Box 3
Contains 60 Results:
Underground and Political Student Newspapers, 1939 - 2008
The Underground and Political Student Newspapers consists of student newspapers with content that is socially subversive or political in nature. This includes several controversial newspapers from the 1960s and 1970s.
Independent Student Newspapers, 1930 - 1985, bulk: 1967 - 1985
The Independent Student Newspapers consist of newspapers that focus on current events in the Purdue University and Greater Lafayette area. They do not provide substantial political commentary or subversive content. Instead, they target particular subgroups of the Purdue University student body.
Collection of Student Newspapers at Purdue University
Black Hurricane, 1970
Black Hurricane was published by the Black Student Union and published content related to the African American experience, most notably in civil rights issues.
Black Hurricane, Volume 1: Number 1, November 17, 1970 - November 30, 1970
Black Hurricane was published by the Black Student Union and published content related to the African American experience, most notably in civil rights issues.
Black Hurricane, Volume 1: Number 2, December 13, 1970 - December 31, 1970
Black Hurricane was published by the Black Student Union and published content related to the African American experience, most notably in civil rights issues.
Agapao, 1971 - 1972
Includes four issues of Agapao, a newspaper dedicated to Christian religious thought.
Agapao, Volume 1: Number 1, October 1971
Includes four issues of Agapao, a newspaper dedicated to Christian religious thought.
Agapao, Volume 1: Number 2, November 1971
Includes four issues of Agapao, a newspaper dedicated to Christian religious thought.
Agapao, Volume 2: Number 1, January 1972
Includes four issues of Agapao, a newspaper dedicated to Christian religious thought.
Agapao, Volume 2: Number 3, March 1972
Includes four issues of Agapao, a newspaper dedicated to Christian religious thought.
Red Brick, 1971
Includes two issues of Red Brick, a counterculture newspaper produced by students at the Purdue West Lafayette campus.
Red Brick, Volume 1: Number 1, circa September 13, 1971
Includes two issues of Red Brick, a counterculture newspaper produced by students at the Purdue West Lafayette campus.
Red Brick, Volume 1: Number 2, October 4,1971
Includes two issues of Red Brick, a counterculture newspaper produced by students at the Purdue West Lafayette campus.
Hard Times, 1975 - 1977
Includes all fourteen issues of Hard Times, a newspaper self-published by John Stevenson and Kermit Scott, two professors in the Philosophy Department at Purdue University. The newspaper was put out by the Welfare Rights Organization, and Purdue University Students for Communication, Information, and Action (Student CIA) was also involved. Hard Times included counterculture content with commentary and news about social class, capitalism, and socialism.
Hard Times, May 1975
Includes all fourteen issues of Hard Times, a newspaper self-published by John Stevenson and Kermit Scott, two professors in the Philosophy Department at Purdue University. The newspaper was put out by the Welfare Rights Organization, and Purdue University Students for Communication, Information, and Action (Student CIA) was also involved. Hard Times included counterculture content with commentary and news about social class, capitalism, and socialism.
Hard Times, March 1976
Includes all fourteen issues of Hard Times, a newspaper self-published by John Stevenson and Kermit Scott, two professors in the Philosophy Department at Purdue University. The newspaper was put out by the Welfare Rights Organization, and Purdue University Students for Communication, Information, and Action (Student CIA) was also involved. Hard Times included counterculture content with commentary and news about social class, capitalism, and socialism.
Hard Times, April 1976
Includes all fourteen issues of Hard Times, a newspaper self-published by John Stevenson and Kermit Scott, two professors in the Philosophy Department at Purdue University. The newspaper was put out by the Welfare Rights Organization, and Purdue University Students for Communication, Information, and Action (Student CIA) was also involved. Hard Times included counterculture content with commentary and news about social class, capitalism, and socialism.
Hard Times, May 1976
Includes all fourteen issues of Hard Times, a newspaper self-published by John Stevenson and Kermit Scott, two professors in the Philosophy Department at Purdue University. The newspaper was put out by the Welfare Rights Organization, and Purdue University Students for Communication, Information, and Action (Student CIA) was also involved. Hard Times included counterculture content with commentary and news about social class, capitalism, and socialism.
Hard Times, June 1976
Includes all fourteen issues of Hard Times, a newspaper self-published by John Stevenson and Kermit Scott, two professors in the Philosophy Department at Purdue University. The newspaper was put out by the Welfare Rights Organization, and Purdue University Students for Communication, Information, and Action (Student CIA) was also involved. Hard Times included counterculture content with commentary and news about social class, capitalism, and socialism.
Hard Times, July 1976 - August 1976
Includes all fourteen issues of Hard Times, a newspaper self-published by John Stevenson and Kermit Scott, two professors in the Philosophy Department at Purdue University. The newspaper was put out by the Welfare Rights Organization, and Purdue University Students for Communication, Information, and Action (Student CIA) was also involved. Hard Times included counterculture content with commentary and news about social class, capitalism, and socialism.
Hard Times, September 1976
Includes all fourteen issues of Hard Times, a newspaper self-published by John Stevenson and Kermit Scott, two professors in the Philosophy Department at Purdue University. The newspaper was put out by the Welfare Rights Organization, and Purdue University Students for Communication, Information, and Action (Student CIA) was also involved. Hard Times included counterculture content with commentary and news about social class, capitalism, and socialism.
Hard Times, October 1976 - November 1976
Includes all fourteen issues of Hard Times, a newspaper self-published by John Stevenson and Kermit Scott, two professors in the Philosophy Department at Purdue University. The newspaper was put out by the Welfare Rights Organization, and Purdue University Students for Communication, Information, and Action (Student CIA) was also involved. Hard Times included counterculture content with commentary and news about social class, capitalism, and socialism.
Hard Times, January 1977 - February 1977
Includes all fourteen issues of Hard Times, a newspaper self-published by John Stevenson and Kermit Scott, two professors in the Philosophy Department at Purdue University. The newspaper was put out by the Welfare Rights Organization, and Purdue University Students for Communication, Information, and Action (Student CIA) was also involved. Hard Times included counterculture content with commentary and news about social class, capitalism, and socialism.
Vietnam: Whose Victory? Whose Defeat?, 1975
Underground newspaper published by San Francisco People's Press and circulated at Purdue University.