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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1945
Page
2
An investigation by Miss Eleanor Hruby finds over a 50 percent rise in food prices since 1940. Kent State students currently pay substantially less for meals compared with peers at other colleges and universities.
A university dining hall urges patrons to have coupons and money ready to speed service and keep the line moving, emphasizing orderly lines and quick turnover.
The 450 students with coupon books will benefit from the cheapest possible menu, saving 7 to 10 cents per meal with advance planned menus. Ticket holders are urged to express concerns quietly, while letters to the editor question dining hall lines and prices without dwelling on complaints about the meals.
Read through campus chatter of Sweet and Low Down thirst days with notes on Don Moore progress without Mary Jane and Hattie chasing John Tilton. Rita O Dougherty, Earl McCabe, Irene Lesler, Wilma Smith and others feature in social updates while Tri Sig and FIRST DAYS entries reveal campus life, friendships, and local humor. The piece concludes with a campus phone number 6320.
Kent State University students discuss registration delays. Suggestions include more advisers and guidance, eliminating redundant cards, using carbon undercards for schedules, printing schedules in advance, and mailing them to homes.
Opinion piece arguing science drives society forward yet dangers to freedom loom. It laments zero-sum world power, calls for freedom regardless of race or creed, and warns that forced rule could lead to death and destruction.
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