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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1949
Page
2
Saturday marked the second annual K Day at KSU with 500 visitors as athletes from present and past gathered to discuss memories and plan next year’s reunion. Dick Paskert and Rudy Gerbitz led the K club in promoting the event and pushing future traditions to place KSU in the collegiate spotlight.
WKSU daily schedule lists programs for Tuesday through Friday with time blocks from 4:30 to 5:30. Programs include Lullabies of Broadway featuring Gene Mekler, Jazz You Like It with Glenn Miller history, Slow and Low, Stop and Bop, and a drama titled Smile Once Before You Die, plus brief News by multiple reporters and a Monday night tape recording of a band concert.
Tom Jakmides outlines golf as a humorous, affectionate look at the sport. He notes its rise from “rich man’s game” to common pastime, describes clubs and balls, the driver, the 19th hole, and the fog of early-morning rounds while lampooning scorekeeping and the thrill of a hole in one.
Five men needed to survey Akron Kent and Ravenna for a new educational proposal. Training provided at our expense. Weekly earnings 35 to 60 dollars for 15 hours five nights a week. Apply to Fred J. Fierle 303 304 Everett Bldg Akron Ohio. Also for sale items and services listed including tuxedo vacuum cleaner washer and cello. Dressmaking alterations available Eleanor Gardner 218 E Summit St phone 6317.
A speaker condemns current employment culture for demanding constant attendance and daily evaluation over memorized knowledge. He argues graduates face a relentless, monetized system with little room for breaks or pauses. The essay mocks true false tests and praise for immediate results, warning of a bleak future if changes aren’t made.
A humorous piece explains how to handle people who interject puns in conversations. It offers examples of punning guests and suggests a firm response to stop punsters from steering talk away from the main topic. The author cites overheard quips about Red Shoes Hamlet and ship rigging as illustrations.
A student writer argues culture is a means for inner growth not an end to chase. He critiques superficial attendance and urges self guided learning embracing literature art and history to foster genuine culture. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility to acquire knowledge from Shakespeare Da Vinci Rembrandt and Da Vinci.
The Kent Stater notes a community summer festival to be held during a warm day event. Details are limited in the fragment, but local residents are invited to participate and enjoy activities and gatherings.
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