The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

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llH University which nave grown
too tolerant # arrogant change
makers
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SHAPIRO thc poet wrote tiial the
University VA The land 81 the
nnoh II WAN criticized as a country
club fo titr privileged The mi
NclsliN professors were scorned M
conservatives
To-day al the end Of the admin
sNrailon 81 President Colgate Oar
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changed
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Sought 10 radically dcmociatize NE
university The first Ncero sta.
dents were admitted The school
NJ Education. a training school i0r
educational buit4ucrat4 has loom
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become influenced, by liberal ="
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