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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1943
Page
2
A campus editorial laments low Penny Drive generosity, urging students to fund a camp library and aid soldiers. It recalls rising service numbers, contrasts past fashion with present need, and praises Alpha Omega sorority for starting solicitations to revive the fundraising slogan.
After months of delays the faculty approved the new student constitution last week. Tomorrow the student body will vote a second time with 526 votes needed for final approval and a one year trial of the measure.
The fragment notes a weekly cadence three times a week on Tuesday and Friday during the regular year and a summer term schedule. It mentions publication and mentions entities that appear garbled, preventing full clarification of the involved programs or departments.
Student opinion columns urge better sportsmanship in returning lost articles and more care for campus, noting lost items go unclaimed while finding notices are rare. Authors call for cooperation with the university lost and found departments and maintenance to keep paths intact and campus beautiful.
Frank Sinatra signs with CBS for a 45 minute Friday night program backed by Raymond Scott and his band. James, a noted trumpeter, draws big crowds at the N Y Paramount with a box office high of 102000 dollars and autograph lines at the stage door.
A jumble of campus names and quick takes blends humor and gossip. Notes mention Betty, ex-student John Miller, Buck Hein, Russ O Conke, and a host of students linked to nicknames, antics, and rumors on Main Street and at Gamma barracks.
A poetic piece describes a date with a personified Lovely Lady in spring. West Wind scatters blossoms while the speaker envisions shared joys, friends, and simple pleasures like baseball and hopscotch. Sol the father figure and a rain shower color the mood as renewal and hope emerge.
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