Word: topical
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...which receives no constant financial backing from the university as compared with Yale's $1,000 per annum and B.U.'s $2,000, which holds over 120 debates a year to accommodate its fifty members, and which must hold 80 percent of its debates on the comparatively dull national topic in order to get opposition and practice for its members, your recommendations offer no solution...
Today, the topic is "How Free is the Press?", while on November 30, the Forum will present a program called "Is the Musical Comedy Replacing Serious Drama?" The list of speakers for the latter program includes Richard Rodgers, Marc Connelly, and Lillian Hellman...
Freedom of the press and the effects of President Truman's recent censorship order will lead the Law School Forum discussion at 8 p.m. tonight at the New Lecture Hall. Three newspapermen and a lawyer will debate the topic. "How Free Is the Press?", emphasizing the problems a newspaper faces in maintaining its independence...
Current interest on the topic centers around the Executive order restricting the right of government agencies to issue news statements. Other issues which will be discussed are slander in newsprint; the influence of advertisers and political parties on papers' editorial policies; the decrease in the number of newspapers, which threatens freedom of the press; and the possibility of the federal government's subsidizing or even publishing a paper...
Former Dean of the Business School Wallace B. Donham '98 will present the first of six Leatherbee Lectures at 4 p.m. today in Room 100 of the Baker Library. His topic will be "Blind Spots," a survey of Administration policies...