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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1951
Page
2
An allocations committee spent three hours distributing 27000 dollars from student activity funds among groups yesterday. The process aimed to be fair as some organizations received funds while others were cut back.
Various organizations asked a combined total of 32556.69. Credit is extended to Prof. Kenneth L. Kelley as committee chairman and to Prof. C Stanley Corey Assoc Prof Theodore D. Krum Colleen Messmore Mary Elaine Long Al Korman Frank Kelly and Bud Mays for a job well done.
Pan-Hellenic marks its 25th year at Kent State University with eight national sororities governed by the council. The group, founded in 1926, promotes scholarship and interfraternity harmony and awards a three-quarter GPA trophy each spring. Current officers are Jo Harper president Martyn Hayes treasurer and Joan LeTourneur secretary with Mrs Margaret W Swanson and Dean Ada V Hyatt overseeing growth. meetings are held twice monthly.
Dave Resnick defines sororities and fraternities as groups united for parties while Oregon State students decide by ballot whether to fuss or not fuss, with the Barometer praising non fussing. South Dakota colleges renew no raid pacts banning whitewash and rival bonfires.
The article argues that modern fast living strains marriages and stresses the need for renewed study of human relations. It cites Vance Packard’s account of his wife’s Vassar seminar, urges patience and tolerance, and highlights college courses on marital and family problems as helpful. It notes rising divorce rates and the shift from private home focus to external social pressures, urging calm reconsideration.
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