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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
2
Freshmen endured a verbal rebuke from the sophomore tribunal backed by the student council for acting as freshmen. Ray Gallagher, sophomore council representative and tribunal head, led the assembly intended to educate newcomers in student government.
A student editorial criticizes a hazing incident at the campus and condemns the sophomores council tribunal for chaos. It urges a simple educational program guided by social deans and cooperation among freshmen sophomores and upperclassmen to restore traditions and acceptable conduct.
Campus leaders of the 1941 graduating class have entered their chosen fields. Dr. Lester H. Munzen Mayer announced yesterday. Graduates spread across teaching coaching and armed forces with several remaining near home.
Artscope reports three English department members teaching defense workers in Canton evenings from 7 30 to 9 00. Lee Allen and his band moved to the Southern Tavern on Cleveland s east side for after dark performances. The campus art gallery attracts visitors to a water color exhibit publicized by the Akron Beacon Journal. Professor Griebling s play writing group shifts to Mary Jane Bishop and Margy Pekuinot for sections with others writing stories and articles.
A CPTP graduate serving Uncle Sam in the naval air corps completed primary secondary and technical courses while attending school. Joe Aschauer a 175 pound Kent wrestler has stopped wrestling to teach industrial arts at a Cleveland junior high school.
The Kent Stater is issued four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in the summer term. It suspends publication during vacations and is entered as second class matter at Kent, Ohio since October 11, 1927. Printed by P. B. Bonsall Printing Co. at 138 E. Main St. Subscription is 2.75 per year.
Society notes and sports chatter from the local scene mix rumors about the Niemeyer affair as Jay departs for New York. The column names NTFC plans, Pee Dee feature hints, and various people including Tom Johnson and Kent saturdy figures appear amid a patchwork of gossip and notices.
Seventeen night courses have been discontinued with the possibility that more will be dropped. Dean Fren Musselman announced that courses in business administration, accounting, industrial arts, speech, chemistry, economics, mathematics, political science, and secretarial science were dropped for lack of demand. Courses for defense workers at Ravenna Ordnance plant and other defense industries were sponsored by Portage county Social Federation Educational Committee.
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