‘Nation’ Notes

‘Nation’ Notes

Herman Schwartz was named by Alliance for Justice as its 2006 Champion of Justice.

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Herman Schwartz was named by Alliance for Justice as its 2006 Champion of Justice. Schwartz, a frequent contributor to our pages, was lauded for working tirelessly “to promote social justice throughout his career, from serving as a mediator in the 1971 Attica uprising to writing new constitutions for nations of the former Soviet bloc. Professor Schwartz is also an expert on the limits of electronic surveillance.”

ON THE WEB: In a CUNY commencement address, Victor Navasky invites newly minted PhDs to energize the national conversation and persuade a disengaged public to return to politics. Richard Lingeman reviews Edward Sorel’s Literary Lives, in which Sorel reveals all and then some about Tolstoy, Sartre, Ayn Rand, Norman Mailer and others–all in comic-strip frames.

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