| Thoughts on Black Power |
98 |
| Clark, Kenneth B. |
| The Collapse of a Myth |
99 |
| Howe, Irving |
| The Dedijer Case |
102 |
| P., M. |
| Cambridge Votes on the Vietnam War |
103 |
| Hartman, Chester W. & Bonnell, Victoria E. |
| "The Matter with California" |
106 |
| Garber, Alex |
| Israel Now: A Few Questions |
109 |
| Plastrik, Stanley |
| A Letter from Paris: The Decline of Europe? |
112 |
| Bloch-Michel, Jean |
| A Little Symposium on the McCarthy Campaign |
115 |
| Clark, Joseph & Kramer, Albert & Peretz, Martin |
| Strategies for Opposition: The Draft - Tax Refusal - "Resistance" |
119 |
| Harrington, Michael |
| From a Harlem School |
131 |
| Meier, Deborah |
| The Poverty of Aging |
138 |
| Seligman, Ben B. |
| Important Nonsense: Norman O. Brown |
147 |
| Abel, Lionel |
| Anatomy of Black Humor |
158 |
| Feldman, Burton |
| The Intellectual as Diplomat: A Critical Discussion of George F. Kennan |
161 |
| Pachter, Henry |
| Vietnam and the U.S. Economy |
171 |
| Brand, H. |
| SCREEN AND STAGE A Happening Called World War II |
177 |
| Larner, Jeremy |
| Giving Hanoi the Mad Ave Treatment |
178 |
| Eisen, Jonathan |
| Black Actors Off Broadway |
179 |
| Cohn, Ruby |
| Climbing Jacob's Ladder,-by Pat Watters and Reese Cleghorn |
181 |
| Robbins, Richard |
| Journey into the Whirlwind, by Eugenia Semyonovna; This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen, by Tadeusz Borowski |
184 |
| Eckstein, George |
| To Move a Nation, by Roger Hilsman |
186 |
| Goldstein, Walter |
| LETTERS |
190 |
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