Soviet Union
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251 | Untitled College Eye 39:10, p.3 |
Praises the speech given by Jerome Davis, because he spoke as one out of a minority. | |
252 | Untitled College Eye 39:10, p.2 |
Praises the speech of Dr. Davis as a part of the Lecture-Concert Series. | |
253 | Davis to lecture on Russia; will deliver two talks here Monday College Eye 39:9, p.1 |
Profile of Jerome Davis; photo. | |
254 | Olmsted says we must understand the Russians College Eye 39:9, p.1 |
Excerpts from address by General George H. Olmsted. | |
255 | Soviets give education on every level College Eye 38:36, p.5 |
A look at the educational system of the Soviet Union. | |
256 | Foreign policy warnings College Eye 38:6, p.2 |
Unsure about the state of foreign relations following the death of President Roosevelt. | |
257 | Why talk of war? Old Gold 38:3, p.2 |
Speculates on potential conflict with Soviet Union. | |
258 | World Views College Eye 37:42, p.2 |
Reporters in the United States are caught up in writing and researching the developments in the Soviet Union. | |
259 | World Views College Eye 37:28, p.2 |
Speculates on conflict between Iran and Soviet Union. | |
260 | World Views College Eye 37:27, p.2 |
Discusses Soviet Union's unwillingness to forget about the past and what the United States would do if they attack. | |
261 | World Views College Eye 37:24, p.2 |
Disagrees with Winston Churchill's Iron Curtain speech in Fulton, Missouri. | |
262 | Clues to the News College Eye 36:31, p.2 |
Problems with winding up the war in Germany. | |
263 | Clues to the News College Eye 36:28, p.2 |
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264 | Clues to the News College Eye 36:19, p.2 |
World and national news. | |
265 | Clues to the News College Eye 36:15, p.2 |
Discusses the partitioning of land among European nations at the end of the war. | |
266 | Clues to the News College Eye 36:8, p.2 |
Comments of Dumbarton Oaks conference. | |
267 | Lambertson lectures College Eye 36:6, p.4 |
On Soviet Union. | |
268 | Readers' Review College Eye 36:5, p.2 |
Reviews "Russia and the United States," by Pitirim A, Sorokin. | |
269 | Russia to fight Japan, says Nichol College Eye 36:5, p.6 |
Excerpts from lecture by David Nichol; photo. | |
270 | Clues to the News College Eye 36:4, p.2 |
World and national news. | |
271 | Campus School active in drive to aide Russians College Eye 36:4, p.3 |
Work on clothing collection and repair. | |
272 | Steer middle course with Russia College Eye 35:20, p.1 |
Excerpts from address by William Henry Chamberlin. | |
273 | Student forum helps meet campus demand College Eye 35:19, p.5 |
Group discusses Soviet Union. | |
274 | William Chamberlin to appear Wednesday College Eye 35:19, p.1 |
Will speak on Soviet Union; photo. | |
275 | William Chamberlain, well-known journalist, appears here February 9 College Eye 35:18, p.1 |
Profile of expert on Soviet Union. | |
276 | From distrust to confidence--our attitude towards Russia College Eye 34:6, p.2 |
Comments on relations with Soviet Union. | |
277 | Watching the World College Eye 33:44, p.2 |
News from around the country and the world. | |
278 | Russia will get scrolls College Eye 33:32, p.2 |
American young people will greet Soviet young people. | |
279 | Aid to Russia? Professors and students are divided on proposal College Eye 32:40, p.2 |
Students and faculty offer opinions on the war in the Soviet Union. | |
280 | New war brings changes College Eye 32:38, p.2 |
Comments on German attack on Soviet Union. | |
281 | Invasion of Russia--1939 College Eye 31:14, p.2 |
Critical of Soviet invasion of Finland. | |
282 | Dr. Morrison discusses Soviet Russia College Eye 30:21, p.3 |
John A. Morrison will speak. | |
283 | Alison E. Aitchison Alumnus 21:4, p.15 |
Gives talk on Russia. | |
284 | Russia is topic of weekly forum College Eye 28:40, p.4 |
Professor Aitchison spoke on women, family life, and work. | |
285 | Alison E. Aitchison Alumnus 21:2, p.7 |
Writes article on Russian agriculture; attends meetings. | |
286 | "Russian women work"--Aitchison College Eye 28:18, p.1 |
Professor Aitchison speaks on the many roles of Soviet women. | |
287 | Miss Aitchison to speak College Eye 28:17, p.3 |
Will speak to Religious Forum on women in Russia. | |
288 | Christianity to be theme of sermon College Eye 28:16, p.1 |
Harold Bosley will speak at CHIC; Alison Aitchison will address Religious Forum on Soviet Union. | |
289 | Foreign news editor to talk on Russia Sunday evening College Eye 28:11, p.1 |
Joseph Barnes will speak; photo. | |
290 | Students again swinging into social whirl at all-college dance tonight College Eye 28:6, p.3 |
College social calendar. | |
291 | Alumnus relates travel experiences in today's Russia College Eye 27:24, p.3 |
Edward Markle talks about his trip to the Soviet Union. | |
292 | Cossack life of Russia revealed in book review College Eye 26:28, p.1 |
Alberta Stroebel reviews "And Quiet Flows the Don". | |
293 | Abbe's experiences in Russia reviewed by Mary Lou Mitze College Eye 26:27, p.1 |
Reviews book by James E. Abbe. | |
294 | A change College Eye 25:39, p.2 |
Staff change for student publications is a good thing. | |
295 | Russian-U. S. trade agreements tone down fear of competition; Mary B. Hunter gives talk on new economic relationship College Eye 25:24, p.1 |
Excerpts from AAUW speech. | |
296 | Alfred Lyman Flude, who has traveled extensively in Siberia Public Relations News Release 1930:80, p.1 |
The second in the lecture and entertainment course will feature Alfred Flude and his travels across Siberia and Asia. | |
297 | Sherwood Eddy well received College Eye 19:28, p.1 |
Speaks on Russia, religion, and education. | |
298 | According to an advertisement College Eye 18:38, p.4 |
Editorial compares the United States to Russia in terms of education and the number of books bought. | |
299 | No strings attached College Eye 18:28, p.4 |
Editorial comments on the United States' involvement with other countries for their protection and their money. | |
300 | Alfred Smaltz talks on Russian problems at chapel Friday College Eye 18:28, p.1 |
Summary of remarks. |