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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1949

Page

2

Propaganda Pen and the Power of Media Manipulation

The piece warns how propaganda wields influence through cinema and press, citing Goebbels Rosenberg and Hitler as examples. It questions Western acceptance of Franco Spain ties via the Export-Import Bank to secure cotton and wheat, urging scrutiny of democratic ideals in foreign dealings.

Goebbels Rosenberg Hitler Hollywood Spain Franco Washington Iberian Peninsula C.S

ISA Muffs Chance To Help Traditions At KSU

A reader laments the loss of college traditions at Kansas State University postwar. It urges student groups and fraternities to revive events like Student Faculty Service night and NTFC, noting past fun at Hub Frolic and suggesting reorganizing the bag game and Fresh Soph Rush to restore campus heritage.

ISA KSU Casey At NTFC

Humans on Campus A Satirical Look by Frank Fararra

A columnist mocks college students as a varied species living on campus. He jokes about classrooms, textbooks, sports gear, popsicles, and psychiatrists while satirizing beliefs about money and human nature in a witty, skeptical tone.

Frank Fararra

What Satisfaction Education

A narrator argues with a friend about college and happiness. The exchange questions whether intellectual achievement and intangible goals offer true satisfaction beyond material success, suggesting happiness lies in pursuing knowledge and beauty rather than possessions. The piece ends with a contemplative note on pursuing rainbows and appreciating the trail.

Tien Bim Wiland

Friars Open House Invites All To A Casual Campus Visit

The Friars fraternity announces a weekly open house at 225 E. College Avenue from 2 to 5 p.m. Fridays. Guests bring their own lunch and entertain themselves with records, games, magazines, and discussions, with no formal reception.

Friars House Marine Room College Avenue Bob Fuehrer

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