The Week

■ According to Measure, the publication of the University Centers for Rational Alternatives, the following announcement, broadcast over the Brooklyn College public address system, is typical of the situation there: “Professor Owen of the Classics Department is holding a regular class. Will a disruption collective please go to his class and see that it is terminated.”

■ The voters plucked the dove in last week’s Democratic senatorial primary in Pennsylvania, the first election in which the American invasion of Cambodia was an issue. The peace candidate, Norval D. Reece, state campaign manager for Gene McCarthy two years ago, got the help of editorial writers and thousands of student volunteers, but he still lost out with the voters by a 2-to-l margin. The winner, State Senator William Sesler, a moderate on the Vietnam issue, will face Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott in November.

Featured Tags

Manage following

Pennsylvania

Presidential Election

William F. Buckley Jr.

■ According to Measure, the publication of the University Centers for Rational Alternatives, the following announcement, broadcast over the Brooklyn College public address system, is typical of the situation there: “Professor Owen of the Classics Department is holding a regular class. Will a disruption collective please go to his class and see that it is terminated.”

■ The voters plucked the dove in last week’s Democratic senatorial primary in Pennsylvania, the first election in which the American invasion of Cambodia was an issue. The peace candidate, Norval D. Reece, state campaign manager for Gene McCarthy two years ago, got the help of editorial writers and thousands of student volunteers, but he still lost out with the voters by a 2-to-l margin. The winner, State Senator William Sesler, a moderate on the Vietnam issue, will face Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott in November.