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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1971
Page
2
David Lawrence argues private colleges face serious finances due to rising costs and dropping incomes. He urges alumni to support their alma maters despite campus unrest, noting reform and better career guidance as keys while stressing the need for financial stability to preserve private colleges.
In Detroit Free Press fashion column the writer vents over attempts to destroy the mini with new .30 caliber bandoleers and shorts. The piece critiques the season’s tasteless innovations, mocks the idea that beauty requires bullets, and jokes about Darwinian fashion evolution amid wintry weather.
A college in New Hampshire recounts an incident where a Spanish professor, described as Chinese and fluent in English and Spanish, refused to grade a Black student who demanded a C. The professor warned he would report discrimination based on his own minority status, and the student left. The professor failed the student.
Letter writers urge caution about Jaycees backing a referendum on ABC liquor stores in Thomasville. They argue liquor increases taxes and harms moral climate, warn of hidden motives, and urge citizens to scrutinize organizers before voting.
A collection of brief poems and notes from readers Mary Frances Thompson Lilian Cross Virginia Buser Everett P Covington. The pieces express personal prayers, apologies for editorial space, and a humorous surplus exits anecdote about Grandpa and two cat holes from local contributor Evertt P Covington.
A poem by Elinor M Spearman about snowflakes symbolic of life and beauty, paired with Chris Thompson’s reflective prose on happiness. The pieces explore origin, uniqueness, and the longing for joy, peace, and companionship, asking for a key to happiness.
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