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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1941
Page
2
The article argues high food prices affect University students near Kent and Ravenna Arsenal. It notes three options: meal tickets or cheap eateries, irregular eating, and working for meals. It highlights cooperative houses offering meals at 33 cents or about four dollars weekly and urges religious groups to sponsor such coops.
A new column notes the seventeenth annual Ohio Water Color Society exhibition at the gallery east of Kent Hall. It highlights diverse locales from the African Congo to Hudson Ohio with works by Henry G. Keller Byron M. Sweet Genevieve Billman and others. The show runs until October 30 with future stops in Toledo Akron Columbus Cincinnati and Cleveland. Prices range from twenty to one hundred fifty dollars.
The Kent Stater is published four times weekly in the regular year and weekly in summer, with vacations suspending publication. Entered as second class matter October 11, 1927 at Kent, Ohio. Printed by P. B. Bonsall Printing Co. Subscription price 2.75 per year.
A collage of gossipy items from Akron area readers notes despots of romance, enlistments, club roles, and student life. Names like Dot Hostettler, Jim Griffin, Phil Morris, and many others appear in sketchy vignettes of dating plans, committee duties, and social maneuvers. A playful, dateless snapshot of teen culture.
Kent Stater notes university rules from the K Book for 1941 42 restrict students with semester GPAs below 2 0 from public activities where they represent the university or its organizations. The council acted to enforce these rules and did not exercise discretion.
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