Volume 25, Number 11 · June 29, 1978
What It Means To Be Censored
By Lev Lifshitz-Losev, Translated by Joseph Deney
When I finish this article, I will go to a copy center on East William Street in Ann Arbor and have it Xeroxed. On East William Street they charge 2.5 cents per page, while other places may charge from three to five cents. Or if some business should take me first to one of the university buildings, I will use one of the small copying machines which have been installed everywhere and are available for general use by both students and teachers.
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