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...closer to having him under total control than was holding a slave the enslaving of the man. The uncontrolled inmate, though he may be safely in his cell today, tomorrow could be over the wall, just as the smiling and quaintly intelligent darkie of yesterday turned out to be Nat Turner...
...When Nat Turners unleash their rage or when cons go over the wall, the system that failed to hold them invariably comes under attack. Although much of the attacks call for the further application of existing mechanisms of control, some advocate employing the opposite tack or even the abolition of the system. In any case, such criticisms threaten the system as it stands, and in so doing threaten the standing of the men who operate and directly profit from the system...
Marshall Jone (27:35), Jere Hines (28:03), Tom New (28:03) and captain Mike Koerner (28:30) all came in ahead of the first Bruin, Larry McMahon, and Harvard's Nat Guild and George Barker finished seventh and ninth respectively...
There are still openings for graduate students and post-doctoral candidates interested in being teaching fellows for Nat Sci 26, "Biology and Social Issues," during the spring term. See Dr. Ruth Hubbard, Bio Labs Rm. 301, or phone x5-2318 or x5-2311 before October...
...Project X" team-as they were dubbed-worried about losing the story. Village Voice Writer Nat Hentoff had run an item about a "breakthrough" war story, and it was believed that the Washington Post was on to the Pentagon study. For seven weeks the team worked seven days a week, often past midnight; in all, some 30 Times staff members were eventually involved. Gold saw his family only five times during the period. Sheehan, who has a bad back, took daily walks in the beginning; but as deadline time neared, had even given up sleeping. The last push was provided...