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 Vol. 051 Issue 007 (July 1 1987)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 MEMO FROM THE EDITOR
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MEMO from the Editor Lean and Hungry Perceptive readers—and we're sure all of The Progressive's readers are perceptive—will have noticed that last month's issue was a bit thinner than usual. So...
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LETTERS
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LETTERS The Hunger Artists As a Unitarian, I write to register my disagreement with the views on fasting of our president, William F. Schulz ("The Hunger Artists," Reflections, June issue). The...
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COMMENT
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Comment the Progressive The Emperor's New Clothes If it's true that there's beauty in simplicity, then we've got ourselves one gorgeous President. Not since Richard Nixon's White House days has...
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NO COMMENT
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No Comment Perfectly Clear From an American Bar Association letter: "The Tort and Insurance Law Journal is a publication of the Tort and Insurance Practice Section of the American Bar Association,...
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DATELINES
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Price, Jennifer; Huebner, Albert L.; Neuburger, Jerrold J.; Podesta, Anthony T.; Davidson, Osha
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DATE LINES Dryland Farmers Say No to Water DOLORES, COLORADO R.R. "Junior" Hollen has decided to fight to save his farm, a thousand acres of beans and alfalfa in a high, dry valley of southwestern...
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MEDIA
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Manoff, Robert Karl
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MEDIA Robert Karl Manoff Quick-Fix News MacNeil/Lehrer plays it safe We're redefining the news," Robert MacNeil once told a reporter, back in the days when The MacNeil/Lehrer Report, a nightly...
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JACKSON'S CHALLENGE
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Muwakkil, Salim
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Jackson's Challenge Building a radical base BY SALIM MUWAKKIL When Jesse Louis Jackson came to the tiny farm town of Greenfield, Iowa, to open his "exploratory" Presidential campaign office,...
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WEED KILLER
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Kimery, Anthony L.
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There's never been a herbicide like this before.' —The Monsanto Company, 1980 WEED KILLER BY ANTHONY L. KIMERY Eduardo Neaves was a healthy and happy twelve-year-old, the son of migrant farm...
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THE PROGRESSIVE INTERVIEW NOAM CHOMSKY
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Peck, Jim
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THE PROGRESSIVE Interview Noam Chomsky An American dissident BY JIM PECK Noam Chomsky, Ferrari P. Ward Professor of Linguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is widely regarded...
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VICTORY ON CANNERY ROW
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Erlich, Reese
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VICTORY ON CANNERY ROW BY REESE ERLICH Socorro Murillo, a single mother with six children, lived for eighteen monthson$55a week. She and 1,100 other workers were on strike against Watson ville...
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SMALL FAVORS
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Ivins, Molly
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SMALL FAVORS Molly Ivins Profiteers and Loons All over this great nation, your public servants are at work, restricting the release of turkeys, making it a felony to disturb bats, and...
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BOOKS
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Davidon, Ann Morrissett
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BOOKS Deadly Divisive Paths WOMEN AND WAR by Jean Bethke Elshtain Basic Books. 272 pp. $19.95. by Ann Morrissett Davidon Are women by nature more pacific, less bellicose, than men? That is the...
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THE LAST WORD
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Wisenberg, S.L.
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THE LAST WORD S.L. Wisenberg Vacation at Club Dead My friend Angie and I had come to Central America to look for truth, the way others (we thought) went there to tramp through Mayan ruins and...
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