Freshman coach hails Kent Case game as selling the university
Wayne Sidinger urged the crowd to back Kent State in Cleveland tonight to elevate the university’s standing. He warned that poor selling and tight budgets could limit attendance, yet promised strong support from fans at Shaw Stadium despite 60 cent end zone seats.
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Cleveland
Ohio State
Toledo
Ohio U
Cincinnati U
Youngstown
Shaw Stadium
Golden Flashes
Student council plans disrupted trip amid rising prices
The message notes a disrupted cafeteria exit for a “friend in line” and a poorly organized support effort for a team. It mentions the student council trying to arrange a migration to a game, but cites rising prices as a barrier and the band not being sent.
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Student Council
Underdogs Ready to Challenge Akron in Route to Undefeated Year
Starn’s squad, hailed as the year’s surprise team, rode a wet Findlay field to a passing win. They chase an undefeated season and aim to topple Akron while Case and its disillusioned student body face a formidable Blue and Gold eleven in a high stakes showdown.
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Findlay
Akron
Deficiency Cards To Be Issued November 15
University roundup reports deficiency cards set for November 15 for students with a grade of zero or lower in any subject. Enrollment stands at 2266, with 1106 men and 1160 women. 359 fewer men and 78 fewer women than last year. Rockwell library displays Fall of the Cape watercolor by Alvin J. Miller. Kenneth Byler, music instructor, gains army assignment. John Faranacci of Kent Civic Orchestra inducted into the army, leaving the orchestra adrift. Harvest Moon Hop planned for Moulton Hall October 30 with Benny Goodman and others on recordings. Kent State presses Naval ROTC request for a program still active.
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E. C. Stopher
Rockwell Library
Alvin J. Miller
Army
Kenneth Byler
John Faranacci
Kent Civic Orchestra
Byler
Enrollment Shifts in German and Spanish Classes
Dr. Meinke reports third year scientific German enrollment once five times last year while general German classes fall about fourteen percent. Dr. Burner notes a twelve percent rise in Spanish enrollments with 165 students in first year Spanish amid parallel shifts in language interest.
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William G. Meinke
Meinke
Germany
Willis J. Burner
Department of Foreign Languages
Latin America
Kent Stater Publication Details and Pricing
The Kent Stater is a student weekly published four times a week on Wednesday Thursday and Friday during the university year and weekly in summer. It is entered as second class matter October 11 1927 at the Kent Ohio Post Office. Printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co. 138 East Main Street Kent Ohio. Subscription price two dollars seventy five cents per year.
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Kent
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Kent Stater
Reeccantant Collegiate Press
Washington action may shape new University building plans
A Washington decision will determine if a proposed university project becomes a local unit. The $232,000 building program for the University has started and several buildings are currently in the planning stage.
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University
No Changes For Relief Map Boswell Says
University officials will keep the campus relief map in its 1939 appearance. Miss Mary Boswell, with Prof. C. S. Van Deusen, says additions cannot be fitted without altering the map’s beauty. Replicas of new buildings would mar the display, possibly requiring a complete new map later.
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Mary Boswell
C. S. van Deusen
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Wills Gym
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Dr DeWeese Plans Health Display Booth at Atlantic City
Dr A O DeWeese head of health and physical education department prepares a display booth for the American School Health association in Atlantic City. He serves as executive secretary and treasurer, will attend the meeting, and will lead a dinner discussion on the Future of School Health next Thursday.
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Atlantic City
A. 0. DeWeese
Department of Health and Physical Education
Artscope Phister Is A-1 Vamper And More In Review
Phister praised for Anna Valeska in Captain Applejack. Philadelphia Orchestra recording of Emperor Waltz offered at half price. Writings by W M Williams praised for Great Books in Translation course. Ohio Water Color Society talk by Prof Novotny noted. The Casanova Club and Kent connections noted for after game entertainment. Readin and writin column highlights Lou Gehrig chapter in Cosmopolitan and Davenport Steard’s piece.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
Victor
W. M. William
E. Ladislaw Novotny
Ohio Water Color Society
Novotny
E. 9Th and Cedar
Cleveland
Kent Gang
Armand Angelone
Paul Gallico
Lou Gehrig
Cosmopolitan
Davenport Steward
Saturday Evening Post
Duchess date bureau resumes operations with matching survey
Doebla announces the Duchess date bureau is back in full operation. A 10 cent questionnaire fee funds photos of applicants and 20 cent phone inquiries. The program caps at 100 men and 75 women to manage carryover members from last year.
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Howard Doebla
Brady
Diehla
Duchess
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