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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1949
Page
2
A notice urges students to move conversations outdoors or to designated areas to avoid bottlenecks at the gym entrance across from the atrium. Regulars form a blocking clique and disrupt passage between Kent and Merrill. The piece calls for courtesy and alternate venues for discussions and meetings.
The Wanhope Building, an experimental play, will be staged by UT departments of speech music and HPE May 26 27 and 28. Original music by Al Daniels and modern dance by Eleanor Mellert directed by Wes Egan with John Finch as author.
United Christian fellowship launches a two day spring retreat at Chagrin Valley camp in Chagrin Falls to map its schedule for the year. More than 50 students depart by car caravan from Rev. Laten Carter’s home at 540 S Lincoln Street at 8 a.m. Saturday. Earle E. Curtis, assistant professor of speech, delivers the keynote on Christianity on the Campus.
A breezy campus gossip column notes a university president may have tipped a boat and swum during a fishing trip at Ohio's campus area. It also teases ROTC spring formal plans and fraternity dating drama with multiple student names and events.
A satirical piece recounts Leo the Lion as head of the Animal council during a heated election scene. Animals debate crooked processes amid jokes from donkey, giraffe, lamb, beaver, beaver, eagle and others. The author offers a controversial solution and is made an honorary Leo.
Tom Howells struck out 11 as the Golden Flashes beat Western Reserve 8 to 4. Jim Coll hit a homer and contributed to the Inland victory.
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