Ten years ago it was Panmunjom. Now it is the New Left. How is it possible for the stale dogmas of discredited Marxism still to appeal to young people in the colleges?
The record is there for any man to read.
by John Dos Passos
With so much to protest about, all today’s students and professors can do is revive the leftist mania of the 1920s. By one who remembers it well
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Ten years ago it was Panmunjom. Now it is the New Left. How is it possible for the stale dogmas of discredited Marxism still to appeal to young people in the colleges?
The record is there for any man to read.
About the Author
John Dos Passos (1896–1970) was an acclaimed American novelist and frequent contributor to National Review.
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Ten years ago it was Panmunjom. Now it is the New Left. How is it possible for the stale dogmas of discredited Marxism still to appeal to young people in the colleges?
The record is there for any man to read.
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About the Author
John Dos Passos (1896–1970) was an acclaimed American novelist and frequent contributor to National Review.
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