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Work is allocated by an intricate system of labor credits so that none of the 35 members have unequal burdens. Titles and honorifics have been done away with so that, in the words of the community's code, "all are entitled to the same privileges, advantages and respect." Private property...
Last week a decision by the California Supreme Court threatened to upset this long-accepted economic imbalance. In Serrano v. Ivy Baker Priest (who is treasurer of California), the court ruled, by a margin of 6 to 1, that the state's system of funding schools through local property...
The EIBL thinks that given the unequal strength of various leagues and the fact that some stretch over more than one NCAA region, the NCAA should drop its rule of one bid per league. It sent Baron Pittenger, Harvard's associate director of Athletics, to argue the position.
Sir: The overwhelming majority of American Jews want the law to be enforced as fairly for the Jewish Defense League as for the Black Panthers. It can be no other way for a people who have historically suffered from unequal justice.
The border war illustrates another important Chinese characteristic: a deep psychological commitment to righting what Peking considers historical wrongs. The Sino-Soviet split developed partly because Moscow would not concede that borders had been forced on a weak, pre-Mao China in "unequal treaties." By the same token, Peking is...