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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1947
Page
2
A Stater editorial argues the university must shift from commuting students to resident housing to reach maximum efficiency. It previews a massive building program, including a new stadium and nationalization moves for Greek life, asserting resident students deepen loyalty and participation.
A graduate student Stroud studied rat maze learning to infer human behavior. The Cleveland VA refused albino rats. the article discusses rats’ biology, life cycle, and how rats model basic behavioral rules through maze tasks and energy-driven choices.
The article traces Memorial Day from ancient and medieval customs to its modern form. It notes flowers on graves, poems, and foods for souls, then explains American Legion and veteran groups sponsor parades and cemetery observances with the poppy symbol for World War veterans.
The Naval Reserve divides into 0-1 and V-6 programs. 0-1 meets weekly with pay. V-6 is inactive but transferable to U-1. Cruises run February to October on large ships with full pay. travel expenses covered. Former Navy/Coast Guard enlisted can enlist at discharge rating. veterans may use Navy rates akin to prior service. Dean Willey leads university recruiting and students may quit anytime.
The first KSU quarter with a traffic court ends with about 275 students cited for offences mostly on the front drive. Two minor accidents occurred on campus. Fines total over $500 and grades may be withheld until debts are settled.
The Kent Stater announces its staff roles including editor in chief Robert E Hoyt and business manager Julian C Suso with a large editorial and reportorial roster. The paper publishes Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays during the university year from Kent Ohio with led by Commercial Press Inc.
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