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Alternative Voices on Campus
Ruby-Sachs, Emma | February 17, 2003 issue

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The authors offers their views on progressive opinion journals at universities. They notes that political opinions are forming and campus newspapers are framing the debate. For students, the campus media are their first and often only news source while for progressive students, the alternative campus media are also an important rallying point. The authors also mentions that alternative campus papers can stimulate people to move their thinking in new directions, put topics on the campus agenda and shift campus discourse to the left. INSET: A Once-Bright Star Dims.

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COLLEGE student newspapers & periodicals; STUDENT newspapers & periodicals; JOURNALISM, College; PERIODICALS; STUDENT publications
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