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James M. Fallows
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Youth Push Comes To Shove
$5.95. WHEN Push Comes to Shove first appeared last month, it was easy to excuse it as a collection of
Books on the Draft Survival Manuals
$1.95.$1.$1.50. They wrote in the old days that it is sweet and fitting to die for one's country. But in
Books The Harvard Strike
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Carmichael Attacks White Radicals For Causing Repression of Blacks
America's white radicals are leading the country into fascism, black revolutionary Stokely Carmichael told a gasping crowd at Wellesley yesterday.
Books Tales of Hoffman
286 pages, $1.50 WHILE the Chicago conspiracy trial has casily taken its place on the list of Decisive Political Events
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Civil Rights Agency Investigates Two More Middle South Utilities
A federal civil rights agency has completed an investigation of the hiring practices of two Southern utility companies in which
Mississippi Power and Light: Confidential Study Shows 4.5% Black Work Force
Figures collected by the Federal enrolment in a study last year offer new information on the hiring policies of one
GMProxy Fight May Point Way To Wider Investment Questions
While Harvard may have made its final decision on the General Motors stockholders' challenge, the University's billion dollar endowment may
Black Southern Farmers Need Money To Buy Land in Mississippi for Co-Op
By the time the Southern weather turns warm at the end of this month, farmers in Mississippi and Alabama will
Harvard Will Not Suspend Blacks for OBU Protests
None of the black students the University has disciplined for two December building occupations will have to leave the College,
Pusey, In Annual Report, Calls Last Year 'Dismal'
President Pusey, in his annual Report to be released today, says that last year was a "dismal" and "costly" one
Professors to be on Corporation
Two professional scholars-a historian from Yale and a physicist from the University of Illinois-will be the new members of the
Faculty Meeting Approves Docket Committee System
The Faculty took another step toward overhauling its working procedures yesterday by approving one more section of the Fainsod Report.
Painter Protest Catalyzes Issue
Although this week's "painters' helper" protest has concentrated on one specific issue, the charges of "University racism" that the protest
