Entire DC Network | Open Access Articles | Digital Commons Network™

Student Life (1928 Oct 6), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

Dr. Francis Gaines Addresses Students At Session Opening
First Honor Group Announced by Dean
Y.W. Entertains With a Carnival
Hockey Season is Now in Full Swing
Formal Opening of Student Government
Public Opinion
A Toast to Freshmen
Student Forum
Student Life To Conduct Straw Vote
New Teachers Added
Dramatics
"The Patriot" Is Appreciated Here
Possibility of Doing Shakespeare Here This Season
Sophomores Celebrate Deference Week
Baccalaureate Address Delivered
Engagements for Session 1928-1929
Fraternity Rushing Began September 21st
First Cotillion Given
Society
Art Exhibit for Endowment Fund
Jokes
Hollins Organizes Smith Club

Go to article

Ua11/1 Teachers College Heights, Vol. 10, No. 5, Wku Public Affairs

WKU Administration Documents

Teachers College Heights monthly magazine promoting WKU and documenting campus events and courses offered.

College Heights News
Western Football Schedule 1928
The Pageant
Home Coming October 27, 1928

Go to article

The Growth And Development Of Banking Advertising, Gretchen Wagner

Bachelors’ Theses

Banks have only recently cashed in on advertising. Large banks in all sections of the United States have been notably increasing both the frequency and size of their current advertisements for the comparatively brief period of the past ten years. Until the Great War was thrust upon our nation, advertising was looked upon by bankers, as well as other businessmen, as an expense, while at present, it is quite generally regarded in its proper light ... as an investment.

Go to article

The Freedom Of The Press As It Exists In The World Today, Deborah M. Rothlisberg

Bachelors’ Theses

The original draft of the Constitution of the United States did not mention freedom of the press. The guarantee is among one of the ten forced into the document by Thomas Jefferson. Yet even Jefferson could not go to the length of affirming that freedom of the press is "an unalienable right, an absolute good, comparable to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.'' What he said was merely that Congress should make no law abridging it. This does not mean that it should never be abridged, only it is a denial that Congress is the authority by whom it …

Go to article

The Economic Value Of Advertising To The Manufacturer And The Consumer, Edward D. O'Keef

Bachelors’ Theses

Advertising is something that has not as yet been accurately defined. When a dictionary of recognized authority falls so short of defining the modern significance of advertising, it is not surprising that a careful analysis and summary of the economic functions fulfilled by advertising is needed at this time. The business man and the trained economist have frequently been misled in their efforts to classify and interpret this tremendous force which, despite the opposition of some powerful business factors, has grown into almost universal use within two centuries.

Go to article

The Attitude Of The Metropolitan Daily Toward Neighborhood Advertising, John William Conroy

Bachelors’ Theses

The material for this thesis has been gathered from personal letters, accompanied by a questionnaire, which were sent to the advertising managers of thirty-five newspapers throughout the country and Canada.

After a thorough investigation it was found that there are no books that dwell directly on the subject and the questionnaire and letter that follow directly after the bibliography were sent to gain the information.

Many of the advertising managers went to a lengthy discussion on the subject but the majority of answers were returned, written on the back of the questionnaire. These were very meager in the information that …

Go to article