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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1941
Page
2
In the recent election many students were blocked from voting in their current classification. The election board used last semester lists, forcing newly advanced juniors to vote as sophomores and second semester seniors as sophomores. The piece points to inaction by student council and suggests obtaining updated lists from Registrar E C Stopher or college deans.
John W. Studebaker urges mobilizing educators to give practical expression to human creative urges and to show youth they are needed. Dean Herbert E. Hawkins argues colleges must sustain faith in traditions and provide emotional and spiritual value while the nation faces crisis.
A Wisconsin university article argues labor must have the right to strike while warning drastic curbs risk harming defense efforts. Johns Hopkins and Tulane voices urge mediation and fair share in defense spending, while The Daily Iowan notes persistent strikes and cautions against restricting labor’s voice. Ohio State Lantern supports limited strikes as just, citing quick settlements and arbitration protections.
Kent State University publication notes four university year and weekly summer issues, with suspension during vacations. Edits by George A. Fletcher and Jules Bognar. business manager John Mine. editors Merry Allen and others. Publication details and staff names are listed along with advertising and circulation notes.
A lively campus column recounts jitterbug and formal scenes at Cleve and Kent. Notable names include Mary Campbell Bud Gerber Guisewite Mouse and Eddie Boyle. Mentions travel, a dance with dean, and bets about cookies amid student social life mood.
More than 80 coeds from two WAA modern dance groups completed their season and plan a new season for beginners and advanced dancers next September. Advanced participants included Alita Boecker, Mary Evelyn Koontz, Mildred Luli, Lane Mahaffey, Rosemary Ohliger, June Ratchford, Sara Reed, Betty Sava, Kay Shriner, Jane Smith, Florence Strong, Betty Ackley, Lucile Hurd, and Dot McClelland.
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