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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1947

Page

2

Bed For A Student Drive Is In Order At KSU

Emergency measures at Kansas State University address rising enrollment. No classes in temporary spaces, but crowded conditions persist. Dormitory housing remains a challenge, despite a prior Bed For a Vet effort that added room for nearly 500 students. The university expects continued growth this fall and invites another campaign to aid new arrivals.

KSU Terrace Lodge K-Vets University Veterans Organization

Make The Future Dont Fear It

A speech urges courage over fear of the atomic era. It argues fear, not the bomb, threatens civilization and calls on the current generation to meet new frontiers with resolve. The speaker stresses responsible use of atomic energy and the duty to shape a hopeful tomorrow.

United States

Manchester States IF Council Powers

Dean Raymond E. Manchester spoke at the Inter-fraternity council’s first summer session meeting in Kent hall room 219. He said power will grow on campus with the national order, noting much authority now rests with the policy committee awaiting presidential approval.

Raymond E. Manchester Inter-fraternity Council Kent Hall Manchester

No Classes July Fourth Announcement

President George A. Bowman announced that classes will not meet on Friday, July 4. Due to the short week, the States will appear on Thursday next week instead of Friday.

George A. Bowman

Kent State Stater Staff and Publication Details

The Kent Stater lists editors and reporters across sections including society sports and feature, naming Don Boehrlin Jessie West Russell Harris and others. It notes publication schedule during summer sessions and regular terms, with filing and printing details at Kent Ohio.

Kent Stater

Largest Enrollment Seen Generating Housing Strain at Kent State

University housing officials face a looming fall housing shortage as enrollment nears a record 4300. Veterans using the G I bill will swell demand, with 1700 off campus and 1700 plus 125 women in campus facilities. town drives like Bed for a Vet aided relief, but more is needed to house all students on or near campus.

Kingdom Rhema A. Fair Windham Akron Kent Kent State Westbrook Goldstein Air Corps Petrillo

Otter Instruction At Reading Clinic Announces Openings

Dr. Leslie Garnett announces openings for private reading lessons at the reading clinic. University students may enroll for sessions aimed at improving literacy with a capacity of 10 to 15 students.

Otter Leslie Garnett

MacDonald Audiences Praise Verses at Rotary Talk

Canadian poet MacDonald entertained a full house Tuesday morning with readings from his verse collection. He sold many copies after the talk and the speech was repeated to the Kent Rotary club, which called it one of the best programs it has presented.

Wilson MacDonald Fren Musselman MacDonald Courier-Tribune Kent

This Is Jazz Broadcast Earns Praise From Cleveland

Howie Land of WJMO earns commendation for This is Jazz airing Sundays 4 05 to 5 00. The column lauds his jazz presentation from Lu Watters New Orleans style to Dizzy Gillespie rebop and notes imports from France. Also mentions Ralph Bass Black and White album and Charley Christian Memorial on Vox.

Howie Land Cleveland WJMO Lu Watters New Orleans Dizzy Gillespie France Ralph Bass Charley Christian Vox Tex Williams Phil Harris Blue Barron MGM Records Uncle Sam Cinderella Stump Red Ingle Jo Stafford Capitol Tex Beneke

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Kent State University Kent, C John Forrest Karl F. Braucher Society Don Boehrlin Jessie West Russell Harris Donald Warman Jack Barry Jim Bullock Ruth A. Crawford Bob Fuehrer Bob Hartman Michael B. McCabe Sylvester Nemes Betty Rowlen Martha Shingler Thaddeus Stokes Larry Vitsky Rudolph D. Zappi Gerald Dantzic Kenneth K. Goldstein Bill Lyle Robert West Bob Wolcott Kent, O Commercial Press, Inc DePeyster St Jerry Dantzic School of Journalism University Veterans Association MUSIC By Robert West and American Federation of Musicians Little Caesar the Musical Life Cleveland Orchestra Cincinnati Pittsburgh
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