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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1940
Page
2
The Kent Stater announces coverage as its motto for the coming year. It pledges campus reporting and world news affecting the university and students while stressing cooperation with all university departments to foster growth and represent The Voice of Kent State University.
President Leebrick tells freshmen to carefully review their choices in classes activities and recreation. He says Kent State supports the policy for all students and urges upperclassmen to keep looking things over amid world events.
President and Mrs. Leebrick hosted a 7:30 to 10:30 reception at their home for more than 500 freshmen. The informal event allowed underclassmen to meet the president, interact with faculty, and become acquainted outside the classroom, with hostesses guiding introductions.
Final enrollment reached 1056 as Dr and Mrs Engleman led the receiving line at the Friday night dance. Interfraternity council discussed deferred pledging. Kent lost to Mount Union 18 6 in the first game. Administration building remodeling began. More than 50 freshmen registered for a new high in frosh.
Opening classes begin today as freshers adjust to campus life and a Bluffton game looms tomorrow. A playful look at campus characters includes Johnny Gusher guiding frosh through a near kiss incident and notes on local figures like Helen Ann McCarthy and Irving Water bury.
University weekly newspaper details publication schedule and staff roles. Editor Jules Bognar and editors for various desks are listed, along with printing and office information.
The piece notes the Capistrano mission's architecture and history while linking the song When the Swallows Come Back to Capistrano to its six appearances on Your Hit Parade. Guy Lombardo introduced the melody, tying migration legends to popular music in a feature on hit tunes.
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