With this issue, the CRIMSON initiates a new weekly supplement. It will appear at the end of each week and run as a second section. The first supplement includes the following:
* a report on last month's student strike at Berkeley;
* an article speculating on the divisive influence of the draft;
* excerpts from a paper by Thomas C. Schelling, professor of Economics, analyzing crime as an economic phenomenon, O,Sti
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