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A better way of escaping, at least emotionally, is by taking an active part in the civil rights movement. The crusade began in 1922 when a poor shoemaker named Zennosuke Asada formed the Suiheisha (Levelers' Society), forerunner of the Liberation League. In 1968 the movement won passage of a...
East River Pop. The majority of nutritionists, though no aficionados of the organic themselves, believe that the trend is beneficial. Jean Mayer, a professor of nutrition at Harvard's Graduate School of Public Health as well as a presidential adviser, thinks that the organic movement has increased public awareness...
After a hard day on the battlements, medieval warriors used to unwind with a spirited round or two. The Pilgrim fathers had at it on the Mayflower. And even good King George VI and his wife Queen Elizabeth were known to have had a fling. Over the centuries, the venerable...
> An Administration-backed bill banning more school busing for the sake of achieving racial desegregation. Recognizing the same political advantage the President saw, the majority of Senators and Congressmen were ready to pitch in and make this bill law, but they were thwarted by filibusters by Liberals Jacob Javits and...
The workshop added a paragraph urging the banning of Phi Delta Kappa "from the use of meeting rooms and all other campus facilities and services until such time as they admit women to membership."