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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1975
Page
5
This piece surveys James Joyce and Ernest Hemingway, noting Joyce’s demanding style and mythic devices in Portrait of the Artist and The Sun Also Rises’s concise prose. It discusses The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams, its vivid character arcs, and themes of memory and fragility across the protagonists.
A collection of commentary on Supreme Court decisions affecting press freedom and privacy. The piece cites the Atlanta WSB TV case, a privacy suit over published therapy case histories, library photocopying of journals, judges' disqualifications, and California disciplinary action against a female jurist, with observations on public records and press rights.
A noon Monday fire consumes the century-old Pratt farmhouse in Northwest Hill Pownal despite a neighbor bucket brigade. Fire damage and firefighting efforts leave the structure a complete loss and prompt evacuation of nearby areas.
Gerald Ford faces a decision on whether Title Nine requiring nondiscrimination in federally funded educational programs includes dollar for dollar equality in school sports or mere equality of opportunity. If budgets must be equalized, many male and female team sports could become financially unviable. The White House weighs detailed regulations defining educational programs and whether separate physical education can coexist with equal treatment.
The 1972 Title Nine inclusion aimed to end women’s unequal treatment in schools and colleges. It notes sports funding favors men’s activities and warns against merely copying male sports norms. Fairness requires broad access to diverse physical activities, not just high profile teams.
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