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R-0118789	Durbans Housing In Crisis
R-0118788	A Fresh Clear Voice
R-0118787	Editorial: Real South Africans
R-0118785	The Farm-School System and Bantu Education
R-0118784	Port Elizabeth - The Future is Here
R-0118783	Cillie Commission
R-0118782	Zimbabwe - From War to Peace
R-0118781	Revolutionary Change in Zimbabwe
R-0118780	Margaret Ballinger: A Tribute
R-0118779	Editorial: Margaret Ballinger
R-0118778	Editorial: More Persecution
R-0118777	Ediorial: Botha and Mugabe
R-0118775	Poems by John - Michael Gibbs
R-0118774	This Musical is a Must
R-0118773	Control in the S. A. Schooling System
R-0118772	The Passing of Pageview
R-0118771	Telling it Like it Isnt
R-0118770	New Challenges in South African History
R-0118769	Editorial: Urban Terror
R-0118768	Editorial: Getting Clean Government
R-0118767	The Hajji and Other Stories
R-0118766	The Human Rights Conference at the University of Cape Town
R-0118765	Socialism - The Other Alternative
R-0118764	Editorial: More Covering Up
R-0118762	The Future of the University
R-0118761	Consitutions and Constitutional Change
R-0118760	A Tribute - That was Never Paid
R-0118759	Robert Sobukwe: A Personal Note
R-0118758	Reflections on Graaf-Reinet
R-0118757	A Tribute to Leo Marquard
R-0118756	Leo Marquard: A Memoir
R-0118755	Editorial: Clemens Kapuuo
R-0118754	Tramping on Each Other
R-0118753	The Employment Process: A Manual on Black La
R-0118752	A Childs Guide to Politics
R-0118751	The Celibacy of Felix Greenspan
R-0118750	Mashangus Reverie and other Essays
R-0118749	Editorial: Two Great South African
R-0118747	Aspects of the Direction of South African Racial Income Equality
R-0118746	Nevertheless... A Variety of Religious Protest
R-0118745	Since Soweto: Some Brief Impressions
R-0118744	Live Tunes: Ophir Amuse: Cold Steel: Wit Florist
R-0118743	More Than Buildings Lie in Ruin
R-0118742	Only the Black Man Can be Sure of the Future
R-0118741	Massachusetts Schools on the Move
R-0118740	Editorial: Another Nail in Everyones Coffin?
R-0118739	From a South African Farmer
R-0118738	Editorial: Censorship and Self-Censorship
R-0118735	To Students, In 1976
R-0118087	Divided We Stand, United We Fall