Kent State Editorial Encourages Freshmen To Uphold Standards
The piece notes 1400 new freshmen at Kent State University as veterans helped boost prestige, and urges the younger students to live up to high standards set by alumni. It outlines a four year phase with hard work, doubts, and college life temptations while emphasizing personal responsibility and university reputation.
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KSU
Kent State University
Sigma Nu
Delta Upsalin
Phi Kappa Tau
Alpha Epsilon Pi
Kent
Dink Traditions Mark Freshman Year At KSU
A humorous look at Freshmen rituals at KSU noting the dink hat ceremony And So To Dink and And So To Drink traditions. It recalls past campus pranks and ongoing activities like theater auditions and elections.
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KSU
Prentice Gate
University Theater
Vets Receive NSI Funds
The Veterans administration announced dividend payment rates for National Service Life Insurance. Rates vary by age at policy start, with the highest under 40 at 55 cents per month per $1000. Those 55 and over receive 20 cents per month per $1000. WWII veterans with policies before 1947 and held over three months are eligible and may apply via post office VA office or veterans service organizations.
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Veterans Administration
Veterans Service Organization
Washington
Kent Stater masthead and publishing details
Editor in chief and newsroom staff listed, The Kent Stater is a daily student newspaper published Tuesday through Friday during the school year and on Tuesdays and Fridays in summer sessions. Subscription price is $2 per year. Entered second class matter in Kent Ohio under the 1879 act.
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Kent Stater
Kent Kent
Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
Depeyatee St
Kent, Ohio
Freshmen Week Praise and Growth at Kent State
Joe Friedman lauds Dr. L. S. Hadley and the faculty for simplifying registration and guiding freshmen. He notes 1400 newcomers divided into home rooms with faculty and student advisors, daily 8 a.m. sessions, and thorough orientation. The piece mentions national fraternities, campus growth, and a torch light pep rally at Prentice gate with cadet corps leadership.
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Merrill Hall
Prentice Gate
KSU
Thomas F. Wall
Cadet Corps
Bob Moore
What Frosh Should Expect From KSU
Freshman guidance from Bim Wiland urges newcomers to enter college with open minds. He warns of doubt, change, and the broad task of forming personal philosophy while embracing knowledge that challenges preconceptions. College should sharpen judgment and foster humane, thoughtful living.
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