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...People's Lawyers is interesting, if not engrossing, as a chronicle of the shearing off of some of America's privileged caste from the mainstream of their profession...
Grass, an active member of Germany's Social Democratic Party, called for more individual involvement be intellectuals in mainstream politics and discussed the condition of democracy in the United States. The distance between the Soviet Union and the United States, Grass said, "is not so large." "Nixon and Breshnev understand each other...
Roosevelt, hardly a radical or socialist sympathizer, learned two crucial lessons. First, even if a president sees that prevailing economic conditions demand radical remedies, he must cast his political programs in terms of mainstream values and legal norms--even if that semi-radical program is ultimately no threat to the ruling class...
Roosevelt, hardly a radical or socialist sympathizer, learned two crucial lessons. First, even if a president sees that prevailing economic conditions demand radical remedies, he must cast his political programs in terms of mainstream values and legal norms--even if that semi-radical program is ultimately no threat to the ruling class...
...merger merger was financially attractive to Radcliffe: Harvard absorbed all of its debts. But for Harvard's sake, the compromise side-stepped the key issue--the total absorption of Radcliffe women into the Harvard mainstream, a situation that many observers felt could only be brought about by the admission of equal numbers of both sexes...