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J. Henry Highsmith to Dr. Frank Graham, December 11, 1936

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Superintendent of Public Instruction Highsmith wrote Graham expressing his concern about profanity among college sports, the attitude of coaches, and the educational role athletics should play on campus

Leon E. Cook to Dr. Frank Graham, December 11, 1936

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Leon Cook, a Professor of Education at NC State College, wrote Dr. Graham to emphasize the importance that should be placed on coaches' moral character

"Not the Time," October 9, 1936

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A student editorial that urges students to remain united in their school spirit and not become divided over the football situation until the season ends

"The Anderson Squabble," December 24, 1936

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This newspaper article discusses the Anderson-Sermon controversy, and describes the squabble between those who want to emphasize the athletic and the educational purposes of the school.

"Short Judgement," November 13, 1936

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This student editorial in The Technician discusses the Graham Plan and says that it needs more time to succeed.

"Morale or Morality," October 16, 1936

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A student editorial in response to Dr. Poteat's statement that NC State students' morals are low; the article emphasizes the negative influence of profanity on campus

"Go Vague Rumors," October 16, 1936

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A student editorial that discusses the rumors about the football program, and argues that students should continue to show school spirit and support the team during the season.

"Colleges Overlook A Duty," October 9, 1936

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A student editorial that argues colleges are responsible for producing good citizens and future leaders, and should thus have citizenship classes

March of Dimes Poster, ca. late 1950s

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This poster shows a woman standing with several children that have been paralyzed as a result of polio, urging people to donate to The March of Dimes.

March of Dimes Carolina's Poster, ca. 1940s

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This poster urges citizens of North and South Carolina to join in on the March of Dimes campaign to fund polio research.