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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1941
Page
2
Wellesley College News argues that few graduates remain cultured due to modern pace and superficial learning. It emphasizes expanding study in art philosophy music and the classics and urges inner richness gained from knowledge for its own sake.
The speaker describes backing off risky driving after witnessing a fatal crash and suggests safer habits. The narrator notes fewer nerves and more fun from calm travel, urging Joe to adopt similar road rules and reduced danger.
Kent Karousal delivers a playful essay on dating advice and social finesse. He jokes about spurning truth in pursuit of romance, recalling humorous missteps and exaggerated methods to impress the fairer sex in public settings.
This piece presents a sly, dated guide urging men to strategize courtship with cunning routines. It advocates pretending sentiment, dramatic kneeling, and tears, while warning against overt vulgarity and insisting on refined manipulation to win a partner.
Kent State University publication details show the Kent Stater issued four times a year as a college newspaper. It lists the staff including editor George A. Fleischer and business manager Jules Bognar with various editors and roles.
In a campus column the 1941 farewell to gossip reveals banquet-aspirants for editorships losing appetite and hearts breaking. The piece notes a mass date bureau parity and a rumored bet about FDR's 1944 win, plus draft advice and various campus anecdotes. It references figures such as Ken Davis, Bob Huxtable, Smokey Samir, and Don Sinn amid social chatter and upcoming events.
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