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...Harvard Law School chapter of the Black Law Students Association (BLSA) has endorsed a May 22 march to be held in New York City in honor of African Liberation Day. Muhammad I Kenyatta, president of BLSA said yesterday...
Sister Gladys Marhefka, a member of a local Gray Nuns chapter, explains that the Catholic Church--although conservative in its views on contraception and abortion--believes in actively seeking to solve social problems. Evangelism, Marhefka says, "is not just going out and telling people that Jesus loves you. It's coming to meet some of their basic human needs...
LEKACHMAN takes a separate chapter to pick apart each of four key aspects of the Reagan program. The President's tax cut package, he argues, clearly benefits the rich: When recent payroll tax increases are figured in, the Reagan cuts actually produce a net tax increase for families earning $10,000 or less. Moreover, this upward redistribution of wealth comes with no guarantees that the rich will use their windfall to invest in productivity-enhancing ventures. Rather Lekachman shows that new depreciation tax rules create more tax shelters and huge new incentives for speculation in real estate and commodities...
...baseball book, at its best, is more like an elegant and lavishly constructed mansion. Security and a sense of once grow with each chapter. Each page of the book, each is another well-placed painting...
...sort of simple-minded defeatism summarized by the slogan "Better Red than dead." Better still to be neither Red nor dead, and that too is a choice available to us. Yet that choice gets lost in the apocalyptic musings and dire warnings of Schell's final chapter. He seems to think that we are moving ever closer to the brink, and only a radical reform of the world order will save...