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NEWS & of legal claim against the threats to communications in the City of Brotherly Love, VIEWS city. Would the...
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Two recent reports on the news media have substituted • • • • some light for the heat generated by Mr. Agnew. Sociolo- gist Herbert J. Gans, at work on a study of national...
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discrimination against women in the profession (the more than the previous year. This was an all-time high, as sponsors of this resolution would have been pleased with each year has been...
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THE JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL . ............. Back to the drawing...
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better Christians; and there was a considerable drop from institutions has begun in several provinces. After con- 1965 to 1968 in the extent to which the schools have sulting all the...
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WHITE FACES AND BLACK STUDIES •••••••• Is there a monopoly on interpreting the...
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with who ,knows what threats to the integrity of the staffed by traditionally qualified blacks? Ideally, yes. universities. We must ask whether, under those condi- But on account of...
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SOUR NOTES have only suspected from reading Ribman's play. For all its oddness and...
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have maneuvered the present Peace Corps workers into a re-creation of Southern plantation society, but with a difference. The blacks manage to be so unteachable that For the New...
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These two volumes are the results THE CAMPUS MINISTRY of the long-awaited Danforth Founda- tion's five-year study of the campus...
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Vol. 091 Issue 014 (January 9 1970)
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