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...Devil and Miss Jones. This will set your blood boiling and your pulse searing, but those symptoms ain't eroticism--one's reaction is closer to severe moral confusion at this graphic, phallus-worshipping, degrading film. Georgia Spelvin plays the lead role, but the real "stars" are the penises and vaginas which fill the screen: the only way not to die of boredom is to imagine them as the new actors and actresses of the future, personified, with tiny little faces which are kinda cute and even vaguely expressive. Except for this puppet show element, The Devil and Miss Jones...
...books have flaws. For a writer of well-told short stories and novels, Brodeur is agonizingly plodding, repetitive and needlessly complex in his report. He quotes sources directly and at great length, in precise but stilted language that sounds too edited to be accurately conversational. Scott tells a more graphic and human story but takes less care with definitions and statistics. She is thus more vulnerable to industry counterattack than the meticulous Brodeur. Yet theirs is a burning story that needs telling. As old-fashioned crusaders, Scott and Brodeur should stimulate public concern over a largely unrecognized menace to hundreds...
...odds-makers, one important precedent is the NLRB decision in August to deny the bid by 11 mail workers to join the Harvard printer's trade union, Local 16b of the Graphic Arts International Union. In that decision, the NLRB hearing officer endorsed the Harvard administration's argument that the 11 service employees could only join a University-wide union of clerical workers, because all clerical workers perform similar jobs at the same levels of technical expertise...
...code name WASH-740. The study was full of careful qualifications, but its conclusion was clear: an accident at a hypothetical atomic plant that released radioactive material into the atmosphere could kill 3,400 people, injure 43,000 others and do some $7 billion worth of property damage. That graphic example has probably caused more disaffection with nuclear power plants than any other argument by any nuclear critic, Ralph Nader included...
...Harvard last year it had committees working with the United Farm Workers, on the Honeywell and Ford demonstrations, with the printers, and with Afro for the Third World Center, among other things. Members also have consciousness-raising sessions for women, men and homosexuals, Marxist study groups and workshops on graphic posters and literate leaflets. At Harvard, they're probably the closest thing there is to the old SDS before it got torn apart by factionalism and anger...