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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1944
Page
2
Little Eustace sits in class when he discovers a comic book. A professor snatches it, slashes his knuckles with a ruler, and stomps away, leaving the boy dazed and shaken. The incident ends with uncertainty over Mandrake the Magician and the Green Hornet.
The piece portrays campus life with humor and concern about changing teaching methods. A University sophomore named Henry Johnston appeals for timely action to prevent further disruption of student lives and education.
The Saturday Letter extols mugwumps as independent voters who avoid conventions and campaigns. They claim balance of power lies with the wumps while Republicans vote GOP and Democrats vote DEM. Raymond E. Manchester notes their solvent, self sustaining stance and self reliance.
About 175 new students will enroll at Miami University for the coming term starting November 2. Of these, 120 are freshmen women, 30 upperclass women, 20 veterans, and several civilian men. Freshman week will be curtailed and the first term ends February 27.
The piece catalogs campus social life with Navy sailors and BMOC alums visiting KSU. Notable mentions include Ethel Schirmer’s brother, Al Annondono, Jim Howell, Irvin Johnson, and various couples. Socials span dances, serenades, and chatter about romances and friendships around town.
Dr William Temple aged 96 and Archbishop of Canterbury died early Thursday after a heart attack. Reports note his long leadership of the Church of England and his role in postwar religious life.
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