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Red Scare at Rutgers
+ - Introduction to Anti-communism in America
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+ - Jones & Trustees
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+ - Finley & Heimlich
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+ - Faculty & Alumni
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+ - Students & Targum
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Assessment 8
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Students and Targum - Assessment 8

TTargum dated December 17, 1952, Editorial, "The Heimlich, Finley Case." PDF version (0.4MB)

Read the document below and answer the three questions at the end.

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Assessment 8

What is the author trying to express in the opening sentence of the editorial?
Why do you think the writer begins by asking so many questions?
Why does the author come to the conclusion that the trustees were wrong and that the faculty committee was correct?

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