International mix chooses Kent State for study
Foreign students at Kent State University explain varied paths to campus with a common reason to stay they like the school. Names include Miss Josephine Lugo from Puerto Rico, Eduardo Montilla Jr from the Philippines, Sance Taketa of Hawaii, Mercedes Sanchez, Hugh Kailan from India, Salvador Larrazabal of Venezuela, Yas Mi yao Japanese American, Gro Bagn from Norway, and others.
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Josephine Lugo
Puerto Rico
The
Waves
Kent State
Educational Service of the Navy
Ohio
Kent
Miss Lugo
Eduardo Montilla Jr
KSU
Library of Congress
Washington
Sance Taketa
Hawaii
University of Hawaii
American Education Association
Mercedes Sanchez
University of Puerto Rico
Hugh Kailan
India
England
South America
Columbus
Clarence A. Slocum
Slocum
Kailan
Salvador Larrazabal
Venezuela
Texas
Akron
Larrazabal
Yas Miyao
Cleveland
36 Hours No Pay Great Says Council
Student council urges editors and business managers of the Kent Stater and Chestnut Burr to be paid, arguing the roles require full-time effort. They compare editor duties with paid city reporters and note the Stater’s 36 hour weekly workload, demanding compensation and questioning free candidates for four positions.
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Stater
Kent Stater
Chestnut Burr
Student Council
The
Burr
Lass
School of Journalism
Faculty recital by Kenneth Byler set for November fifth
Last week announced a faculty recital by violinist Kenneth Byler and pianist wife, date corrected to November 5. The article notes historically low attendance for musical programs and mentions local performers Ossie Oseroff Jim Cola Jack Wood Art Seyler and Nancy Reed, with references to big band influence and social dances planned.
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Kenneth Byler
Ossie Oseroff
Johnnie Mercer
Mercer
Jim Cola
Jack Wood
Wood
Jack Teagarden
Art Seyler
Brown
Art
Ed Harsa
Akron
Nancy Reed
Hal Maciintyre
Hal
The
Palace
Kent Stater Publication Details and Pricing
The Kent Stater of Kent State University Kent Ohio lists a subscription price of 32.00 per year. The paper is published three times a week on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays during the university year with suspension during vacation. It is entered as second class matter October 11 1927 at Kent Ohio and printed by Commercial Press Inc
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Kent Stater
Kent Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
DePeyster Street
Kent
Ohio
Scribes Face Judge to Hear His Address
Ohio Common Pleas Judge Blake C. Cook will speak to journalism students at 1 p.m. today in room 107 Merrill Hall on The Ohio Court System. He was set to appear Friday but court sessions interfered with the plan.
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Ohio Common Pleas
Blake C. Cook
Ohio Court System
Merrill Hall
Opinions On Why Women Attend College
Harold L. Fleming surveys 25 university women and 25 men about motives for college attendance at Kent State University in 1946. Findings show 60 percent seek education for a career, 25 percent aim to broaden knowledge and personality, 8 percent follow parents, and about 7 percent pursue a spouse.
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Fleming
Kent
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AL Post
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Frank Vendely
Harold L. Fleming
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