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31 Academic Activism and the Myth of the Future, by Richard Brook
FICTION
22 The Threshold, by Victor Power 26 The First Spectator and the Last, by Lawrence
Sturhahn
46 Supply and Demand, by Inge Trachtenberg 49 I Beat the Midget, by Mary Clearman 54 Fifty, by Harriet Sirof
POETRY
9 Forming an Entrance/Epiphany, by Stephen Dobyns 25 An Imaginary Point, by David Lunde 29 God's Mouth, by Mark McCloskey 30 For My Birthday, by Philip Schultz 44 In the New Sun, by Philip Levine
51 Heart Land, by Steven Fuson 59 Air-India, by ka Agodoa 61 Learning to Speak, by Dick Rackstraw 80 The Brother-in-Law, Reconciled, by Larry Rubin
DEPARTMENTS
2 American Eye: cities of Mexico?old, new, and
dreamt of, by William K. Woods 8 Latin American Report: anti-americanism in the
neighborhood, by John Means 11 The Frank Miller Cartoon
12 Smalltalk: nixon in iowa, by the Editors; 16 notes from an empty city, by David Crownfield
66 Book Reviews, by Gail Godwin, David Crownfield, John Lindberg, and Richard Brook
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, Summer 1971. Old Series Vol. 256, New Series Vol. VIII ; No. 2. Published quarterly in March, June, September, December, at the University of Northern Iowa, 1222 West 27th Street, Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613. Second class postage paid at Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613. Printed in the U.S.A. by Waverly Publishing Co., Waverly, Iowa 50677. Copyright ? 1971 by the Uni versity of Northern Iowa. All rights, including translation into other languages, reserved. Opinions expressed by contributors do not necessarily reflect those of the editors or of the University of Northern Iowa. Unsolicited manu scripts must be accompanied by self-addressed envelope
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fighting in the war in Vietnam, someone observed that the United States government was spending
money "like a drunken sailor." The years since then have substantiated the truth of that observation.
The exorbitant cost of war production and the fan tastic waste involved in military spending has
prompted more and more citizens to inquire as to
just what war taxes are being spent on. War and taxes invariably go together, disgruntled
taxpayers discover. What are the options open to the citizen? Donald Kaufman in his book suggests
seven. The one Dr. Kaufman supports is the absolute refusal to file or pay. This is a direct form of civil
disobedience and any participant must be willing to bear the consequences. What Belongs to Caesar? contains all the arguments pro and con ? it will stimulate you to examine your own actions.
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