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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1940
Page
2
The Kent Stater operates four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer with publication suspended during vacations. It lists staff roles including Editor-in-Chief, Business Manager, and numerous assistants and advertisers.
An editorial notes critics label relief workers as lazy but Col. Harrington reports 1,250,000 left WPA rolls in the past year for private employment. The figures show many prefer regular pay and jobs over emergency relief funds, countering claims of universal idleness.
A professor and class provided a spare room during Kent Hall renovations causing temporary displacement. Construction creates noise and confusion but workers strive for quick completion so classes can resume in better rooms and uninterrupted study.
An editor's letter explains the NTFC show deficits and in kind support from the University theatre, Kent Stater, and music department. It defends HPE Club leadership, calls for equal participation, and outlines plans for a second April show and upcoming picnic.
Blank applications are now available in the department of journalism office in Merrill hall. All applicants must fill out these forms for various publication offices and submit them by the stated deadline.
An unsigned critique targets Bob Seese and others at the university, accusing them of hypocrisy and political manipulation. The piece praises several named faculty and students while lampooning Seese, Earl Vacaria, Dean Mary Smallwood, Wayne Sidinger, and Joe Begala amid a torrent of satirical allegations and sharp humor.
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