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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1948
Page
2
An essay on school spirit as more than pep rallies, stressing cooperation, friendliness, daily respect, and personal responsibility. It argues students cultivate attitude, Christian-like conduct, and lifelong learning to build a stronger college community and a brighter national future.
The Addressograph division serves the Athletic and Industrial Arts departments Public Relations and Journalism offices plus the president and dean of men. One machine addresses 3000 envelopes in half an hour while Mrs. Haas compiles an alumni mailing list. The division bills all veterans and handles Form 100 for the Veterans Administration to support subsistence checks. The Photostat division copies transcripts and can produce 200 transcripts in a day and also reproduces maps and pictures for departments. Miss Shepherd, a twin Lakes-born sophomore home economics major, resides at Beta Gamma house. Mrs. Haas, an Ohio State alumna, is married with two sons and two daughters in school.
A reader objects to Merrill Hall's recurring drowning photo as morbid and distracting from photography lessons. The letter praises Norma van Benthuysen for a parking lot puzzle and questions enrollment of nonfaculty staff at football game fees.
The Kent Stater is published Tuesday through Friday during the school year and on Tuesdays and Fridays in summer. It is suspended during vacations. Subscription price two dollars per year. Entered as second class matter October 11 1927 at Kent Ohio Post Office.
Kenneth W. Brode, a former University of Illinois student now in Europe, contrasts Swiss and American campuses. He notes lower room and board, informal class start times, revered professors, and high student status in Switzerland and Germany. He says European students are treated like the world’s greatest successes before studying.
Disabled veterans with 60 percent or more rating and dependent parents or family may qualify for higher allowances under P L 887. Some 142 380 eligible. those with listed dependents must submit proofs by December 1. Benefits retroactive to September 1 1948. Additional notes cover GI Bill work earnings limits and NSLI insurance plans.
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