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...Americans expect perfection in America. Europeans expect perfection in America. We all have indulged in the game of picking apart a great nation. Brian McGuire's youthful and valid protests of 1968 have developed into a wisdom we should all heed: "Nothing is ever 100%." God bless the American protesters for ideals that the entire world, not just America, should listen to and emulate...
...want?schooling that does not seem to fit their ambitions, their careers, their goals. Among the first protesters were the intelligent students who became dropouts, turned off by the meaninglessness of much they had been exposed to. At first, few academics listened to their complaints, but they pay heed now. It is shocking but nonetheless true that the majority of those who enter college never graduate. Many of them may drop out for the wrong reasons, out of impatience or self-indulgence. But so massive a disaffection?so large a gap between classroom and job, schooling and life?cannot...
...most obvious. Domestically, the Nixon Administration could try to fight inflation by issuing guidelines for acceptable pay and price increases. Europe's moneymen have urged the U.S. to adopt such an "incomes policy," and have lost faith in the dollar partly because of Washington's failure to heed their advice. The Government could also stimulate recovery from recession by cutting taxes rather than relying as heavily as it now does on expanding the money supply and bringing down interest rates...
...Take heed, all of you Howard Cosell-haters, poetry lovers, and conscientious objectors-not to mention fight fans. Your idol is coming to Harvard tonight...
Lawyers defending the White Panthers cited a 1969 Supreme Court ruling that requires prosecutors to disclose bugging evidence so that trial judges may determine whether it was gathered in violation of the Fourth Amendment. When Mitchell balked at disclosure, U.S. District Judge Damon J. Keith ordered the Government to heed the rules or drop the case. Mitchell promptly appealed the case to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati...