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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1941

Page

2

College editorial condemns intolerance toward pacifist views

A Richmond campus editorial argues against ridiculing two students who oppose war on pacifist grounds. It warns against suppressing minority opinions, notes the era’s tense climate, and criticizes antiwar banners as unconstructive and disrespectful to peaceful beliefs.

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Freedom in Debate Sparks Minority Critique Reminder

A public reflection urges restraint as emotions rise in criticizing an unselfish minority. It argues refuting the minority only harms the very freedom the majority vows to defend.

Not Hate Nipponese Yet Poweful Militant Ruler Rules

A reader essay argues against hating Nipponese as individuals, praising poetry and loyalty while condemning the militant nationalist minority. It contrasts Japanese culture with American norms, condemns Samurai remnants, and condemns modern militant leaders. The piece ends with quotes from Dr. Ball, Dave Garrison, and Dr. Lavender on war and study.

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Cottons Crazy Serious War Notes On A College Campus

A college columnist reflects on wartime shifts from dances to air raid drills at University of Virginia. Students and professors gather for 24 hour patrols at Patterson Avenue and Three Chopt Road, coordinating with Langley Field to track enemy planes, while Westhampton women debate their roles and futures as the war looms.

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