CBS radio signs Doris Day as April 1 start
The article notes Doris Day, Warner Brothers star, signed to a CBS radio contract and set to begin on or around April 1. It mentions CBS securing rights to Mickey Spillane stories and developing new radio projects including That Hammer Guy and Meet Me at Mike's, with more TV talent crossing to radio.
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The Escapist’s Fault: Courage Against Life’s Realities
The passage argues escapism stems from excessive self love. True strength lies in facing life’s hardships with realism and courage. It warns that withdrawal reflects selfishness, and the escapist is egotistical, lacking genuine concern for others.
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Electric corset ads and grisly nostalgia in a dusty note
Miss Frenzy Toadhopper Dawdle Dell writes of electric corsets advertised in old magazines for health benefits and says she seeks a charged device to boost energy. She recalls family anecdotes, mentions Doc Shakewell’s Tonic and Cracker Barrel Store liver pads, and laments modern weakness in a humorous, period voice.
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Skepticism vs. manipulation in Asch experiments
A critical essay ridicules the overconfident skeptic who rejects new ideas unless they fit vogue. It cites Solomon Asch at Swarthmore showing seven of eight peers can bias one student to false line judgments. The piece warns against reliance on authority and urges independent thinking.
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