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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1940
Page
3
Interview with 10 students shows a majority oppose expulsion for refusing to salute the flag on religious grounds. Respondents express varied views on duty to country, religious liberties, and policy limits in school.
Corrections list new sorority house locations. Phi Alpha Alpha moves to 414 Summit street from 121 University drive. Pi Kappa Sigma now at 525 E Main street. former address was 213 E Willow street. Tri Sigs relocate from 525 E Main street to 603 E Main street.
President K C Leebrick addressed the Lorain County Education association at Oberlin Methodist church Ohio on the evaluation of the current international situation. He was accompanied by Mrs Leebrick and Dean Earl W Crecraft.
Misinterpretation of sorority rushing rules forces the Pan Hellenic association to set new pledging season rules. A committee chaired by Mary Jane O'Brien with Thora Uebel Peg Swan Jean Evans and Lou Reitzel will draft the rules for a vote at the next Pan Hellenic meeting.
Sigma Tau Gamma members and dates will depart the fraternity house at 7 30 p m from 202 N Lincoln St for a roundabout trip to Glencrest hotel at Stafford Lake. The event features three wagons and about 40 couples with dancing and refreshments, returning around midnight.
Three Phi Alpha sisters announced engagements. Alberta Laughrey of Conneaut to Orlo Springer of Wadsworth, Betty Lou Minor of Cleveland Heights to James F. Roberts of Bratenahl and Canton, and Lorena Pratt of Conneaut to Raymond Porter of Cleveland.
The Home Economics club holds an organization meeting at 7 30 tonight in 109 Kent hall. The new junior division for freshmen and sophomores will be explained and elections held for treasurer and junior and freshmen representatives to the club council.
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