The threat of right-wing repression is not so dangerous as the left-wing totalitarian attacks against freedom on the campus. (Editor/IR)

Ruben Dario of Nicaragua protests Theodore Roosevelt's foreign policy in Cuba and Central America. (DS)

Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Modern Language Association of America (MLA) in Denver, Colorado, December 1969. (DS)

A librarian who went through the violent days of the student uprising of 1968 weighs the questions it posed librarians. (Editor)

Paper presented at the meetings of the American Association of Public Opinion Research, Bolton Landing, New York, May, 1969. Findings show that Negroes were more favorable to protests than were whites; those with more education were more favorable than those with less. Among the better educated, the younger were more favorable than the older.…

Survey research findings suggest that the study of political science increases political cognition and possibly political efficacy and liberalism. Although increases in political participation were found to exist, they were not directly attributable to students majoring in political science. (Author/RM)

Compares ideas of community, authority, and governmental purpose among Whites and Swedish immigrants in Rockford, Illinois, and Blacks and South and East European immigrants in Gary, Indiana. Examines the content of public political discourse in the two cities, and suggests that public discourse reflects political beliefs of a city's dominant…

Presents a theoretical perspective for the psychological study of moral development which does not rely on the notion that different types of moral view have different logical structures and which provides a framework for specific predictions about moral content and moral reasoning, motivation, and behavior. (Author/RH)

The procedures the New Right is using to bring about the restoration of an America which once existed not only repudiate traditional conservative ways but also threaten the fragile structure of American politics. Issues, methods, and goals of the New Right are discussed. (CJ)

Describes a university course on East German art and politics. Provides a syllabus and list of required tests. (EKN)

One-hundred-and-forty early and midadolescent males and females were interviewed to document the lower age boundaries of ego identity development in the content areas of vocational choice, religious beliefs, political philosophies, and sex-role preference. (Author/MP)