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Campus Press Speaks Up

Keith, Roger | September 29, 1956 issue

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The article describes the changes in the college press and editing done by student editors. These college editorials, which are coolly and clearly written, deal with such subjects as the primary purpose of education, the danger of conformity to mass opinion, the wave of anti intellectualism in the country and matters which all too rarely appear in grown-up journals. An outstanding example of non-conformity to mass opinion has been the surprising pro-integration policy of many Southern college papers. The university's regents were shocked.

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UNIVERSITY presses; JOURNALISM -- Editing; EDITORS; EDUCATION; PUBLIC opinion; SCHOOL boards
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