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The Small Time
Klawans, Stuart | November 1, 1986 issue
For small publishers to keep their books in print, they must have both a remarkable loyalty to their writers and a Zen master's inability to imagine doing...

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Organizing the Unorganized
Murdock, Steve | September 4, 1972 issue
Focuses on the proportion of labor unions to the actual total labor force in the U.S. Statistics on the membership of different labor unions; Reasons behind...

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Stimulant to Violence
Ellison, Jerome | December 21, 1963 issue
This article explores the question whether violence depicted on television translated into real life. The question has lately become more ominous. Certain...

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Letters
Hilton, Alice Mary | September 7, 1963 issue
Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. Proposal of nuclear power reactor; Comments related to the...

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Letters
Koski, Rev. George | April 11, 1966 issue
Presents letters to the editor on various developments. Contribution of a policeman in the American police services; Statistics of the misuse of firearms...

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Do You Call That a Union?
Weinstein, David | September 20, 1971 issue
Of all the afflictions visited upon wage earners in the U.S., possibly the most damaging is a little blue or white card with the words Actors' Equity Association...

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Four Myths Cripple Our Schools
Lieberman, Myron | February 28, 1959 issue
The most important educational trend in the 1960's is likely to be the decline of local control of education. Such a development is long overdue. Public...

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Beside the Point
M., M. | July 15, 1950 issue
According to the British Trust for Ornithology, up to 1949 There were only eighty-seven reports of paper-tearing, with earliest observations going back...

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Organizing the Unorganized
December 10, 1955 issue
When John W. Livingston, director of organizing for the merging American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organization, surveys his job he will...

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Death on Labor Day. The Killer and the "Saviour"
Cort, David | September 1, 1956 issue
The semi-official saviour of life in the United States, the National Safety Council (NSC), puts out an annual compilation of statistics called Accident...

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