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Paul S. Cowan
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Harvard Parietal Rules: An Outspoken Appraisal
PAUL S. COWAN '62, former Executive Editor of the CRIMSON is doing graduate work at the University of Chicago. I
A Letter From a Graduating Senior
It is February, exam period, and we (my schoolmates and I) are sitting behind the austere desks of Widener Library,
A Report on Integration In a Maryland Town: IV
This is the concluding part of a series on integration in Chestertown, Maryland. The articles, which recently won the Dana
A Report on Integration In a Maryland Town: III
This is the third part of a four-part series on Integration and segregation in Chestertown, Maryland. The articles were filed
A Report on Integration in a Maryland Town
These articles, which recently won the Dana Reed Prize for undergraduate writing, first appeared in four separate issues of the
HUAC Questions Negro Lawyer In Hearing on Cuba Travel Ban
The House Un-American Activities Committee is one of the few places in this country where the right and left enter
Students Begin Drive To Finance SNCC Projects in South
A campaign to raise funds for Negro voter registration projects in the South will begin at the University tomorrow. In
Living Off-Campus
If there is a single social rule that persuades most students to live off-campus, it is obviously the restriction for
Negroes With Guns
Negro leaders in this country have traditionally refrained from using the threat of violence as a means of achieving more
Expansion Threatens Sarah Lawrence Ideal
Sarah Lawrence is a classless community for the very rich. Although its tuition is prohibitively high ($2950 a year) and
A Black Man Talks to The White World
For the past decade James Baldwin has been using American little magazines to set forth a network of ideas about
Black Like Me
Black Like Me, the brief, journalistic tale of a white man who travelled through the South posing as a Negro,
Baldwin Connects Race Relations In U.S. to International Affairs
"If the situation in Cuba remains static or becomes more intense, there will be widespread protest among Negroes in this
REPORT ON INTEGRATION IN A MARYLAND TOWN
On the morning of the recent Campbell's unionization election here, one of the organizers for the Packinghouse Workers Union, a
REPORT ON INTEGRATION IN A MARYLAND TOWN
Chestertown, Md.-The Chester-town Chamber of Commerce meets in one of the few air-conditioned rooms in town, a large, nicely furnished
