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Jennifer H. Arlen
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The Streets of Xian
The streets of Xian, the principal city in northwestern China, are a hub of activity. Young men and women, dressed
The Skin of the Apple
Chief Frank Fools Crow and his wife Katy live in an aging one-room house on the Pine Ridge Sioux Reservation
Joe Kennedy Challenges the Oil Companies Citizens Corp. Brings Cheap Heat to the Poor
In 1978, the American economy was sent reeling when the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries [OPEC] hiked the price of
Winona LaDuke
The energy shortage of the last decade has catapulted American Indian tribes, under whose lands lie vast domestic energy resources,
In Service of Mankind...
Nearly one hundred people crowded into the small State House hearing room yesterday to hear testimony presented to the Committee
Anderson To Speak at Forum
Robert O. Anderson, chief executive officer and chairman of the board of Atlantic Richfield Company (ARCO), will speak tonight at
from bows and arrows to lawsuits
The contamination of the atmosphere by Four Corners Power Plant is so pervasive that smoke from the plant was the
Two Harvard Biologists Find Animal With Bacteria-Free Gut
Two Harvard biologists have found a genus of marine animals which has no bacteria in its digestive tract. Paul J.
Wesleyan Sit-In
Wesleyan students ended their 90-hour occupation of university President Collin G. Campbell's offices yesterday morning after reaching a verbal agreement
Government Professors To Teach Substitutes for Junior Tutorial
Beginning next year the Government Department will require senior faculty to offer seminars which juniors can take instead of one
Carter Aide Says New Urban Policy Hard to Implement
The thrust of President Carter's new urban policy is to form a partnership between the federal and local government in
