Debated View: Atom Bomb Saved Japan Says Takemi
Dr. Takemi argues that Hiroshima Nagasaki bombing perhaps saved Japan by forcing surrender and averting a mass Japanese final stand. Reischauer backs the view while Japanese reaction splits. The piece notes nuclear options, postwar politics, and current Soviet threats to Japan. Mitsuro Muto of Waseda provides translator context.
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United Nations Association of Japan
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Computers in Education Will Transform Public Schools
A column argues microcomputers are the future of American public education and will excite students, justify costs, and bridge gaps. It rebuts seven criticisms about planning, software, teacher training, costs, gaming misuse, and inequities, claiming widespread programs exist and teachers will adapt.
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