Inadequate State Colleges Strain North Carolina Students
The piece highlights severe crowding in North Carolina higher education with 2,300 denied college training and 9,500 students crowded in dormitories. It warns of health risks and questions how to accommodate expected 6,000 high school graduates in five years amid ongoing expansion pressures.
State Higher Education Building Fund Urgency Ad
An editorial appeal urges North Carolina residents to demand an $18 080 000 six year building program for higher education. The piece cites state wealth from agriculture and taxes to argue against poverty claims and insists lawmakers respond to public on behalf of youth and institutions.
North Carolina Education Promise for War-Era Draftees
A fragment argues 30 percent of white draftees in the war were illiterate and questions postwar educational opportunities for them and their children. The speaker contends the state must provide higher education or offer citizenship opportunities.
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