Editor\u27s Introduction -- lustitia on Women

One positive aspect of a newly organized publication is the opportunity for experimentation. With this issue, lustitia will for the first time be devoted to one area of current social concern-the Women\u27s Movement. Women\u27s struggle for equality is not a recent phenomenon in this country but a recurring one. Thus, in the early 1970\u27s we find women struggling with many issues, new and old. The editors of this issue present to the readers some of the frontier issues of the Movement today

Editor\u27s Introduction -- lustitia on Women

One positive aspect of a newly organized publication is the opportunity for experimentation. With this issue, lustitia will for the first time be devoted to one area of current social concern-the Women\u27s Movement. Women\u27s struggle for equality is not a recent phenomenon in this country but a recurring one. Thus, in the early 1970\u27s we find women struggling with many issues, new and old. The editors of this issue present to the readers some of the frontier issues of the Movement today

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The Corner

The clang of the door caused Roger\u27s stomach to tighten, as he stood helplessly watching that black iron thing restricting his freedom. Several minutes later he turned and glanced around the cell . .. only wanting to learn the room well enough not to fall over anything. The ultimate insult of nothingness surrounded Roger. He fell on the bunk and stared ... then slept. An hour later Roger jerked awake at the sound of a metal key turning in the lock. Walking in with Sheriff Conrad was the Probation Officer, Mr. Wilson. He was a smiling young guy who talked nice . they alwaxs talked nice . . . Roger knew . . . knew not to trust him

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