Students Express Attitude On Current Problems

Students Express Attitude On Current Problems

Foreign and domestic affairs of the early 1930s

This article talks about the opinions of Ursinus students on problems that were relevant in 1932, foreign and domestic. These problems included: the progress of communism in Russia, Japan's unprovoked conquest of Manchuria, the execution of the anarchists Saccho and Vanzetti, etc. Moreover, the issue of the political identity of Ursinus' student body was discussed. This article affirms that the majority of students leaned to the right, but the minority that leaned to the left was fast gaining ground.

The Ursinus Weekly

The Ursinus Weekly

Ursinus College

October 10, 1932

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