Anna Louise Strong Union Propagates Global Socialism
A detailed profile traces Anna Louise Strong from Oberlin and Chicago to Moscow and Yenan, highlighting her shift to public ownership, leadership in Seattle strikes, and the China connection. The article describes the Anna Louise Strong Union as a socialist group advocating antiwar, anti-racism, and worker empowerment with ten guiding principles. It lists ongoing activities at Oberlin and notes efforts to unite struggles of oppressed groups under a worldwide socialist program.
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McNaughton Repeats Case Concerns in Letter to Faculty
Former assistant Chinese professor William McNaughton released a six page mimeographed letter to General Faculty rebutting two documents circulated by Dean Reich. He cites potential retroactive grievance procedures and demands fair consideration ahead of a May meeting where an ad hoc committee was rejected. The letter also covers AAUP discussions on late notice and notes the College Faculty Council did not act on the AAUP recommendation.
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