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Trouble in the Middle. An important share of the big accounts are still held by American giants, notably J. Walter Thompson and Young & Rubicam, which have dominated European advertising for years. But the long creative hegemony of U.S. agencies is being broken by a new breed of mostly young, Europe-trained admen who have formed their own small firms. Advertising executives expect some agencies to become victims of the change. "The old-established middle-sized agencies are in the most trouble," says Jeremy Bullmore a director of J. Walter Thompson in London. "The ones that will prosper are the international...
...Ghettos breed self-hatred. We stagnate here, accepting the status quo. The status quo is rotten. We are all warped by our oppression, and in the isolation of the ghetto we blame ourselves rather than our oppressors...
...Ghettos breed exploitation. Landlords find they can charge exhorbitant rents and get away with it, because of the limited area which is safe to live in openly. Mafra control of bars and baths in NYC is only one example of outside money controlling our institutions for their profit. In San Francisco the Tavern Guild favors maintaining the ghetto, for it is through ghetto culture that they make a buck. We crowd their bars not because of their merit but because of the absence of any other social institution. The Guild has refused to let us collect funds or pass...
...Considering Indira Gandhi's silence on India's most pressing economic problem, the inexorable population growth rate of 15 million a year which keeps the annual per capita income at about $70 [Jan. 19], I am moved to ask if man's urge to breed is greater than his will to live. Are we going to allow the population bomb to destroy our rather pleasant planet? India is not the only place where the ticking can be heard...
...personal antagonisms. A year ago the editor and the publisher of the paper were roommates and after working together were no longer on speaking terms. Jim Baughman, the faculty member chairing the Publications Board which ultimately controls the HarBus, said. "In my experience with the HarBus it seems to breed interpersonal conflict...