schwab, Ruthie Recht, Sue Worden, Rose Reitzel, Marilyn Soule, Pollyanna Pozniko, Flossie Gilbert, and others with lighthearted comments on attire, gifts, and upcoming plans.
Kent State University dedicates a living memorial tree and honors graduates who died in service. The ceremony recalls loss from 1943 1948 war and training incidents. Names include First Lieut. James E. McKinley and others reported missing in action with Army Air Corps stationed in England.
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