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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1945
Page
2
A university forum features Dr. Jerome Davis and Spencer Irwin debating Russia and postwar aims with emphasis on understanding Russia and preventing a new European war. The piece also urges more band concerts and music funding as students seek better performances and value.
All students who attended the band concert praised the program and commended Director Roy Metcalf and the band. They urged the assembly and entertainment committees to give greater attention to the music department, especially the band.
Students enjoyed social dancing with partners George Papp and Mike Friedland while Cam Jansen received free French knit gloves. Barbara Plesher will wed next Tuesday. Jim Hewitt and others discussed Air Corps points for discharge. Delinquent Chestnut Burrs notices and upcoming Duchess signups also appeared.
A vivid, reflective piece by Raymond E. Manchester on the anxiety and aftermath of giving a speech. It traces the moment the chair invites a speaker through the sleepless hours after, haunted by hostile eyes and missed chances. The reader is drawn into the psychological toll of public speaking and the lure of rejection.
A campus letter argues against a supposed Independents clique and urges full student participation. It notes past meeting mix ups and publicity gaps, announces Monday 7 30 pm meetings in Kent Hall room 219, and says next year’s officers will be elected by all Independents.
Igor Sikorsky predicted helicopters will enter general use within a decade and transform recreation exploration and science on campus. He said experiments with inflated rubber bag landings enable ground water swamp or ice operations and noted Army support fuels progress.
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