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In the '60s such environmental polemics were common and often overstated. Mrs. Simon is quiet and less acrimonious. She makes it clear that the seas and coast lines need not die. She hails the invaluable work that has been done to preserve New York's Jamaica Bay and...
It was not until the 1920s and 1930s that this country, under intense pressure from the newly-created Federal Bureau of Narcotics--an agency in search of a mission--witnessed the crusade to banish the killer weed from American society, a society in which recreational use of marijuana was steadily...
The boycott continued until last year, when the Class of 1980 voted to send representatives to the body who promised to work for internal reform. The current reform proposals, now under discussion in the Faculty Council, are the fruit of their boycott-breaking. These proposals include increasing the proportion of...
Before the government placed a fiveyear banning order on him, Woods was the editor of the East London Daily Dispatch. However, he made more impact through a nationally syndicated column, in which he regularly criticized the apartheid system, Thomson said.
The actual decision to escape from South Africa was made during a conversation in the family's secluded garden, the only place where Woods and his wife felt they could talk freely. Even there, they deliberately stayed away from the trees lest the branches contain hidden microphones. Already Woods...