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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1948
Page
2
Regatta committee adopts a round trip format to speed boat reuse and reduce delays. Boats start off shore, loop a buoy, and finish at the start line with strict disqualification for delays to keep races tight for spectators.
The Encampment gathers 150 young Americans aged 17 to 23 from diverse backgrounds to study democracy. Campers live and learn on the Fieldston School campus in New York City, with lectures, discussions, films, and field trips to the stock exchange, United Nations, and more. Tuition for six weeks is 125 dollars, with scholarships and sponsors available. Further details from Dr. Kathryn Frederick at 2 West 64th Street, New York 23.
The Kent State newspaper credits staff members and editors for the paper and lists advertising and circulation managers. It notes publication as a daily Tuesday through Friday during the school year and Tuesday and Friday in summer sessions. Address: Kent, Ohio.
Windham students will stop riding the bus to Kent State after this quarter as preparations for new jobs begin. Don Grey to be replaced by Tom Little as bus boss. In local items Jim Wheeler paints his place cream and green, John Forrest seen with a Taylor-Tot, and a Windham softball game falls to Warren A and P clerks 7 to 6 after a late sixth inning error.
A writer recalls a cheerful classroom with Teacher Jennie Rocco and student teachers guiding a book review day. The Elementary Education club at the Akron campus, about 40 members strong, plans events and community service including aiding underprivileged children at the Akron Sunshine Cottage.
Giant star Johnny Mize will forecast the New York Giants to win the National League pennant on Bill Stern's Sports Newsreel at 10 30 PM over NBC. He diverges from playoff series outcome, suggesting Cleveland tops the American League, with a possible Indians Giants rematch.
John E. Fintz assistant superintendent of Cleveland public schools will speak at Kent Methodist church on Monday May 24 at 6 p.m. His talk titled The Role of Industrial Arts in Special Education highlights his 32 years in special and vocational education and degrees from Ohio State University.
Beta Gamma hosts a street dancing event with bridge and refreshments on May 26 from 7 to 10 p.m. at 213 University Drive. Proceeds support Stadium Drive. Admission is 50 cents per person.
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