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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1940
Page
2
A university newsroom essay urges students to engage beyond coursework. It critiques high pressure recruitment and advocates joining clubs, church groups, politics, and athletics to gain experiences and become a worker for more than a degree.
A writer laments aging and creative chaos while joking about turning twenty one and voting for Mr Willkie. He recalls misplacing a column, vents frustration, and stirs with quips about wealth and society as he ponders the year ahead.
Weekly Kent Stater feature lists college radio programs with definite appeal. Entries cover October 3 to 9 and include Lanny Ross Clyde Lucas Kate Smith Armstrong Ray Herbeck Duke Tennessee Your Hit Parade Bob Crosby and others across CBS NBC and CBS8 networks with show times from evening to late night.
The Kent Stater is published four times weekly during the university year and weekly in summer with suspensions during vacations. Entered as second class matter in Kent Ohio. Printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co. Editorial offices on Merrill. Staff includes Editor Betty Trampton and business manager Jules Bognar.
The Kent Stater notes a Wednesday issue with Proxy J O Engleman column and freshmen preparing for a pep rally before the Kent versus Akron game. Kent loses 12 6. New art department members Miss Harriet Adams Miss Mary Kathryn Boswell. Dr Oscar H Williams becomes associate professor in education. Prof E Turner Stump joins English. Gov Myers Cooper congratulates Engleman on enrollment. Little sisters host annual tea at Moulton Hall.
A campus note explains the revived no time for classes revue for April built with G and M starring, band, original songs, chorus, and a carved chorus line. It recalls last year’s hit and hints the new version will match its success while mocking hat traditions and student council inaction.
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