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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1940
Page
2
A campus Ind party member plans to resign today citing a letter accusing Rybak Dover and Condos of stepping on too many unaffiliated toes. The piece also catalogs campus life notes from the As We See It column with names, dates, and social minutiae.
Editor notes a review column praising big band recordings. Highlights include Charlie Barnet and his Duke Ellington interpretation, Pomp Ton Turnpike, Mitchell Ayres theme, Larry Clinton Shades of Twilight, Bobby Byrne Love Lies, Coleman Hawkins Honey Suckle Rose, Vaughn Monroe I ll Wait For You Forever, Bob Chester Practice Makes Perfect, and recommendations of Tommy Dorsey Our Love Affair, Glenn Miller Wouldn t Take a Million, The Merry Macs Get The Blues When It Rains, and Woody Herman The Whistle Stop.
The Kent Stater weekly newspaper masthead lists publication four days a week during the academic year and a reduced schedule in summer. It notes the P. B. Bonsall Printing Co as printer and lists editors and staff such as Betty Crampton, Jules Bognar, John Miles, Lindy Barch, Gus Chigges, and a sports editor.
The piece argues Kent State should exit the Ohio conference citing schedule limits and uneven benefits. It notes Kent State plays four conference foes this year and nine total games, with up to five non conference opponents. It questions value of conference rules affecting only part of the schedule.
An assistant professor discusses Greek life from both benefits and drawbacks. He notes Greeks offer polish, home, social circles, and support, but warn about criticism from outsiders, dormitory noise, costs, and loss of individual effort. The piece mixes satire with critique of fraternity culture.
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