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Today's American elitists are more than happy to do it for you. EDUCATION'S LEFT TURN By Roger Kimball The agenda of the '60s radicals has resurfaced on America's college campuses. A PITCHER FOR THE AGES ByOanAiisup Decorated World War II vet Warren Spahn became baseball's most successful lefthander DISTINGUISHED VISITOR TOURS: ARE THEY NECESSARY? ByOanAiisup The USS Greeneville accident has the nation asking if civilians have a place in military exercises. THE Gl BILL CAN SAVE THE WORLD ByMichaeU. Bennett The program that delivered prosperity to postwar America promises the same for other nations. THE TREE OF TYRANNY By Wayne mbride Operation Paul Banyan ensured two U.S. soldiers murdered at Panmunjom didn't die in vain. DEPARTMENTS BIG ISSUES Should campaign finance reform be enacted? 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