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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1940
Page
2
The Kent Stater is listed as a four‑times weekly newspaper during the academic year and weekly in summer, with publication pauses during vacations. It notes editors, staff roles, and contact information including office address in Kent Ohio and various names across editorial, news, sports, and features.
Kent State University showcases initiative through upcoming events. Nearly a thousand high school juniors and seniors will visit for a special program, followed by a large gathering of top photographers and editors. The Ohio College Newspaper association meets in April, and Music Week will feature a major Ohio event in May. Student volunteers will guide visitors and control hallway traffic.
A reader argues that Berta Kern en is misguided in her critique of the church. The letter defends organized religion as vital to society noting church leaders’ education and the need for support while suggesting church influence shapes women’s suffrage and public life.
The calendar lists daily events from March 5 to March 10 including a News Photography short course, the State High School Basketball tournament at Wills gym, and Firefly rehearsals in the auditorium. Also noted are YMCA and YWCA meetings, club gatherings at 302M and Moulton hall, Off Campus house presidents meeting, and weekend social events at Lowry hall and the Wesley Foundation church.
A humorous piece laments spring congestion caused by co eds pausing to chat and browse mail boxes in Merrill Hall. It contrasts northern and Middle West behavior, hints at a thumbtack fix, and notes the social dynamic as students anticipate a change in gender roles.
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