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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
2
Eleanor Hruby head dietitian says the university cafeteria is charging the absolute minimum. Prices have climbed 57 percent since the war began and students complain about cuts to food quality and variety.
A West Wing cafeteria at the dormitory is planned to handle growing male and veteran appetites. Army funds supported many dorm improvements, but steam tables and equipment are still needed. The facility now serves about 600 mixed patrons and keeps scarce items like butter on the menu.
Serge Koussevitzky praises jazz virtuosity with Bach like trumpet ranges. Teddy Wilson and Art Tatum draw Downbeat praise. Mel Powell imitates Wilson. KSU student Bob Hartman in Cleveland, Billy Byrne trumpet spots, Bob Young vocal at the Troc. KSU choirs perform at Crile hospital and auditorium. faculty members in Cleveland Symphony. Harold Miles Reverie sung at Severance Hall. American Troubadors tonight. Hollywood to adapt Scheherazade. Chicago Theater airs The Mikado and next week The Secret of Suzanne.
A letter urges passage of anti Petrillo bills to support NTFC by funding via university groups. It defends NTFC crew including Ed Siennicki and Don Warman and cites delays from stock sales and union rules. The writer compares Petrillo to political laxity and calls for action before June.
Wineland Publishing of Altoona Pennsylvania sends H H Shaw to Kent Hall hallway magazine counter for teachers publications sales. Shaw has for 20 years visited the university and notes Instructor and Grade Teacher as popular for elementary teachers. Opera fans at CBC Star Theater broadcasts admire James Melton with glasses enhancing their view of the Metropolitan tenor.
A collage of campus gossip notes features Duane Hague heading to a national wrestling tourney, various prank prizes and photo contests, relationships and parties among Tri Sigma and Gamma groups, injuries and hospital stays, and plans to visit Miami plus local humor about student life.
Kent State University Kent Ohio details an editorial staff roster and publication notes. The Kent Stater is issued Fridays during the academic year with subscription price two dollars per year and includes second class mailing information.
A voice pictures progress and modern wonders from electric lights to turbines and factories, praising civilization. A small boy asks what a tree is, gently grounding grand ideals with a simple question about nature. The contrast highlights both growth and unaddressed needs.
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