Ohio college students show surge in teaching career plans
State Department of Education survey of registrars at 40 of 54 Ohio colleges finds one in eight students expect to become teachers. London opens new Parliament session with a Socialist plan to curb the Lords drawing Conservative opposition. In Columbus, state office workers complain of cockroach infestations despite DDT, with a possible bounty considered. Canton clergy hear Stark County representative Guy Hiner warn of vice and racket problems in a city of 120,000.
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Columbus
State Department of Education
Ohio
London
House of Lords
Canton
Guy C. Hiner
Stark County
Ohio House
Stark County Ministerial Association
The Kent Stater Editorial Statement
The Kent Stater explains its student staff limits and aims to improve campus news coverage. It invites reader input and news tips, acknowledging time constraints and potential mistakes while stressing the paper is the students’ paper.
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William Hugo
Angeline Scources
William Saviers
Kent Stater
KSU
New York Times
Chicago
Kent
Graduating Seniors Offered Twenty-Six New Fellowships
The Pepsi-Cola Scholarship program offers 26 fellowships for graduating seniors with financial need. Winners are chosen by regional committees including two Negro winners from Negro college graduates. Applications due January 1, 1948 with transcripts. results announced March 15.
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United States
Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Board
Emerson Street
Palo Alto
California
The Tradition Of The Ivy In College Halls
A reflective column extols ivy as essential to college life and identity. It ties ivy to Alma Mater, campus dress, and tradition, noting ivy’s persuasive pull on students and the symbolic power of Old Main as a turning point for homesick juniors.
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Alma
Junior IV
Old Main
Barracks Homecoming Weekend Sparks Wild Revelry
The account details a chaotic homecoming weekend at the Barracks with numerous couples, pranks, and social misadventures. Highlights include Kent girls questioned about guest arrangements, Stretch Murphy arriving from Canton for Janet Gillespie, and a string of dances, car mishaps, and fashion moments. The piece leans into lively campus gossip, naming dozens of students, fraternities, sororities, and venues while chronicling outfits, dates, and social feeds.
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Jan Kemp
Bob Wentz
Kalamazoo
Kent
Tommy Welsh
P.M
Wib Little
Mickey Finn
Jean Gunder
Nadine Phillips
al Costler
Joe O'Hara
Marian Mitchell
Candy Zilla
Bill Fulmer
Berkey
John Tilton
Wills
Don Pirl
Sally Waggoner
Pirl
Jack Baker
Mary Jane Blackwell
Jalop
Blue Bullet
Lois Kaighin
Perry Conkle
Evelyn Smith
Phi Tau
Don Colough
Pat Fowler
Ted Burke
Gamma
Murphy
Canton
Janet Gillespie
Janet
Ralph Maglione
Akron
Bruce Walker
Courier
Isla Schnauffer
Brooklyn
John Wolcott
KMK
Twin Lakes
Satuday
Nate
Tom “Tiger
Katin
Lou
Pride
Toth
Georgia Kennedy
Rusty Johnson
Lusty Laverne Bubbles
Dick Weir
Don Meil
Gammas
GPB
Tom Davey
Phyl Robbins
Phyl Swallow
Phyl
New York
Hank Johnston
Dorms
Bob Clark
Mainst
Semlers
Amvets
Kappa Sig
Phil Dempsey
Marcie Zogg
Art Seler
Lucille Richie
John Morris
Allie Lombard
Emil George
Joe Perconti
Don Schaller
Ozzie Oseroff
Annetta Spritz
Lu Heck
Jane Puskar
Bob Farnsworth
Dick Bamberger
Beta Gams
Duke Morley
Bob Donner
Ernie Scalma
Reader Suggests Alma Mater Recording for School Spirit
Kent Stater readers see lack of school spirit and propose a recording of the Alma Mater by the band and choir for the Student Center juke box. The editor notes plans to produce recordings to help students learn the song.
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Kent Stater
Bill Schaefer
Schaefer
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