The New York Times Magazine January 30, 1972, cover featuring David Sundance, a University of Iowa student. The layout illustrates Sundance as a protester in 1967 at an antiwar rally and as a day-care sitter in 1972, showcasing the shift from radical activism to gentler forms of engagement.
Interior page of The New York Times Magazine January 30, 1972, displaying the Table of Contents with various featured articles including 'Metamorphosis of The Campus Radical' by John Leggett and other notable pieces, indicative of the magazine's focus on social and political issues of the time.
Back cover of The New York Times Magazine January 30, 1972, featuring an advertisement for a ten-volume history collection, highlighting the promotional offers available towards book subscriptions, set against a colorful background.
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The New York Times Magazine January 30, 1972, cover featuring David Sundance, a University of Iowa student. The layout illustrates Sundance as a protester in 1967 at an antiwar rally and as a day-care sitter in 1972, showcasing the shift from radical activism to gentler forms of engagement.Interior page of The New York Times Magazine January 30, 1972, displaying the Table of Contents with various featured articles including 'Metamorphosis of The Campus Radical' by John Leggett and other notable pieces, indicative of the magazine's focus on social and political issues of the time.Back cover of The New York Times Magazine January 30, 1972, featuring an advertisement for a ten-volume history collection, highlighting the promotional offers available towards book subscriptions, set against a colorful background.

The New York Times Magazine January 30, 1972 Campus Radical Cover VG

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The magazine is in very good condition, showing only light edge wear. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.

Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

9
Homecoming in Bangladesh —
Some Hindus say:
“If you have been bitten by a snake you are scared of a rope”
By Khushwant Singh

10
Q. If You Rape a Woman and Steal Her TV, What Can They Get You for in New York?
A. Stealing Her TV
By Martha Weinman Lear

12
Is Inflation
A Psychosomatic Illness?
By Flora Lewis

14
Metamorphosis of
The Campus Radical
By John Leggett

44
Parent and Child:
The Baby Is
A Mongoloid
By Anthony Shaw

46
Home:
An Envy of Antiquarians

48
Fashions:
A Ford
In Fashion
By Alex Palmer

50
Food:
Smoking
The Chinese Way
By Raymond A. Sokolov

6
Letters

57
Bridge

59
Puzzles

THE COVER —
Two pictures of David Sundance, University of Iowa student. In one, he plays “Mr. Death” at a 1967 campus antiwar rally; in the other, big brother at a 1972 student-run day-care center. The shift from confrontation to more gentle forms of activism seems typical of student radicals.

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