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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1941

Page

2

Four Hundred Photographers Enter International Competition

The fourth annual photo salon at the University atrium displays over four hundred entries from the annual short course in news photography. Clyde Brown's 57 photos, valued above one thousand dollars, highlight the exhibit managed by visiting photographers. University warns against taking or possessing pictures, under threat of discipline and possible dismissal.

Clyde Brown Chicago Daily News Seebrick University Discipline Committee

Quotable Quote From Archibald MacLeish On Freedom

Archibald MacLeish argues that true freedom for all may never be fully realized but the United States with its political responsibility industrial skill and wealth has a strong right to hope for its realization, reflecting his views as poet and Librarian of Congress.

United States Archibald MacLeish Congress

Pit Weep Too A Plan For Future World Peace

Editor Kent Slater argues for student support of aid to England and a postwar federation of democracies. He urges a centralized police force under united democracies to deter totalitarianism, framing youth action as shaping the next peace. The piece calls for practical steps beyond emotional sentiment.

England Streit

Kent State University student newspaper delivery details

The Kent Stater is a four times weekly publication Tuesday through Friday during the academic year and weekly in summer. It is printed by P. B. Bonsall Printing Co Kent Ohio and filed as second class matter. The staff includes George A Fleischer Jules Bognar and others with roles in business management city editing and arts editing.

Kent Stater Kent Ohio P. B. Bonsall Printing Co E. Main St Associated Collegiate Press and Collegiate Digest

Badge Loss At Ravenna Ordnance Plant Seeks Return

A student who took a Hanklin- Donkey Construction company badge from a leather jacket in the Robinhood Den on February 27 is asked to return it. J. G. Swords, engineer at the Ravenna Ordnance plant, calls the loss serious. The badge may be mailed to J G Swords care of the Commissary Department Ravenna Ordnance Plant No EE 191 911 Ravenna Ohio or to George Betts room 113 Merrill hall.

Hanklin- Donkey Construction Company Robinhood den J. G. Swords Ravenna Ordnance Plant Ravenna Ohio George Betts Merrill Hall

Betzy Dunlap Profile and Campus Scene Updates

A campus page notes 300 photographers at the fourth annual short course and hints at changes in the Sophop band from Gene Sullivan. It reports on spring trips, NTFC rehearsals, a library pin recovery, a state offense for not returning books, and various student anecdotes including dating notes and local weddings.

St. Pat’s

Day's Doin's at Kent Hall and Merrill Hall

A schedule lists events from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. including Short Courses in Kent hall rooms 119 and 303, Student Faculty Social in Merrill hall room 201, April show rehearsal in the auditorium, Le Cercle Francais in Merrill hall room 317, WAA gymnastics in the pool, Conservation forum in 360 McGilvrey hall, and a violin recital by Roland Gundry in the auditorium at 8:45 p.m.

Kent Hall Merrill McGilvrey Roland Gundry

Draft deferments under new rules stress individual cases

The memorandum explains that men in training may be deferred in Class 2 A if their activity is essential to national health or safety. It warns boards to avoid group deferments and to decide each case on its own facts.

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