Communications
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Title
Communications
Subject
In a letter to the editor, the author condemns the possibility of the school giving scholarships to Japanese-American students on the grounds that the scholarships would be better served going to Middlebury athletes. The author then goes on a racist rant.
Description
Volume 40, Number 12
Creator
Eugene Hubbard '44
Publisher
The Campus
Date
11/25/1942
Contributor
Eugene Hubbard '44
Coverage
"If we can't help out a man who is doing more than his share for the school by playing on its teams, why should we break our necks to dig up some Japanese student whose assets are dubious and finance his education?"
"There are any number of men who were apparently so unfortunate as to have been born of Occidental parents right here in Vermont who could use scholarships. Why chase out to the West Coast looking for a little color."
"Why, if we are so interested in promoting friendly relations, do we stop at American-born Japanese when we now have any number of Japanese prisoners of war?"
"There are any number of men who were apparently so unfortunate as to have been born of Occidental parents right here in Vermont who could use scholarships. Why chase out to the West Coast looking for a little color."
"Why, if we are so interested in promoting friendly relations, do we stop at American-born Japanese when we now have any number of Japanese prisoners of war?"
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Eugene Hubbard '44, “Communications,” Archives of Anti-Racist Activism, accessed October 27, 2026, https://twilightprojectantiracistrecords.middcreate.net/items/show/62.