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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1941
Page
2
A campus social scene in the library described as lively yet distracting. The piece argues the library should remain a reference center for study, not a student union, and urges students to use Brady or Deck for socializing to avoid disrupting serious study.
Kent State University announces a policy to keep the campus free from business ventures like soft drink outlets. The president states the goal is to prioritize academic pursuits and student welfare, noting existing non academic venues already serve student refreshment needs.
Dr. Francis J. Brown examines student attitudes toward national defense as draft questions surface. Registration and local boards drive timing, with four main classifications and student I D status shaping the path for those finishing the current academic year.
The article notes the impact of National Selective Headquarters reclassifying students from I-D or I-E to I-A or II-A. It highlights inconsistent local board decisions, with two roommates in medical school receiving different classifications. It discusses options for regulating deferments in essential defense fields or listing essential occupations.
After months of dormancy the student council asserts itself by limiting queen elections and phony publicity stunts. The move aims to curb excess crowds of candidates while affirming the value of genuine honor and campus activity.
The piece argues the student council should gain more authority after shedding party divisions between Greeks and Independents. It praises recent steps, notes need for unity, and cautions against admin veto while urging a more assertive council role.
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