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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1946
Page
3
Attitudes toward crime evolve with time as social norms shift. Dr William Form sociology professor discusses criminology as a course that introduces theory and practice of crime in culture. It outlines changing social attitudes and the economic factors shaping what society defines as criminal.
A YMCA meeting in the first week of the next quarter will elect new officers and discuss recent suggestions from state representatives, according to Cal Logan vice-president.
Wilma Smith a university freshman in liberal arts and YWCA member from Anderson Indiana awaits her April wedding to Charles Sumner also of Anderson. Sumner a discharged marine corporal plans to attend Purdue in September after two and a half years overseas including Okinawa Guam and Guadalcanal.
Irma Hensel a Kent State liberal arts junior has been chosen to represent the Home Economics Club at the provincial conference to be held April 12 and 13 at Indiana State Teacher's College. About 50 colleges from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia will be represented.
Jean Olson laments changing views on fraternity pin planting from solemn engagements to casual conquests. She notes both sides of the practice with insight into student romance and gossip, comparing old serious rituals to modern flirtation and entertainment among undergraduates.
A new shipment offers bold black with pink ink or shy pink stationery with black ink. Pink paper with a silver border matches silver ink. Items come in regular letter size priced at $2.98 and other styles from $1.19 in amethyst violet white royal blue yellow. Also Lynette sets include talcum cologne and purse-size perfume. Mountain Sweet Mints make a friendly vacation gift.
During exam week the campus buzzed with study stress and Greek life events. Various officers were elected, banquets held for new actives, and a weiner roast planned for March 29. A spring formal is set for May 11 at Aurora country club and debates open the house to high school participants.
Dr. Weldon Williams associate professor of English was elected chairman of the College English Group of Northeastern Ohio at Fenn College. He will organize programs and serve until Oct. 1 and presented a research paper on English literature. Other officers elected were Dr. Donald Tuttle secretary J H Hanford advisor and Dr Jeliffe.
Two members of the Snafu cast and Director G Harry Wright attended a performance in Akron Sunday evening. Scouting for production ideas for the April 11 and 12 university stage dates were Jim Bullock and Bob Stevenson. The Akron show was staged by Weathervane Little Theater members.
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