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Sam Brown is not, for god-sakes, much of a name for a “revolutionary.” Not, anyway, with gutsy nomens like “Jerry Rubin” and “Tom Hayden” around.

The name notwithstanding, Brown has had labels like “revolutionary” and “campus rebel” attached to him more than once during his extensive though young career in politics. Even when he’s quoted in the Times these days, which is not infrequently, he seems, always, to be in the midst of some conference on the “implications of student power” and the “possibilities of revolutionizing American society.”

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Sam Brown is not, for god-sakes, much of a name for a “revolutionary.” Not, anyway, with gutsy nomens like “Jerry Rubin” and “Tom Hayden” around.

The name notwithstanding, Brown has had labels like “revolutionary” and “campus rebel” attached to him more than once during his extensive though young career in politics. Even when he’s quoted in the Times these days, which is not infrequently, he seems, always, to be in the midst of some conference on the “implications of student power” and the “possibilities of revolutionizing American society.”