Organization Kid
Yoshie Furuhashi
furuhashi.1 at osu.edu
Sun Mar 18 08:25:34 PST 2001
>I have a suspicion it's who you talk to. I went to Tigertown between
>1975 and 1979. There were students like the ones Brooks describes.
>They were not the majority. Certainly the prevailing attitude at the
>place is rule by divibe right. Outside of a small circle, few people
>were interested in intellectual discussion out of class. However,
>almost everybody was seriously into getting (a) drunk, (b) high, and
>(c) laid, in the time honored tradition of college students. The
>Woodiewoo (Woodrow Wilson School) crowd was alway super careerist.
>--jks
David Brooks could have talked to kids in Princeton Workers' Rights
Organizing Committee at <http://www.princeton.edu/~speac/>, to take
just one example. Princeton may not be as active as Berkeley,
Harvard, Columbia, etc., but student activists are not non-existent
there.
Yoshie
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