Homecoming Spirit Seen At Kansas State University
The campus promotes return of alumni this year to tour the updated science building and new athletic field while celebrating improvements and campus pride.
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1941
Page
2
Homecoming Nostalgia Amid War Watchful Hope
A campus echoes with pride for graduates and a marching band as students invite guests to enjoy plays, dances, and ball sessions while acknowledging troops abroad and the looming possibility of another war. The piece blends nostalgia with a sober note on national duty.
Jamming An Art Cat Says A Means Of Expression
Ed described jam sessions as a deep rooted form of artistic expression for musicians who improvise beyond stock music. He compared sessions to free improvisation from the Fourteenth century and warned against commercializing jamming while noting the spontaneity of who plays next.
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Cat
Man
Siennicki
Kent Faculty and Students Send Message to Service Members
Pvt John Andreas at Lowry Field Colorado sends congratulations to Kent faculty and students for their Stater Duchess Saturday Letter project. He commends the mailing list contributors for their pennies and support to the men in the service.
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Pvt
John Andreas
Lowry Field
Colorado
Denver
Faculty of
Kent
Kent Stater publication information and staff
The Kent Stater, issued four times weekly during the academic year and weekly in summer, lists its publication details. It includes the 1927 entry, printing location in Kent Ohio, and staff roles such as John Mine and Bob Ledbetter as business manager and Jim Richard as managing editor.
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Kent Stater
Kent
Ohio
P. B. Bonsall Printing Co
E. Main 5
Scene Collegiate Press
Collegiate Digest
John Mine
Bob Ledbetter
Jim Richard
Luella Heupel
Chas. McWilliams
Bob Matson
Mary Eubanks
Youth Relations Experts On Campus Today
Dr and Mrs Gary C Meyers editors of Children's Activities visit the campus as guests of the YWCA and YMCA. They will speak to health education classes in Kent Hall 241 MW room 119 and education and psychology classes in Kent Hall 243 and 219 before a 12 to 1 luncheon at the Robinhood.
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Gary C. Meyers
Chicago
YWCA
YMCA
Kent Hall
Rob
Memories of Kent and Flight Training Alliance
Private John Andreas writes from Lowry Field Colorado recalling Air Corps training and a Kent campus network. He notes indeterminate selectees from Western Reserve Harvard Ohio State and more with Fort Hayes Columbus induction on July 12 and mentions Walter Winchell Vacaria and a Journalism dinner.
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Air Corps Technical
Western Reserve
Harvard
Ohio State
Denison
Miami
W. Virginia A
Akron
West of
Kent
Steve Feduniak
A&r
Athletic & Recreation Office
Columbus
Fort Hayes
Harold Weil
Commerce Chum
Air Corps
Walter Winchell
Vacaria
Burr
Shafitz
John Andreas
Lowry Field
Colorado
Utah professor preserves Shakespeare works in archives
Dr B Roland Lewis of the University of Utah has compiled two volumes of 276 known Shakespeare documents and collected 500 photos of manuscripts. He notes original works were buried in vaults to protect them from bombs and warns vaults may have been penetrated.
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Associated Collegiate Press
Utah
B. Roland Lewis
University of Utah
Lewis
Avon
England
Shakespeare Blitzed Is ASCAP Returning to Major Networks
The column discusses ASCAP's rumored return to major networks and questions audience reactions to Glenn Miller’s 10 o’clock program. It highlights two new recordings, Columbia’s Tschaikowsky Overture to 1812 by the Cleveland Orchestra, and Tony Pastor’s A Pretty Co Ed Has Gone to My Head, noting quality but praising the marching song. It also reviews Current Movies including A Yank in the R.A.F., Sun Valley Serenade, and When Ladies Meet.
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Columbia
Victor
Cleveland Orchestra
Tony Pastor
Glenn Miller
Sonja Henie
Family Relations Discussion Series At McGilvrey Hall
A multi session open house features Dr Meyers in Alvin J Miller's psychology class in room 108 Kent hall from 1 to 2 pm. A general meeting runs 2 to 8 pm in room 317 McGilvrey hall on Family Relations with dinners and student faculty invitations. A public session 7 to 8 pm in room 317 invites general attendance.
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Inhood
McA-Ywca
Dr. Meyers
Alvin J. Miller
Kent Hall
McGilvrey Hall
Miller
Robinhood
Homecoming Events Include Matinee and Night Show
Homecoming activities run from 4 p m to 6 p m and 10 a m to 12 m on Saturday. Thunder Rock, the Homecoming play, follows last night’s opening with a final performance tonight. Dr Frank J Prout president of Bowling Green State University will guest of President Lee Brick at the football game tomorrow.
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Frank J. Prout
Bowling Green State University
Leebrick
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Wills Gym
United States
Feduniak
Kent State University
Kent, Ohio
Artscope
Tschaikowsky
ASCAP
Shakespeare
Dick Kerckhoff
Aly
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