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 Vol. 058 Issue 002 (February 1 1994)
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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 To Your Health January 9, the day we put the final touches to this issue of The Progressive before sending it to the printers, was also this magazine's eighty-fifth...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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LETTERS to the Editor Witness to Yeltsin's Coup Boris Kagarlitsky says, "We will not forget and we will not forgive what the West did during those terrible days" ("Witness to Yeltsin's Coup,"...
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COMMENT
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Comment The Buchenwald Touch 'The public record is very clear that the United States Government engaged in deliberate acts of deception against the American public in the 1940s and 1950s in order...
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NO COMMENT
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NO COMMENT Slow Boat from China From the Chicago Tribune: "Cypress Lawn Memorial Park regularly advertises in Chinese-language newspapers in the San Francisco Bay area offering services to...
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ON THE LINE
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METZ, HOLLY; Zielinski, Mike; Ervin, Mike; Macawili, Wesley; Sydell, Laura
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ON THE LINE Madwomen Speak San Francisco Allie Light's newest documentary, Dialogues with Madwomen, is a ninety-minute exploration of "the dark side of the imagination" as experienced by seven...
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PUNDIT WATCH
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Douglas, Susan
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PUNDIT WATCH Susan Douglas Thinking About Crime Iwent to the post office to mail a Christmas package. After the usual twenty-seven minutes in line, I reached the counter. "Is there a letter...
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WHO'S ON FIRST?
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Hentoff, Nat
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WHO'S ON FIRST? Nat Hentoff Demystifying the Supreme Court On the first Monday in October, the Supreme Court came back to work—with most Americans ignorant, as usual, of how it reaches its...
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CLASS NOTES
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Reed, Adolph Jr.
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CLASS NOTES Adolph Reed Jr. The New Victorians As Professor Kathryn Oberdeck of the University of Illinois likes to say, the Twentieth Century has not been so appealing that we should have to...
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WORKING THE RISK SHIFT
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McClure, Laura
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Working the Risk Shift BY LAURA McCLURE Lena is tired of being a temp. For a year now, she's been looking for a full-time job—no luck. Unemployment in New York City is high, and competition for...
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VOTE FOR THE UNION OF MANAGEMENT'S CHOICE
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Bacon, David
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Vote for the Union of Management's Choice BY DAVID BACON w hat is your name?" "Antonio Gonzalez." "Do you promise to tell the truth answering these questions?" "Yes." "Where do you...
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LABOR WAR ZONE IN ILLINOIS
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Jarosinski, Eric
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Labor War Zone in Illinois BY ERIC JAROSINSKI It's a hitter cold November day in Decatur. Illinois. I'm shivering in a speakers' tent filled with hundreds of union factory workers, their...
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THE PROGRESSIVE INTERVIEW STAUGHTON LYND
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SLAUGHTER, JANE
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the progressive interview Staughton Lynd 'In my opinion, American capitalism no longer has any use for 40 per cent of the population.9 BY JANE SLAUGHTER Staughton Lynd describes himself as...
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JOURNAL ENTRY
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Gilbert, Bernard
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JOURNAL ENTRY Bernard Gilbert Downsized The day after I got laid off, Bill Clinton came by my house and hugged me. We both cried. Outside in the street, hard-bitten Secret Service agents eyed the...
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BOOKS
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Flynn, Patrick Jb
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BOOKS A Love for Humanity in All Its Messy Glory BEN SHAHN by Frances K. Pohl with Ben Shahn's writings Pomegranate Artbooks (P.O. Box 6099, Rohnert Park, CA 94927). 168 pp. $50.00,...
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SMALL FAVORS
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Ivins, Molly
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SMALL FAVORS Molly Ivins Good Golly, Ms. Molly Mah fellow 'Merkins . . . no, no . . . hold your applause . . . deep though it grieves me, I must just about bust yore butts by announcin' that this...
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