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Saturday, April 22, 2006
Faculty Meetings Kept Them Away
We're still waiting for "radical" Columbia profs Todd Gitlin, Victor Navasky, and Eric Foner to join us on the sidewalk; to embrace this society's outsiders. Maybe they're just running late.
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