Professors Fuel Campus Unrest At Princeton Analysis
A Special Correspondent argues that faculty bias and one sided reading lists fuel student unrest. It cites Princeton courses and guest speakers, noting professors often resist balanced debate and hinder open inquiry, while students seek two sided education.
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Boulder City Allows Liquor Sales for First Time
Boulder City Nevada of 5 000 residents approves liquor sales in bars and stores starting September 8 after a May 6 election passed by 63 votes. Mayor James French cites desire for a first class restaurant. Hoover Dam nearby boosts tourism.
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Trudeau assaulted by protesters in Vancouver armory
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau faced a hostile demonstration in Vancouver as about 300 protesters pounded doors at the Armory during a fund raising dinner. He was pelted with papers and a banana peel while attempting to address the crowd, which chanted Trudeau is a traitor.
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Geishas Lose Ground In Tokyo Service Fee Shift
A Japanese hostesses group replacing geisha girls will earn a service fee of $2.77 per hour plus salary. The shift comes as a sorority with 1,200 years of history adapts to modern income needs.
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