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Sources: Muhlenberg Context

Sources: National Context

We have access to the following texts from 1968 in different forms. Look through the article titles and location information to be able to efficiently locate what you want to read in full text either in print or microfilm.

The Atlantic
In print: Trexler Library, Main Collection (Per.) 051at (Level A).
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Business Week
In microfilm: Trexler Library, Main Collection (Level A).
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Commonweal
In microfilm: Trexler Library, Main Collection (Level A).
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Harper's Magazine
In print: Trexler Library, Main Collection (Per.) 051ha3 (Level A).
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Life
In microfilm: Trexler Library, Main Collection (Level A).
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The Nation
In print: Trexler Library, Main Collection (Per.) 051 (Level A).
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National Geographic
In print: Trexler Library, Main Collection (Per.) 910.5n1 (Level A).
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National Review
In microfilm: Trexler Library, Main Collection (Level A).
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New Republic
In print: Trexler Library, Main Collection (Per.) 051 (Level A).
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The New Yorker
In print: Trexler Library, Main Collection (Per.) 051n (Level A).
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Newsweek
In print: Trexler Library, Main Collection (Per.) 051ne (Level A).
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Time
In microfilm: Trexler Library, Main Collection (Level A).
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U.S. News and World Report
In microfilm: Trexler Library, Main Collection (Level A).
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