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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1945
Page
2
A student driven appeal urges all on campus to back a drive for war bonds during Campus Night to show awareness of world problems. Parents visiting Kent are asked to participate, with plans crafted by a student organization to maximize support.
Raymond E. Manchester urges freshmen to observe peers on the hill and value daily interactions. He warns against quick judgments and notes that today’s classmates may become tomorrow’s statesmen, leaders, or stars, stressing that success grows from human contact and shared effort.
A Kent campus social column highlights Keyholing pledges and Ed Suvanto’s banquet planning. It mentions Dottie Gerber, Jim Richards, Mary Young with Moe Moore at Social Dancing, plus various couples and notes on Gamma, K-Vet, and MU events. June nuptials for Mary Nelson and Jim Patterson are listed, with a banquet critique and a lecture by Dr. Chapman on Kent’s growth.
The Daily Northwestern notes a class report where Colonel McCormick of The Chicago Tribune suggests naming Chicago's new airport after Gen. George Marshall but quips it would be called Marshall Field, eliciting a humorous aside.
A Wednesday Letters to the Editor laments Blue Key selection, arguing five new members are too few and that several qualified peers were overlooked. The writer questions secrecy, character standards, and the impact on campus leadership before noting an editor's disclaimer. A second letter recalls a Franklin Roosevelt ash tray theft and cemetery flowers as further campus misdeeds.
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