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THE MICHIGAN W TLY
TUESDAY, NOVEINIBER, 9, 1965
PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DilLY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1965
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RETURN TO DEMOCRACY:
Goodman Sees Youth Rejecting Society
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(Continued from Page 2) -They hold the belief that they decision-making as the variousI
e truly "left" as such were: are somehow different and (right- forms that the new concepts of
beingiadystsbutee ly or wrongly) that they are the society were taking.
rather believein a mixed economy. only really human people in the Goodman offered no plan or
world. blueprint for the success of this
--They believe in decentraliza- Demonstrate New Definitions so-called "New Left" or any oth-
tion on all levels which is an idea The student activists, Goodman er movement to change society,
belonging to the conservative tra- said, have demonstrated this new although he was challenged during
dition in this country and to the definition of society and democra- the discussion period with ques-
old Populist movement. cy in several ways. He described tions such as, "What are the best
--They believe in the recon- the neighborhood development tactics?" or "How can we be sure
struction of society based on the programs of Students for a Dem- we won't sell out to the society?"
establishment of parallel institu- ocratic Society (SDS), the sit-ins He instead pointed to several
tions which circumvent or ignore (attempts to make formal democ- historical precedents, such as the
the traditional institutions of so- racy work), and the concept of Fratecelli of Florence, Italy. This
ciety. decentralization of initiation and was a student movement of the
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twelfth century which overthrew
the powerful merchants of the city
and ruled it with the poorer guilds
and merchants for over 30 years.
He said that even Machiavelli had
referred to this as the greatest
period of the city's history.
Must Be Ready
Goodman said that the society
would contribute to its own down-
fall as much as any student move-
ment, but that the students must
be there and ready when the
downfall occurs and that they
must continue their agitation and
constructive work for change.
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