Hacker, Andrew (1929–)

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REVIEW (1)
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16	April 1983 Harper's journal/Article Lost our census By Andrew Hacker SEE ALSO: Census, 20th, 1980; Costs; Direct marketing PDF IMAGES
22-28	October 1981 Article The shame of professional schools: How not to educate an elite By Andrew Hacker SEE ALSO: Curricula; Entrance examinations; Entrance requirements; Faculty; Law schools; Medical colleges PDF IMAGES
10-14	September 1980 Article E.R.A.-R.I.P. Women, not men, defeated the amendment for equal rights By Andrew Hacker SEE ALSO: Equal rights amendments; Feminism; Legal status, laws, etc.; Women's rights PDF IMAGES
28-32	March 1980 Article The no-account census: Attempting the impossible By Andrew Hacker SEE ALSO: Census Bureau; Census, 20th, 1980; Methodology; 1980- PDF IMAGES
16-22	September 1979 Article Of two minds about abortion: Bringing mixed motives to bed By Andrew Hacker SEE ALSO: Abortion; Birth control; Sex instruction PDF IMAGES

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What comes next?

By Andrew Hacker

SEE ALSO: Age of cataclysm (Book); Webre, Alfred L.; An inquiry into the human prospect (Book); Bell, Daniel; Forecasting; Liss, Phillip H.; Heilbroner, Robert L.; The coming of post-industrial society (Book)

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6	June 1983 Letter [Untitled Letter] In response to “Lost our census” from April 1983 By Andrew Hacker IMAGES
5	January 1982 Letter [Untitled Letter] In response to “The shame of professional schools: How not to educate an elite ” from October 1981 By Andrew Hacker IMAGES
6	November 1980 Letter [Untitled Letter] In response to “E.R.A.-R.I.P. Women, not men, defeated the amendment for equal rights” from September 1980 By Andrew Hacker IMAGES
8	November 1979 Letter [Untitled Letter] In response to “Of two minds about abortion: Bringing mixed motives to bed ” from September 1979 By Andrew Hacker IMAGES

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