12 Jan 1968
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1968
Page
1
A campus poll by the 55 Committee drew only about 2 percent completion, highlighting potential student apathy. Factors include timing after Thanksgiving, academic pressures, and a lengthy, complex questionnaire distributed to all students rather than a random sample.
The Faculty Assembly Committee proposals aim to cut assemblies to seven per semester to improve speaker quality and turnout. They consider abolishing the attendance requirement, while supporters urge flexibility to include plays and concerts. A student poll last month favored the plan and a reinstitution of the organ prelude at assemblies.
A student newspaper review praises the January issue of the Alumni Magazine for cleaner layout and stronger content. It lauds reduced clutter and bold design while noting room for improvement in issue structure and coverage of educational reform discussions.
Jamel W. Markham examines Communist mass communication in the Soviet Union and China. He outlines centralized Soviet media control, analyzes organizational structures, and notes rising advertising and market-like changes in Soviet press and broadcasting.
Moran offers a timely critique of mass communication in the Soviet Union and China, praising the purity of Soviet ads while noting the primitive radio studios. He contrasts Western Madison Avenue standards with Soviet film reels and extends to broadcasting reach, the Voice of the Red Giants, and the global role of Radio Moscow.
A German exchange student recounts studying at Oberlin College in the United States. He contrasts the German and American systems, notes personal maturity gained, and reflects on hospitality, political freedom, and the College’s social norms during his stay.
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