Dad's Day Friday at Kent University Dad's Day aims to become annual
Ray Moran and Lou Federico spoke of the first postwar Dad's Day at Kent University to honor fathers of varsity players. Plans include chairs on the bench with dads wearing their sons' numbers, a 6 o'clock dinner at the Robin Hood, and a speech by President Bowman. Fraternities and open houses may join.
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Ray Moran
Moran
Kent
Lou Federico
Bill Barton
Varsity K
Federico
Robin Hood
Bowman
Waynesburg
Handicapped Art Major An Accomplished Artist
James B. Batie a 25 year old KSU art student born without thumbs uses seven fingers for his versatile art work. He holds a BFA from Cleveland Art School and studies toward a BS in art education on a $500 Cleveland Foundation grant. His works include Ebon Repose exhibited at Karamu house and in England.
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James B. Batie
KSU
Cleveland Foundation
Cleveland
East Tech High School
Batie
Cleveland School of Art
Art Museum
Clevelander
Titus
England
Cleveland Institution
A Sight-Seeing Walk Through The New Student Union
Editor Al Post describes a planned campus building tour led by Emil Berg business manager. The piece previews a completed union next fall with rooms for dances banquets a large assembly hall a 300 person dining area a snack bar and book store.
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Student Union
Emil Berg
Notices Invited for Club Activities in The States
All clubs fraternities sororities and social organizations are invited to send notices of their activities to the States office. Please submit notices two days before publication date desired.
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States Office
The Kent Stater Publication and Pricing Note
The Kent Stater is listed as a daily issued Tue through Fri during the school year and on Tue and Fri in summer. It mentions suspension during vacations and a $2 yearly subscription with post office entry in Kent Ohio. Printed by P B Bonsall Peg Co at 138 East Main Street Kent Ohio.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Peg. Co
E. Main St
Sweatshirt and prejudice at Waynesburg College
A student refuses to wear a Waynesburg College sweatshirt amid fears of bigotry and social disdain in postwar America. The narrator contrasts personal luck and sacrifice with campus intolerance and racial prejudice, imagining life at Kent State and a constrained future for the shirt.
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Kent State University
KSU
Waynesburg College
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By Glenn Andrews
al Post
Stater
University
Berg
Bryan McNamara
Merrill Hall
Bob Weymueller
Phil Dempsey
Bill Girgash
Art Garner
Bob Westorge
Scriven
Bus
Megr
Neil Crandall
Kenny Webb
Adv
Sig Thorsen
Bruce Walker
Lou Kelly
America
1948
God
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