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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1940
Page
2
At Kent State University a plan to foster交流 between students and faculty is proposed. The Kertt Stater notes the desire of students to sit in on discussions and invites faculty to participate with ideas from experience and observation to broaden dialogue.
The editorial questions why university assemblies are sponsored and if 250 attendees justify the cost. Dr. K C Leebrick opened with a talk on past and future directions while attendance at Lowry cafeteria, Brady, and Den drew long lines.
The council moves Congratulations to the student council for swift organization marking its campus arrival this fall. It set freshman rules before opening and scheduled a meeting for the second day of school. The council is praised for its activity and concern for campus needs.
The Kent Stater is published four times weekly during the university year on Tuesday to Friday and weekly in summer, with suspensions during vacations. Entered as second class matter October 11, 1927, Kent Ohio. Printed by P B Bonsall Printing Co. The paper is APC and Collegiate Digest member and represented by National Advertising Service.
Howard Hansen born in Kenosha Wisconsin rose from high school debate to Ripon College where he worked in radio and wrote for Madison station. He earned a BA in 1937 and a Wisconsin MA in 1939 while teaching at Ripon and later pursuing a PhD. He cites Spencer Tracy as a model and teaches drama with faith in student talent.
A campus reader voice challenges professors and public opinion about entering war. The piece questions propaganda, student fatalism, and the role of dissent amid global conflict. It contrasts campus apathy with eastern college demonstrations and laments censorship and the lack of newspaper coverage of civilians.
Rumors fly about party splits as a merger may be off. Independent Jane Stroup is seen, while Jane Rothermund is sidelined from a second chance. Ed Kiesalbach appears as a rising politico amid a swirl of social buzz and campus happenings.
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