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The Associated Press sued this magazine for libel after the printing of a cartoon depicting the news giant “Poisoned at the Source.” For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this socialist magazine that was shut down in 1917 over its editors’ anti-war stances. Jack Reed covered the trial of “Big Bill” Haywood and other Wobblies for this graphic magazine.
ANSWER: The Masses
[10e] While reporting for The Masses, Reed penned a firsthand account of the October Revolution titled for this many days. Nellie Bly went undercover for this many days to write a piece on the asylum at Blackwell’s Island.
ANSWER: 10 days [or ten days; accept Ten Days in a Mad-House; accept Ten Days That Shook the World]
[10h] This editor of The Masses later married the sister of Nikolai Krylenko, a legal czar responsible for many Soviet show trials. After The Masses was shut down, this editor founded The Liberator with his sister, who co-founded the ACLU.
ANSWER: Max Eastman [or Max Forrester Eastman]
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VirginiaArizona State010010
Johns HopkinsBrown0000
Chicago AChicago B10101030
Columbia BFlorida010010
HarvardChicago C0000
Berkeley AIowa State010010
MichiganMaryland010010
Cornell BMinnesota B0000
Cornell ANorth Carolina A010010
North Carolina BKentucky0000
IllinoisNorthwestern010010
Claremont CollegesPenn010010
OttawaRutgers010010
South CarolinaBerkeley B0000
StanfordColumbia A010010
TexasIndiana010010
Toronto AGeorgia Tech010010
Chicago DTruman State0000
McGillVanderbilt010010
Minnesota AWUSTL A010010
WUSTL BDuke010010
WaterlooPurdue010010
Yale ANYU010010
Yale BToronto B010010