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■ Secretary William Rogers’ friends are chipping in a nickel apiece to get him a polka-dot bow tie as a Welcome Home present.

■ Berkeley’s Center for Participant Education, the same outfit that gave us Eldridge Cleaver’s famous course, has come up with another beaut. Entitled “Repression and the Movement,” the course is described in the catalogue as being (we quote) “designed to find out why Berkeley is no different from the rest of the United States, why the Black Panthers have been systematically murdered, jailed and exiled, and why Judge Julius Hoffman and the Chicago 8 is no mistake, but part of a conscious program of police repression and the growth of a ‘liberal’ police state.”

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