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...Noel Ignatiev has served full-term for four years; that he is not being re-appointed as a tutor is not a reflection of his abilities as a teacher nor of his right to express his opinions," the Liems wrote...
...Greider works too hard to achieve a rationally analytical prose style. His one first- person chapter on newspapers (winningly contrasting his early days on the blue-collar Cincinnati Post with the mature Ivy League-dominated Washington Post) serves as a road-not-taken reminder that in the struggle to express ideas -- as well as in the battle for political rectitude -- personal experience beats position papers hands down...
...This is just the initial phase of a process where people regardless of their views, come together who are paining," said Ira Thomas, an Education School student who organized the vigil so students could express their feelings about the case...
Neither the American government nor the public should direct their energies toward controlling the intensity of Black anger. The reasons why we are angry need to be addressed--not the anger itself or the manner in which we choose to express it. Americans must be willing to attack the cause of this country's problems, not the effects of those problems...
...California Public Employees' Retirement System, known as Calpers, the nation's largest public pension fund, sent letters to 12 corporations, including American Express, ITT and Dial (formerly Greyhound). One by one, senior executives from each company paid a visit to Calpers' Sacramento headquarters to negotiate with its chief, Dale Hanson. American Express boss James Robinson, for instance, immediately bowed to Calpers' demands that the company set up an independent compensation committee. Only Dial has so far refused to meet with Calpers...