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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
2
President Leebrick says the hour reduction followed a year long review of library use and energy costs. He notes student traffic is heaviest earlier, and calls for student requests to restore the late hour or seek a student vote if ample demand appears.
The writer predicts future programs brought by the entertainment committee could rival yesterday's Marine band concert, signaling a strong year for good entertainment.
National defense is a key concern on the KSU campus this fall amid rising local restaurant prices. Despite higher costs, dining hall board rates remain unchanged, announced by university dietitian Mrs. Elizabeth Fellers. The cafeteria remains open except Sunday dinners and weekday evenings when advance reservations are needed. Defense efforts attract graduates into defense jobs, though many 1941 graduates stay in their fields. Dr. K. C. Leebrick joins Cleveland Foreign Affairs Council, and Dr. D. W. Pearce is elected to the American Psychological Association at Evanston meetings. Six new assistant librarians join the library staff, including Curtice Gregory, Eleanor Evans, Helen Hubbs, Loretta Courter, Marion Buchholz, and Edith Mayclin. Dr. A. C. Poe notes library news with copies of his thesis now available at Rockwell Library. the thesis, School Liability for Injuries to Pupils, published by Columbia University press this summer.
The Kent Stater is published four times weekly in the academic year with summer issues weekly. It lists editors and staff including John Mine as Editor Bob Ledbetter business manager Frances Murphey managing editor Matt Fenn sports editor Martha Harper society editor. Printed by P. B. Bonsall Printing Co Kent Ohio.
Manchester says the Defense Council will be elected soon to coordinate Kent State defense efforts begun after the emergency. He notes the council must fit new defense courses into the regular curriculum and preserve existing courses while meeting defense needs.
A stream of social notes and campus chatter from the era notes Pat Graham being selected queen of Indiana State Teachers College. The item, filled with gossip about fraternities, sororities, campus events, birthdays, romances, and local doings, captures a snapshot of student life and names several people and incidents in a lively, period-tinged voice.
A writer envisions UNION NOW OR WHY NOT a union of all college men and women to make education pay. The plan outlines dating restrictions by member status, language limits, and seniority rules, with social conduct tied to academic standings and degrees.
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