DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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The Student Radio Guild is one of the most active and unusual or- ganizations on campus The members of this guild broadcast programs twice weekly over WlRE of Indianapolis. These programs are all stu- dent productions-the guild being the only group of its kind managed entirely by students. The Radio Guild, then, oHers practical experience in OH branches oF the Field of radio through its opportunities For work on the production, music, script, technical, and publicity stoHs, and proves valuable to those interested in Future radio careers. 13

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1Q Student Workshops Publications, though hindered by the war in many reSpects, continue to be an integral part of campus activities. The scope of information covered by publications is all inclusive From the latest campus romance to the war experiences of those who have left DePauw to enter the service. Published bi-weekly, The DePauw, guided by both business and editorial stoFFs, makes its way From writer to publisher to reader twice a week. It Furnishes the means whereby students are able to keep track of scheduled meetings and deity campus activities. DePauw's literary magazine is the Boulder, which is published several times Cl year. Including jokes, photographs, prose, and poerty, the Boulder continues to be DePauw's literary gem. Reviewing the events at the year, the Mirage gives to the student a tangible remembrance of each year spent at DePauw. Thus, as 0 practical view 0F journalistic trends at DePauw, student pubhcations reveal the summation of today's activities.

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CONTRIBUTING TO THE WAR EFFORT With war come socriFices. And DePauw students have entered whole-heartedly into ac tivities which will bring peace closer to 0 chaotic world. DePauwites have given their blood to save some life on the for-Hung bottle Fronts, and they have contributed generously to the War Bond drives. China, in her desperate struggle, received aid from students through con- tributions to China War Relief, and coeds have acted as nurses aids to counteract the present critical shortage of trained nurses. Depauw has established her Home Front. 14