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...typically placed in mass-circulation dailies and on radio stations. The agency, devoted exclusively to public service ads, gets its total annual revenue of $103,000 in the form of individual donations and grants from such liberal-inclined institutions as the Washington-based Stern Family Fund, the Kaplan Fund in Manhattan, and the San Francisco Foundation...
...editors would like to thank Paul E. Donohue, Peter A. Southwick and Joseph A. Kovaks for their photographs, Peter W. Kaplan for the pin-up, and Ira A. Burnim for the cover. The Editors
Stanford Law Professor John Kaplan comes to a similar conclusion about lengthier sentences, but for quite different reasons. "In large areas of the U.S., there is no substantial cause for criminals to fear the criminal law," Kaplan says. "The reason is that government is not willing to pay the money it would take to really get tough." That is, authorities are not willing to build and staff the necessary new courthouses and penitentiaries. Only one-tenth of next year's $2.6 billion federal anti-crime budget, for instance, is earmarked for court or penal purposes...
...Peter W. Kaplan '76, the third Mankiewicz Film Society member, said that perhaps by interspersing some commercial with artistic films, the Society could win the support of the Freshman Council. He added that he hoped the Mankiewicz Film Society would continue to be an organized freshman activity next year...
...addition to the transcript, this issue includes a helpful introduction by Robert Decherd '73, the 1972 Crimson President, and a new perspective on press and academic privileges by R. Michael Kaus '73, a Crimson senior editor. We would like to thank our cartoonist Peter Kaplan whose work has appeared in previous Dump Trucks, for his cover design and his excellent drawings on the inside pages. Finally we offer our thanks to the participants in the panel discussion for sharing their ideas, experiences and perspectives with us. --The Editors