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The Chameleon Cover, May 1926 A brown cover of the publication's first ever edition
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The Victor This Inklings poem written in 1975 but published in 1979 broadly speaks on the horrors of war, but does not directly reference Vietnam.
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Classic College Humor
Collection of student publications that discussed alcohol through humor.
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The Bomb (1975) This poem's published in the 1979 Inklings, but written in 1975 details a narrator that refuses to become an oppressor and join the war effort.
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till the tide hath changed Appearing in Inklings in 1973, "till the tide hath changed" features Vic Fleming's thoughts on being a young man in 1969.
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War Poems This poem appeared in the 1973 edition of Inklings. Referencing the death and destruction caused by the war, Carl Patterson ('73) makes his anti-war perspective explicit.
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Red Ernie in Quips and Cranks 1971 This portrait of Ernest F. Patterson, nicknamed "Red Ernie" by the students, appeared in the 1971 edition of Quips and Cranks. Patterson was known for having anti-war views.
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Davidsonian May 3rd. 1968 Screenshot Political cartoon depicting Davidson students' inward focus on their campus rather than national activism.
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Davidsonian April 5th. 1968 Screenshot A screenshot of a Davidsonian political cartoon that depicts the ROTC as a complete joke and its members as mischevious.
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The Adventures of Harry Harless This creative fiction from The Inklings mocks a student extremist/ counter-culture figure as he destroys the school in an attempt to enforce his radicalism upon everyone else.
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Representative George Brown Guest Speaker George Brown visited campus in 1968 and his visit was commemorated by his strong distrust in the military.
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1968 Quips and Cranks Yearbook Caption #2 Yearbook caption remarking on the general sentiments of college students and their relation to public institutions.
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1968 Quips and Cranks Yearbook Caption #1 Yearbook caption complaining about a lack of sincerity and consistency in student activism and protests efforts.
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War Victims This student poem written in 1969 portrays service in the military as similar to losing one's identity like a leaf that falls from its tree and can only wait to be blown away.
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Quips and Cranks Cover, 1900 The 1900 edition of the annual contained short stories, illustrations and other creative works along with recaps of the past year.
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Davidson College Catalog 1988 Course descriptions within the English department
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The Davidsonian 1914-09-30 On March 18, 1914, the student body voted on and approved the creation of a collegiate newspaper that would report on the campus and local community events and issues.
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The Davidsonian 1914-11-18 On March 18, 1914, the student body voted on and approved the creation of a collegiate newspaper that would report on the campus and local community events and issues.