PRAIRIE FARMER AND WLS The Burridge D. Butler Years

Evans, James F.

University of Illinois Press

Articles by social scientists examine the nature and impact of the mass media

MASS COMMUNICATIONS: A Book of Readings

Business & Money

RELIGION OF ART IN PROUST

Bucknall, Barbara J.

Arts & Photography

Contributions by editor Burks and others, on 1970 computers, includes John von Neumann's work, section on Turing machines, machine models of self-reproduction, etc.

Essays on cellular automata

Science & Math

Arthur W. Burks (editor)

Mathematics

CHALLENGE OF INCOMPETENCE

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Hunt, J McVicker

Psychology & Counseling

Theme and Variations: A Study of Linear Twelve Tone Composition

Kelly, Robert

Music

What was once a Negro civil rights movement is now an American social revolution that is proceeding with breathtaking and sometimes violent speed. At this date it is by no means certain what the final result will provide;l it is only certain that there is no turning back. These words from the introduction underscore the importance of the essays in this volume, which focus on the role of legal institutions in legitimizing and securing in fact the human, social and political aspirations categorized as "civil rights". As background to the issues discussed, the editors provided a detailed historical survey of civil rights legislation and of executive and judicial implementation of constitutional and legislative guarantees. Attorney Robert L. Carter, NAACP, reviews legal and practical limitations of the Brown decisions in terms of the actuality of equal educational opportunity for Negroes. Alfred W. Blumrosen, Rutgers University, examines equal employment opportunity in a case study of the 1966 Newport News Agreement, for which he was chief negotiator. The issue of public accommodations is analyzed vis-a-vis the implementation of Title II of the 1964 Civil Rights Act by LeMarquis DeJarmon, North Carolina College. Attorney Ann Fagan Ginger director of the Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Library, explores the "myth" of private property and the use of federal financing and guarantees in the development of residential housing. An overview of the extent to which law and legal institutions can be expected to help crystallize civil rights aspirations into social realities is presented by A.A. Lenoir dean of Southern University School of Law

With All Deliberate Speed: Civil Rights Theory and Reality

McCord, John H.

an important scientific look at the Pueblo

Modern Transformations of Moenkopi Pueblo (Illinois Studies in Anthropology No 6)

Politics & Social Sciences

Nagata, Shuichi

Social Sciences

1970, Sm Quarto, Burgundy Cloth With Tipped ON Cover Illustration, Gilt Lettered, Pp.485, A Collection of Banister's Work

John Banister and his natural history of Virginia, 1678-1692

Ewan, Joseph Andorfer

Nature & Ecology

The Idea of Perfect History. Historical Erudition and Historical Philosophy in Renaissance France

History

Huppert, George

Europe

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