Petitions and Greeks on Campus Face Cooperation Test
President Leebrick warned petitions lack weight on campus, referencing a signed plea to abolish Saturday classes. The piece argues petitions spread by acquaintances lack scrutiny while praising joint Greek events as proof cooperation can boost national organization goals at Kent.
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Dr. Leebrick
Leebrick
Kent
Army Uses Special Training For Enlistment Decisions
The article outlines four paths to military service under Selective Service and explains how education, patriotism, and personal goals shape choice. It notes Roosevelt’s warning about delaying college, details Army options, and discusses how the U S Employment Service helps match recruits to jobs and training.
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Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Congress
Selective Service Committee
U. S. Employment Service
Sis
Kent Stater publication roster and print details
The Kent Stater is issued four times weekly during the university year and weekly in summer with vacations halted. It is entered as second class matter in Kent Ohio and printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co. The staff includes George A Fleischer editor Jules Bognar business manager Lindy Bareh city editor Kenneth Cole sports editor Merry Allen society editor Jerry Swope research editor.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main St
Associated Collegiate Press and Collegiate Digest
George A. Fleischer
Jules Bognar
Lindy Bareh
Kenneth Cole
Merry Allen
Jerry Swope
Sophistication at College Delights and Delusions
A reflective essay critiques sophisticate trends at the university. It distinguishes genuine worldly wisdom from bogus elitism, noting pseudo-sophisticates cluster in small cliques, display aloof chatter, and deride courses while knowing more than instructors. The piece urges careful appraisal of real sophistication.
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Webster
Pseudo-Sophisticates Scorn Intellectual Contemplation
The piece mocks self styled cosmopolitan types who tout sophistication as a creed. It ridicules their disdainful airs and belief that money governs life, noting their fragile egos, selective communication, and fetish for outward finery.
Radio Frequency Shakeup Prompts Push Button Update
A radio band shift on March 29 at 3 a.m. affects 758 of 833 US stations and nearby territories. Owners with push button sets should call a service man for adjustments. The piece notes many bandleaders turning to acting as Kay Kyser Orrin Tucker and others pursue Thespians and film work.
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United States
Kay Kyser
Orrin Tucker
Bob Crosby
Artie Shaw
Horace Heidt
Pat O' Gold
Ozzie Nelson
Xavier Cugat
Col Stoopnagle
Benny Goodman
Gene Krupa
Meadowbrook
National Defense
Detroit
Wesley Addy
Abe Lincoln
Muriel Kirkland
Mary Todd
CBS
Fred Waring
NBC
Harry James
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