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...sneer. My roommate set type for an English monthly paper about Palestine that called the Palestinians "West Bankers" and "Gaza Strippers." I was writing a novel, and no sooner would I say that to anyone, American or French, then I would hear back that I wanted to relive Fitzgerald and Hemingway, but it wasn't so, and besides I'd never much liked Fitzgerald or Hemingway, but when you're writing a novel your job is impossible to describe, so most of the time I just shut up and made pretend not to hear. We were both free...
Independent James F. Fitzgerald has served on the School Committee almost continuously since 1931, but if Koocher and his fellow progressives have their way, 1975 will be his last year in office. Despite the pressure from the reformers, Fitzgerald is optimistic: "I'm reasonably confident; you see, I'm an independent in the true sense of the word," he said...
...candidates, however, are banking on support from the more than 400 registered Cambridge voters in the Harvard student population. "I wouldn't be the one that Harvard students would vote for anyway," Fitzgerald said. "I don't belong to the same aristocratic hoi polloi as them, so I suppose I'm at a disadvantage...
...Park Avenue CATAVOLO, George +KOOCHER, Glenn S. 202 Elm Street 114 Trowbridge Street CENTANNI, Ralph T. +MAYNARD, Joseph E. 60 Sixth Street 214 Harvard Street ELLIS, Priscilla +PIERCE, Charles M. 24 Francis Avenue 85 Chilton Street FANTINI, Donald A. RAVANIS, Theodore D. 15 Day Street 35 Lopez Street +FITZGERALD, James SHUMAN, Charles H., Jr. 137 Otis Street 124 Webster Avenue GATELY, Paul M. +WOLF, Alice K. 205 Rindge Avenue 48 Huron Avenue +INCUMBENT
...from the already bursting radical literature on education. And the book succeeds, despite its sacrifice of artistry for detached analysis, if only because Smith sets up the essential drama in his first chapters: the contrast between the former products of university education, the regents--Ivy Leaguers from a Scott Fitzgerald nightmare--and the present student proletariat, which must shape its collective skills and sell its mind, after graduation, to advanced capitalism...