Disarmament and World Court Viewpoints from Student Polls
The article presents pro and con arguments on disarmament and the World Court from a student poll. It covers security, economic planning, and the Kellogg Pact, plus U.S. entry into the Permanent Court of International Justice and isolationist concerns. Ballots are to be deposited in Barnard Hall's brown box all week starting Tuesday.
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Anne Cary Describes Oxford Debate Experience
Anne Cary recounts an Oxford Union debate on whether tradition should be abolished. Speakers from Conservatives and Socialists offered stark contrasts as they debated national prestige and a New Utopia. The session featured an international mix including a Russian prince and a South African speaker. one speech, however, stood out as an exception.
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Newspaper as a Trusted Daily Friend
An argument that readers choose newspapers like friends, noting The New York Herald Tribune as a faithful honest and humorous daily companion. It invites readers to try one week to discover a new and worthwhile newspaper friendship.
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