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\nAmbivalenceStructureIntruderUnveiling  \n# FICTION\n\nNON-FICTION  \nMary Thill,’66Anne Connors,’65Michelle Edson,’6810Jean Hansen,’6815Maureen Considine,’6823Lizbeth Mackay,’66Beth Ann Steger,'65  \n# POETRY\n\nSusan Canty,’66Maureen Blaney,66Christine Scappator,’65Carol Green,’68Christine Kabel,’65Mariann Deckop,’65Maria Ostapchuk,67Vincineta Albano,’65Mariann Deckop,’65Susan Canty,’66Joann Marmeno,'65Sheila McCarthy,'67Christine Kabel,’65Cecilia Valente,’68Joann Marmeno,'65  \n9  \n9  \n13  \n14  \n15  \n17  \n17  \n18  \n20  \n20  \nMargaret Murray,'65^6Mary Thill,’6616Pamela Hofer,'6721  \n3  \n5  \n244  \n488  \n2224  \n# A Word Indivisible\n\nFreedom is a key word today.Millions have obtained it,manyare acquiring it and multitudes are fighting for it.People of allnations seek to breathe the air of independence,an atmosphere thatwill allow them to act as complete human beings.  \nThose who have broken the bonds of slavery are free to choosetheir religion,their politics,their 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