1947_05 The Daily Collegian May 1947

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The Next War
A number of professors Have been herd to
recite in their lectures recently such sentences
as "In the next war, things will be this way,"
or "In the next war. many deadly weapon)
will be revealed."
Seldom, if ever, do these educators qualify
their statements with an "If there is another
war," it is always "In the next war."
It is hard to understand how this nation
or any nation can expect peace if the populace
continues to believe war is inevitable. This is
especially true when the nation's educators continue to assume that peace is an impossibility.
The American press has also failed to give
even a ray of hope for peace. Almost every
line of printed matter concerning Russia conveys to the people the idea that another war is
inevitable—it is just a matter of time.
Americans must realize that war is always
a possibility and America must not assume the
isolationist view she held before the recent
THE BLUE KEY . . . Carnival was photographed this year on colored film for release
to other chapters of the service fraternity at
other schools. Blue Key's work at Fresno
State was praised at the Regional Convention
held recently at the University of Southern
California with the result that many of the
other chapters requested graphic information
on the conduct of affairs here.
ASSOCIATION . . . leaders are worried that
ii.-\t v. ;cr the government may not suffer the
.ai>. n-.• .if student Ixxly cards for veterans
attending college on the GI Bill. The student
lxxly card price recently took a raise to cover
added costs on the yearbook. Since many of
war with Germany and Japan, but
and America must start believing that prevention of another war is not impossible.
In the words of Lcl.inJ Stowe, noted foreign correspondent and Pulitzer prize winner,
"If we actually believe that another war is inevitable, then we should all go out now and
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