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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1941
Page
2
Several scholastic standards committee members missed the last two meetings called by Committee Chairman Dr. Constantine Alexopoulos. A quorum could not be formed and an important question affecting every student remains unsettled, hinging on attendance at the next meeting.
An editorial examines two conflicting eligibility rules at West Liberty. One set by council, faculty, and students allows council members to serve with a 2.0 average or higher, while the catalog states athletes may play with a 1.5. The piece urges the scholastic standards committee to choose a definite, fair rule soon.
The Independent party nominee for junior class president withdraws citing existing obligations and insufficient experience. He notes potential fairness concerns for other student groups and believes other candidates have stronger prospects. He pledges continued support for his class and party.
Artscope reports the Don Cossack chorus and dancers directed by Serge Jaroff will perform Friday evening November 14 in the University auditorium. Presented by the Music Patrons club, tickets are on sale in Dean Blair’s and the music office.
The Kent Stater announces publication four days a week during the year and weekly in summer with vacations suspending issues. It notes second class mailing from October 11, 1927, at Kent Ohio and lists printing by P B Bonsall Co. and a yearly subscription price of 2.75.
Wesley Foundation minister Rev R C Clemmons directs deputation teams to New Waterford and Negley Ohio. Ed Christian Eunice McCoy and Herb Myers conduct an 11 oclock service in New Waterford. At 3 pm they lead Youths Future panel at Negley and oversee evening service there.
A concise economic note with Dr. H W Hudson explaining that higher defense spending, wage increases, and supply constraints push prices up. It cites 13 percent overall and 12.8 percent food price increases since 1940 and notes government price controls favor farming and labor while offering strategies for consumers to buy wisely and reduce demand for scarce goods.
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