College Opinion in The Franklin 1915 Crisis Editorial
The Franklin College paper weighs government crisis actions and press suppression in wartime. It notes debates over how college editors should respond to national events, referencing the New York Independent's critique of England and Germany wartime censorship.
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College public opinion and Wilson war stance urged
The article argues college students should influence public sentiment cautiously as war talk rises. It praises President Wilson for keeping the U S from entering conflict and urges restraint while not endorsing German actions. It notes humor and lore about suspenders vs appendicitis and includes a light exchange about dorm room boredom.
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