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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1941
Page
1
Professor Edward A. Post of Boston University told the University forum that democracy has collapsed due to morale loss. He said modern artists avoid propaganda and aim to offer values that build democratic morale, asserting only five percent are true appreciators of traditional art.
Funeral services for Mrs. Alida Hale Humphrey 86 mother of Nina S. Humphrey head of the art department will be held at 1 30 this afternoon at Weller Funeral home Cuyahoga Falls Burial will be in West Richfield cemetery She died Saturday at her home 1914 Fourth street Cuyahoga Falls Survived by two other children Stella Nida San Diego Dwight E Humphrey Five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
Four sororities and two fraternities compete in intramural Forensic rounds. Teams include Kappa Sigma Chi Pi Kappa Sigma Phi Beta Phi Sigma Sigma Sigma Alpha Omega and Gamma Sigma Phi. Judges are juniors and seniors from the school of speech. Alice O Lickey oversees. First debate on Freedom of Speech in the Press held in room 316 Kent Hall.
A forum tonight at 7 30 in room 360 McGilvrey hall will discuss whether the quail should be classified as a song bird or a game bird. Ohio uniquely treats quail as a song bird, with no legal quail hunting there for 28 years. A pending bill would repeal that protection and classify quail as game birds.
Kent State faculty and administrators rushed to meet the March 15 deadline for income tax blanks. Dr. H. D. Byrne notes a Supreme Court ruling gave national authority to tax state employees, ending Ohio’s payroll exemption controversy. For 1941, faculty must file returns.
Mount Union college Madrigal singers present a concert of classical and popular airs at the assembly in the auditorium at 2 p m. All 2 o'clock classes are excused. The group has toured Ohio and West Virginia and is hosted by the Student Council. The choruses sing without accompaniment in five or six part harmony using counterpoint and imitation. The first Madrigals were amorous pastoral songs sung by the Dutch in the 15th century.
Dr A W Stewart head of secondary education and Dr Lester H Munzenmayer professor of education visit Ashland Ohio to evaluate Ashland high school under cooperative study standards. Forty school authorities from across the state participate including representatives from Ohio State University Bowling Green Western Reserve and Ashland College.
Chi Pi prepares questions for Frederick B. Marbut, new journalism instructor, at a journalism house session at 8 p m. Marbut, former Washington correspondent for New England papers, will answer queries on his five years covering administrative beats in the capital.
Day's Dain Assembly and student council at the auditorium. Le Cercle Francais meets in Merrill Hall 317. Student faculty social committee in Merrill 201. April show rehearsal in the auditorium. WAA at Wills Gym and pool. Conservation forum in McGilvrey Hall room 360. Scouters club in Kent Hall room 108. Play rehearsal in the auditorium.
Dr. Constantine Alexopoulos announced Kent State students and Greek-descent faculty raised 190 dollars, buying two ambulances for Greece. A letter from Chryst Loukas praised Kent State supporters, noting a further 17 dollars was collected and sent to New York.
The University board of trustees approved William Morehouse as an instructor in the primary Civil Air Regulations course for Akron Railways, Inc. He will teach enrollees in the CPT program. The meeting also approved Mann C. Sweet as instructor.
Willis J. Burner head of the foreign languages department will speak to senior men at the Robinhood restaurant on South America Its Problems and Its People. All men students taking Spanish and marketing majors in foreign countries invited to attend.
Independents will meet tomorrow at 4 p m in room 109 Merrill hall to nominate a candidate for Miss Kent State and discuss possible candidates for the Spring elections.
The eighth annual essay contest sponsored by the Ohio Public Health association offers three prizes, the top prize being 75 dollars. Students may request details from Dr A O DeWeese. The essay topic is How Can I In My Future Profession Help to Control Tuberculosis.
University of Akron editors fail to locate seven prettiest coeds for the Buchtelite and Tel Buch yearbook. They report only three clearly eligible and a fourth “maybe,” prompting the male students to seek dates at Kent State. The dispute over the seven candidates ends without a full lineup.
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