The Case Against Autonomous Studies in a Turbulent Era
A Stanford Cornell Cornell student protests are cited as evidence that autonomous study programs undermine academic standards and administrator authority. The author argues that degree value declines as student rioting spreads from campus to society, predicting long term damage to graduates and a drift toward radical politics and power plays.
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Countdown The New Left Faces Momentum Loss
The New Left loses momentum amid rank disunity and middle class policy rejection, likely ending where it started. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce opposes a minimum income tax on wealthy avoiders, arguing it levels down the rich.
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Community voices laud ACWD directors over quarry talks
Letters from readers praise the ACWD Board for its handling of quarry negotiations. Supporters credit the board with courage and public-spirited action while noting enforcement of permit conditions. Readers also thank park volunteers for Marshall Park improvements and recognize the dedication of local residents.
Man Must Reclaim Purpose In Era Of Change
sanT N ALEXAKOS argues that modern life, driven by technology and global upheaval, leaves individuals adrift. He insists each person must seek inner meaning beyond daily routines to avoid meaninglessness. The piece frames Humanism and Progress as insufficient without personal purpose.
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Don Maclean Movie Time In Fun City New York
Mayor John Lindsay treats New York as a movie set inviting filmmakers to film on the streets. Paramount used the 17th Precinct to shoot Jack Lemmon’s The Out of Towners while real cops handled ordinary duties. amusing mixups unfolded as actors played desk sergeant while real officers worked the desk. Curious bystanders watched as film crews and police mingled amid lights and cameras.
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Offbeat Foes May Prevent Super Plane
Washington, D.C. debates the SST program as supporters led by Boeing push faster-than-sound air travel while opponents from CLASB NIH Inner Space politicians and public sentiment rally against federal investment. Projections show 500 planes, 60,000 direct jobs, and a billion-dollar Treasury profit at break-even, with titanium supply tied to domestic ore discovery.
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Hitler Ends Unions and Forms Labor Front in Germany
On this day in history 1982 Adolf Hitler abolished labor unions in Germany and established a labor front to control workers. In 1945 the Allies announced the unconditional surrender of Nazi troops in Italy and parts of Austria. The UAW stopped dues to the AFL CIO last year. Willam Penn’s quote notes that truth suffers from defenders as much as opponents.
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