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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1969
Page
20
Our Berkshires column notes that stocking pen reared pheasants rose in popularity 1930 to 1950 but warned it is not a cure for shortages. Stocking should follow careful native-condition studies and target areas lacking populations, especially for exotic species like pheasants.
The article examines stocking methods for game birds like pheasants and turkeys, noting that stocking often uses adult birds before hunting seasons. It discusses source programs, economics, and the impact on hunter yields, citing a 1961 survey where 10 percent of pheasants harvested were banded or stocked, and most stock goes to private preserves in New York.
Louie shops for college prep items at Cromley & Swotts, selecting jeans, sweaters, a Greek sheep scented turtleneck, iodine, a tetanus kit, a torn overcoat, dirt under nails jars, a dirt packer, a bandanna, vermin for bedding, a Maserati stereo setup, a red light bulb, paint for slogans, an Army helmet, a horn, gasoline, stink bombs, and a rifle, wrapping with campus mood and boisterous sales patter.
Paris dispatch notes a holiday mood among Western and Eastern students. Western youth embrace antiestablishment symbols, while Eastern students seek a different freedom. Both sides flirt with upheaval, yet rely on contrasting idols from Bakunin to Mau Mau era ideals.
A 1989 NYT essay discusses global student unrest, contrasting Western concerns over intellectual freedom and Black studies with Eastern demands for broader cultural curricula. It argues real change requires curricular reform based on merit, not race, and warns against unions or militant groups fueling political upheaval.
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