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The High school revolutionaries by Tom Seligson,Random House edition, in English - [1st ed.]Pages: The High school revolutionaries. [Marc Libarle; Tom Seligson;] --Nuns against the wall / Paul Smith --We will exercise our rights / Steve Wasserman --High school students unite / Tom Lindsay --The high school underground press / Toby Mamis --Don't Miss America / Maxine Orris --The year [edited by] Marc Libarle and Tom Seligson.

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