University Press Club of Michigan elects new officers
At the 60th annual meeting in Ann Arbor, Alfred R. Bransdorfer stepped down as president to be replaced by Phil Richard. Herb Spendlove became 1st vice president and Richard L. Milliman was elected second vice president. Bransdorfer, a Michigan State graduate, received a university blanket and joins multiple journalism organizations.
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Crime and Justice in America Youth and community action
Sociologist James F. Shorters argues urban crime is rooted in poverty, social dynamics, and institutions. He cites FBI crime trends, media influence, and gender race economics, urging local, flexible community programs to reduce violence and involve youth in policing and adjudication.
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