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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1940
Page
2
The Kent State Stater is published four times a week on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday during the regular university year and weekly in summer. It lists printing by P B Bonsall Co 138 East Main Kent Ohio and notes Associated Collegiate Press membership.
Pres. James E. Wood of Stephens college Missouri told delegates of the American Association of Junior colleges that a two year apprenticeship with little practical value does not solve higher education’s curriculum problems. He urged segregating types of education to match individual student needs and interests.
Fortune magazine research from 1937 shows relief recipients are not bums or unemployable. It finds two thirds of relief workers in 1935 held jobs five years or more and many stayed long in their positions. Unemployed people are not lazy but pressed by old age and adverse business conditions.
Stanley Parker supports Berta Kernen’s column in the Stater criticizing orthodox church services and the competence of some ministers. He urges KSU ministerial students and church leaders to face the issues, improve worship focus, and ensure ministers are properly prepared to serve.
Social and academic schedule lists events: Women faculty club at Robin Hood 6 p m on March 12. Red Cross swimming 7 10 p m. MCA mixer 7 30 9 30 p m. Firefly screening 8 15 p m. March 13 features Assembly 1 2 p m and clubs meetings. March 14 includes convocation 9 a m and intramural wrestling 7 10 30 p m. March 15 dances at Robin Hood and Congress Lake. March 16 Akron chapter dance 9 12 p m and spring recess begins noon. University regulations suspended during recess.
The University of Pittsburgh announces a 36 million expansion program. The University of Chicago plans to celebrate its fiftieth founding anniversary in 1941. Ypsilanti Normal College builds its first facility dedicated to training teachers for handicapped children.
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