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Student Power and All That Benjamin A. Rogge 519 The Professor offers some ideas on who ought to be in charge on campus. ~Jreedom IS Responsibility Bertel M. Sparks 522 Not the guaranteed life, but self-responsibility - that is freedom! Two Concepts of Equality Edmund A. Opitz 529 Men who desire an equality in matters of justice must be free to differ in other respects. On Economic Rights David Kelley 541 There's an important difference between the natural rights to one's own life and property and the spurious claims against others . .. Education in America: 12. A Philosophy of Growth George Charles Roche III 546 In conclusion, education for individuality turns out to be an individual rather than a collective responsibility. Too Mad to Laugh! D. Elton Trueblood 554 Persons consumed by righteous indignation may do more harm than good for "the cause." Tax Policy Hans F. Sennholz 556 A search for policies of taxation consistent with the ideal of a limited government and a free economy.

Beyond the law Manas 564 "Coercion does not intrude upon the becoming of good men, which is a process entirely separate from the control and prevention of bad behavior." Book Reviews: 573 "The Treaty Trap" by Laurence W. Beilenson "Enemies of the Permanent Things" by Russell Kirk Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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