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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1945
Page
2
Upperclass women and freshmen were honored at the annual Big Sister Little Sister tea in Moulton hall music room. Attendees included women who had taken one or two freshmen as Little Sisters to guide them through early weeks of school and to celebrate that day.
The note invites readers to join a social dance event on Wednesday morning with upbeat cheer. It encourages participation and promises a lively gathering, aiming to boost attendance and community togetherness.
The tea, meant to crown weeks of learning with a display of manners and costumes, failed due to miscommunication. Big and Little Sisters waited in dorms for escorts who forgot the event, and many protégés left for the weekend, undermining the university’s all woman performance.
The Kent Stater is issued three times weekly on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays during the academic year with breaks during vacations. Editorial staff includes Charles West Jay Gossett Mary Louise McClaren Marion Cole Jean Goncher Mildred MacLearie Betty Rowlen Janet Berry and others. Subscription price information follows.
ExAO Lois Piper plans to aisle it soon. Doris Sigle's Marine fiancé Ted returns home for good. ISA Dance reviews highlight couples and campus sightings including Joanne Poese with George Wood, Don Moore with Lou Heck, and many more pairs. Local notes end with Halloween jest and upcoming Friday chatter.
Kent State students discuss athletic policy options. Alumni and students urge funding, separate sports budgets, and leadership to improve varsity programs. They call for a campaign to boost booster funds, stronger athletic direction, and scholarships, while others warn against separate financing.
The Constitution is attributed to a one armed man with a wooden leg by Mona Fletcher. Dr Pearce criticizes modern students for lacking respect for book learning and accuses education trends of appeasing students. He notes students avoid walking to the campus library, contrasting with Abe Lincoln’s-era study habits.
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