Word: different
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Members of draft boards all over the country are facing a generation with a totally different orientation from theirs toward war and in particular toward war and in particular toward this war. Some of the draftable men are committed to ending the war-machine, if possible by fighting it within its own structure; for some the fight does not go beyond a refusal to deny their own moral convictions; perhaps some, as the Cambridge draft board clerk pointed out, may later regret successfully attaining a conscientious objector classification. The individuals' motivations may differ, but it is certain that the members...
Norman's research has so far been limited to beagles which have been specially bred to produce a strain composed largely of hemophiliac dogs. (The canine disease does not differ significantly from the human form...
...think our "we's" differ greatly-mine bleed, his vote...
...dimensions of protest." To that end, a group of antiwar Protestant theologians met in Chicago last week in the first stage of an attempt to work out a clear-cut theological approach to situations like Viet Nam. Such an approach would indeed be helpful, since the antiwar churchmen differ widely among themselves as to why the conflict is wrong. Many, moreover, are all too ready to judge the war as "totally immoral" without being able...
...more interesting results of the CRIMSON survey is that it finds that students who come from public high schools do not differ significantly in their views about the draft and the war from prep school students. Equally surprising is that the poll finds little variation in the political opinions of students from different regions of the country. The only variable which seemed to make a difference was whether or not the student being polled came from a large city (over 500,000 inhabitants) or from a rural or suburban area. Those from the cities tended to be more radical...