Freedom's Fight: Civil Rights in the Presidential Choice
A focused editorial arguing civil rights as the era's top domestic issue. It weighs President Eisenhower and Governor Stevenson, noting Eisenhower's limited civil rights actions and Stevenson’s readiness to enforce Supreme Court rulings, urging decisive executive leadership to uphold liberty and equal rights.
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Illinois Senate
GOP to Win Predicts College Poll on Election
A national poll by the Associated Collegiate Press shows 65 percent of college students expect a Republican victory, 23 percent vote Democratic and 12 percent undecided. Democrats lead among self-identified students, but Republicans are favored overall by views on Eisenhower’s popularity and economic factors.
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Associated Collegiate Press
Eisenhower
University of Wyoming
Mississippi College
Stevenson
Rochester Institute of Technology
Hayes Reading Group Presents Shakespeare at Columbia
The Helen Hayes Concert acting Group returns to the Columbia Institute of Arts and Sciences Wednesday for a five evening program series. The first reading Lovers Valians and Fools features scenes from Shakespeare with simple props modern costumes and Elizabethan lute music. Ticket price is 1.50 with sales at McMillin Theatre box office and 310 General Studies Building.
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Memorial honors English Prof Miss Amy Loveman at Barnard
The memorial meeting for the late Amy Loveman, English professor, was held at Barnard last Wednesday. John Mason Brown and Randall Jarrell spoke, praising her hospitality and influence. A $100 undergraduate poetry prize fund was announced, with remaining funds for scholarships.
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Saturday Review
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Editorial Roundup Reflects Cold War View on Communism
Review states that world peace is threatened mainly by Soviet totalitarianism and calls US policy to support self determination. The piece praises college newspaper political commentary as generally well thought out.
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Soviet Union
United States
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