Encyclodedia of Trotskyism On-Line

Young Socialist Discussion Bulletins 1971-1976

Volume 15, 1971

Volume 15, No. 1, Oct. 8, 1971
Revolutionary Strategy in the Fight Against the War

Volume 15, No. 2, Oct. 15, 1971
Chicano Youth and the Struggle for Self-Determination

Volume 15, No. 3, Oct. 28, 1971
The New Stage: Astrategy for Young Socialists in 1972

Volume 15, No. 4, Oct. 28, 1971
Strategy for a Mass Women’s Liberation Movement

Volume 15, No. 5, Nov. 14, 1971
Gay Liberation and the Sooalist Revolution by John M. Williams
Marijuana and YSA by Calvan Vail
Declaration of the Minority Tendency by Tom Peterson, for the Tendency
Toward A Mass Working Class Youth Movement: A Resolution on Perspectives by Lany C. , David D., Carol M., Dick M. , Tom Peterson, Jolm Zanellotti
Resolution Providing for Immediate Intervention by the Young Sociaust Alliance Into the Gay Liberation Movement by John M. Williams

Volume 16, 1972

Volume 16, No. 1, Sep. 26, 1972
Excerpts From Antiwar Report to June, 1972 YSA Plenum by Fred Lovgren, Brooklyn YSA
Youth Culture by Marty Rothman, Los Angeles YSA

Volume 16, No. 2, Sep., 1972
Vietnam and World Revolution
Development of the Current Radicalization
The Youth Radicalization Today and the Tasks of the YSA:
  •Antiwar Movement
  •Women’s Liberation
  •Black Struggle
  •Chicano Struggle
  •Opponent Tendencies on the Left
  •After the 1972 Elections

Volume 16, No. 3, Oct. 30, 1972
The Case of John Zanellotti
NEC Statement on the Case of John Zanellotti
Letter from John Zanellotti to Mirta Vidal, dated August 20, 1972
"Appeal to the National Convention of the YSA to Reverse the
Expulsion of Comrade J. Zanellotti from the YSA. "
Letter from Tom Burghardt to the NEC, dated March 29, 1972
Letter from John Zane110tti to Andy Rose, dated April 11, 1972
Letter from Mike Priddy to the National Office, received May 3,
Letter from Jim McCaffrey to the NEC, dated May 20, 1972
Letter from Mirta Vidal to John Zanellotti, dated May 31, 1972
Statement of John Zanellotti to Trial Body, June 10, 1972
Letter from Mirta Vidal to John Zanellotti, dated August 9, 1972
Letter from Mirta Vidal to John Zanellotti, dated August 25, 1972

Volume 16, No. 4, Nov. 2, 1972
On YSA Recruitment by Mirta Vidal
Building A Campus Base by Lisa Potash, Seattle YSA
A Contribution to the Discussion on the Marijuana Policy in the YSA by Calvan Vail. Portsmouth. N. H. YSA
The Young Socialist or the Old Socialist by Marty Rothman. Los Angeles YSA
Why Aren’t We Growing? by Marty Rothman. Los Angeles YSA
The Communist Party, Young Workers Liberation League and the Vietnamese Revolution by Mark Ugolini. Brooklyn YSA
The "Young" Socialist or the "Irrelevant" Socialist? by John Beadle. Los Angeles YSA
The YSA and Student Government Work by Richard Stuart. Austin YSA
Raza Antiwar Work in Houston by Tank Barrera. Houston YSA
A Contribution to the Discussion on the Abortion Movement by Marilyn Markus. Brooklyn YSA
Building the Socialist Alternative After the ’72 Elections by Laura Miller and Tom Vernier. Brooklyn YSA

Volume 16, No. 6, Nov. 9, 1972
The Meaning of the "Class Struggle faction" by andy Rose
The Politics of the New Radicalization: Class Struggle or Class Collaboration? by Sharon Curtis, Madison YSA

Volume 16, No. 6, Nov., 1972
Importance of the YSA’s Security Policy on Illegal Drugs by Mark Ugolini, Brooklyn
On the Student Movement and Its Organizational Forms by Harris Freeman and Joseph A. Soares, Atlanta
A New Dim~Sion for Our Campus Program by Kurt T. Hill, Jamestown, N. Y.
Regional Work by Lee Artz, Detroit
On Comrade Rothmin’s "Youth Culture" by Mark Lause and Robert Trudelle, Houston
Utilizing the Forum Series by Mary Nell Bockman, Atlanta
USLA Work by Lynn Silver, Upper West Side
In Support of At- Large Voting and Delegate Selection for YSA National Conventions by Kurt T. Hill, Jamestown, N. Y.
Extending the Public Face of the YSA by Cathal Macaree, Lower Manhattan
Resolution by Hartford Local on Puerto Rican Work by Mark Friedman, Brooklyn

Volume 17, 1973

Volume 17, No. 1, Oct., 1973
Two Letters From the YSA National Office
Letter to the National Executive Committee on the Formation of A Political Tendency
Letter to Andrew Pulley From John Holton
Letter to John Holton From the National Executive Committee
Draft Political Resolution (The general line of this resolution was approved by the National Executive Committee. )
State of the Student Movement, by Andy Rose, Upper West Side Local

Volume 17, No. 2, Nov., 1973
World Movement Report, by Andrew Pulley (the general line of this report was approved by the National Committee on June 7, 1973,)
Monopoly and the Rate of Profit in the Postwar Economy, by Richard Gordon, Kansas City Local
A Reply to the Methods of the IEC Majority on the Question of Latin America, by Gilbert Ramirez, Lower Manhattan Local

Volume 17, No. 3, Nov., 1973
Notes on "Feminism and the Marxist Movement, by Cde. Waters, by Mark Lause, Houston Local In Defense of the PST, by Vaughn Hogikyan, San Francisco Local Latin America and the Differences in the International, by Tom Kissner (Internationalist Tendency), Oakland/Berkeley Local Learning About Cliques the Hard Way, by Carl Rennhack, South Boston Local

Volume 17, No. 4, Dec., 1973
An Initial Criticism of the IEC Majority Tendency "Draft Political Resolution" , by Geoff Mirelowitz, Brooklyn Local
Black Struggle Report, by John Hawkins (The General Line of This Report Was Approved by the National Committee on June 10, 1973.)
Analysis of Opponent Programs for Black Lmeration, by Malik Miah, Lower Manhattan Local
Origins of the Dispute in the Fourth International, by Rudy Zeller, Detroit Local
The Fight Against Fascism and the Ligue Communiste, by Emily Ford (Internationalist Tendency), San Francisco Local
A Criticism of the Proposed "Orientation to the New Mass Vanguard, by Harvey Mcarthur, Rtiladelphia Local
A Review of Regional Work, by Andy Farrand, Liberty, New York, At-Large
Entryism Sui Generis: Oncewas Enoughl by Bennett Satinoff, Brooklyn Local

Volume 17, No. 5, Dec., 1973
Some Criticisms of the IEC Majority Tendency "Draft Political Resolution," Oral Report Given in Madison in Support of the Leninist-Trotskyist Faction, by Bones Levitt, Madison Local
Comrade Germain Forgets the "Forgotten Example," by Peter Archer, Chicago Local
Some Comments on the NEC "Draft Political Resolution, it by Jon Hillson, Denver Local
Neo-Capitalism and the Intellectijal Crafts: A Perspective, by Kurt T. Hill, Jamestown, New York. At-Large

Volume 17, No. 6, Dec., 1973
How to Select A Leadership. by James P. Cannon. National Chairman Emeritus. Socialist Workers Party
Chile: the Issue Is Class-Collaboration. by Tom Bias. Upper West Side Local
Is the Internationalist Tendency Going in Circles? by Alan Einhorn, North Boston Local
The Strategy of the Gun Before Politics in Chile. by Derek Jeffers. Austin Local
For An Intervention Into the Gay Liberation Movement. by Gilbert Ramirez. Lower Manhattan Local
Critique of A YSAer’s Election Campaign and Some Comments. by Danny Laird, Houston Local
A Solution to the Regional Problem. by Sheldon Lawrence, Brooklyn Local
The New-Old ·Strategy of Armed Struggle in Latin America" and Minority Violence. by Chris Rayson. Berkeley-Oakland Local

Volume 17, No. 7, Dec., 1973
The Role of Students in the Coming American Revolution. by Dennis Brasky, Chicago Local
Once Again: Concerning At-Large Voting and Delegate Selection for YSA National Conventions, by Kurt T. Hill, Jamestown, New York (At-Large)
Chll-E: Armed Road—Only Road, by Cathy Matson (Internationalist Tendency), Chicago Local
"A Concrete Example of Present Political Practice." by Rick Wells (Internationalist Tendency). Houston Local
For A Return to the Road of the Transitional Program: in Reply to the Perspectives and Method of the YSA Leadership. by Peter Gellert (Internationalist Tendency). Houston Local, and Betti S. (Internationalist Tendency). Brooklyn Local
The Building of A Revolutionary Party in Capitalist America II—An Orientation for the ysa. (Political Counter-Resolution Submitted by the Internationalist Tendency of the YSA)

Volume 17, No. 8, Dec., 1973
Introduction to the Articles From Madison, by Bones Levitt, Madison Local
The Role of the Detente, by Judy Lansky, Madison Local
Democratic Demands: When and Why? by Bruce Lesnick, Madison Local
The Internationalist Tendency and the Responsmilities of Membership in the Young Socialist Aluance, by Bones Levitt, Madison Local
Open Letter to the Editor of the Isr, by Bill Yaffe, Bloomington Local
Letter to Les Evans From Andrew Pulley
Letter to Andrew Pulley From Les Evans
Did the YSA Scrap the Antiwar Movement? by Carole Lesnick, Madison Local
In Support of the Document: "The Billlding of Revolutionary Parties in Capitalist Europe" by Heinz (Internationalist Tendency), San Jose Local
Suggestion for A Ys Subscription Campaign, by Dayne Goodwin, Logan, Utah (At- Large)
The Politics of the Internationalist Tendency: the View From Bloomington. by Dennis Drake and Robin Hunter. Bloomington Local

Volume 17, No. 9, Dec., 1973
Letter From Richard Mitten to the YSA National Office
Letter From Geoff Mirelowitz to Richard Mitten
The Ltf—Is it Simply An Unprincipled Clique or Simply An Inept Amalgam?, by Rich Mitten (Internationalist Tendency), Chicago Local
The Right of Private Correspondence Used to Be Defended by the SWP Leadership, by Rich Mitten (Internationalist Tendency), Chicago Local
Comrade Rennhack’s Ascension to Heaven, by Butch Hutton, Chapel Hill, North Carolina (At-Large)
Vietnam and the Proletarian Revolution, by Mark Lause (Internationalist Tendency), Houston Local
The Ltf and the New Mass Vanguard or Mr. Magoo "Looks" at Politics, by Rich Mitten (Internationalist Tendency), Chicago Local
Cannon’s American Thesis and the European Perspectives Oocument, by Richard Mitten (Internationalist Tendency), Chicago Local
Comrade Milt Alvin Versus the Leninist-Trotskyist Faction on the Question of the New Mass Vanguard, by Rich Mitten (Internationalist Tendency), Chicago Local
Entryism As Seen by Comrades Hansen and Peng—A Little History for the Ranks of the LTF, by Rich Mitten (Internationalist Tendency), Chicago Local
Dead Skunk in the Middle of the Road: the Deca Ying Centrism of the YSA, by Butch Hutton, Chapel Hill, N. C. (At-Large) and Paula Westfall, Bloomington Local (Internationalist Tendency)
Open Letter to the National Executive Committee From the Internationalist Tendency
Letter From the National Executive Committee to Richa Rd Mitten on the Convention Agenda

Volume 17, No. 10, Dec., 1973
The June 21 Action and the "Dialectics" of Minority Violence, by Steven Fuchs, Austin Local
In Reply to the NEC "Draft Political Resolution" — A Criticism of Fundamentals, by Peter Graumann, San Francisco Local
New Opportunities to Billld the YSA,vby Mike Weisman, Atlanta Local

Volume 17, No. 11, Dec., 1973
The Struggle at Berkeley High School Against Police on Campus: How it Confirms the Line of the Draft Political Resolution. by Tim Brooks, Berkeley-Oakland Local
The Fight Against Zionism and the Jewish Defense League at Brooklyn College, by Mark Friedman, Brooklyn Local
Women’s Studies at the University of Wisconsin: A Case Study in Adaptationism, by John Holton (Intemationalist Tendency), Madison Local
Watergate—A Brief Analysis and A Call for A Correct Orientation, by William Balderston, New Brunswick Local
The YSA and the Black Liberation Struggle, by Sally Rhett and Meg Rose, Upper West Side Local
The Internationalist Tendency Counter-Resolution: An Unacceptable Rejection of the Current Radicalization, by Steve Clark, Lower Manhattan Local, and Rich Finkel, Brooklyn Local

Volume 18, 1974

Volume 18, No. 1, Nov., 1974
Black Struggle Report, by Malik Miah (The general line of this report was adopted by the July 4-7, 1974, YSA National Committee Plenum.)
YSA Recruitment
Youth Support Work
Two Organizational Proposals, by Jon Kegler, New Haven, Connecticut, At-Large
The Red University and the Student Worker, by Dayne Goodwin. Logan, Utah, At-Large
For At-Large Voting Rights. by David Matthews, David Brandt. Richard Daw, Geneseo. New York. At-Large

Volume 18, No. 2, Nov., 1974
Draft Political Resolution (The general line of this resolution was approved by the National Executive Committee)

Volume 18, No. 3, Dec., 1974
Literature in Building Our Movement. by Dave Brandt. Geneseo. N. Y, At-Large
The Need for A Better Strategy On’ Gay Libera Tion. by Don Fortenberry. Atlanta Local
Announcement of the Formation of the Democratic Centralist Tendency, by Kurt T. Hin, Daniel Sabot David Strong. Buffalo. N. Y., At-Large
Two Wrongs Don’t Make A Right: on the Illegal Expulsion of the Internationalist Tendency. by Kurt’ T. Hin. Daniel Sabo and David Strong. Buffalo. N. Y., At-Large
High School Work. by Betsy Gilson. Twin Cities Local
The Need and Potential for Regional Growth in the Coming Period. by Norman Chagnon. Worcester Local
Interna Tional Students and the YSA. by Mark Friedman. Brooklyn. N. Y. Local
Young Socialist: Public Face of the Young Socialist Alliance on Making An Excellent Propaganda Form Even Better, by Brian Johnson. Upper West Side, N. Y. Local
A Suggestion on the Use of Maps. by Ben Harris, Nashville Local
On the YSA’s Labor Support Work. by Rich Stuart, San Francisco Local
Some Questions and Criticisms on the Student Orientation of the YSA, by Darren Crown, East Lansing Local
We Are Not Suffering From A Hangover, by Andy Farrand. Upper West Side. N. Y. Local
Some Criticisms of the Young Socialist, by Steve Millen. Bloomington local

Volume 18, No. 4, Dec., 1974
The Split of the Internationalist Tendency; An Assessment in Light of the Organizational Principles of the Young Socialist Alliance, Adopted by the National Executive Committee—November 26, 1974
  Appendix I: Report of the Control Commission of the Socialist Workers Party, Submitted to the Political Committee of the Socialist Workers Party—July 2, 1974
  Appendix II: Letter Sent from the National Executive Committee of the Young Socialist Alliance to All Members—July 4, 1974
  Appendix I: Letter Sent from the National Executive Committee of the Young Socialist Alliance to All Known Members of the Internationalist Tendency Party—July 4, 1974
  Appendix IV; Motion Adopted by the National Committee of the Young Socialist Alliance—July 5, 1974
  Appendix V: Declaration of the YSA Majority Faction—May 31, 1974
  Appendix VI: in Reply to the Call for a YSA Majority Faction—June 10, 1974
Letter to the YSA National Executive Committee, by Mike Leibman and Laura Kreis, Knoxville. Tenn., At-Large
Motion Presented for the Consideration of the YSA National Convention, by Mike Leibman and Laura Kreis, Knoxville, Tenn., At- Large
A Brief Reply to Laura Kreis and Mike Leibman’s Request for Additional Material Relating to the Internationalist Tendency Split From the Young Socialist Alliance, by Steve Clark, Lower Manhattan, N. Y. local
A Reply: to the Democratic Centralist Tendency, by Steve Clark and Jose G. Perez, Lower Manhattan, N. Y. local

Volume 18, No. 5, Dec., 1974
YSA Locals Running SWP Election Campaigns—One Experience and Assessment. Douglas Pensack. Detroit Local
The Challenge of Maoism to Revolutionary Socialists, by Douglas Pensack. Detroit Local
On Education. by Sandi Sherman. San Francisco Local
Some Notes on the Revolutionary Union, by Gordon Fox. Berkeley Local
The Naturf of the Police: Lessons of An Error, by Gordon Fox and Tom Tomasco. Berkeley Local
Sales of .Parhfinder Literature at Brooklyn College. by Isabella Listopad. Brooklyn. N. Y. Local
On Our Press and the Prison Qu.Estion. by Bill Clayton, Milwaukee Local
Some Observations About Black Students: Contribution on the Black Liberation Movement. by George Cox, Westside Los Angeles Local
Youth Support Work and the Berkeley Experiences of the ’74 Campaign. by Anne Chase. Berkeley Local
How the Brooklyn College Fraction Doubled in Size, by Isabella Listopad. Brooklyn. N. Y. local

Volume 18, No. 6, Dec., 1974
How to Select A Leadership, by James P. Cannon
Where the Maoists Stand Today, by Jon Hillson, Boston Local
A Suggestion on Building the YSA, by Rick Mitts and Connie Mitts, Cincinnati Local
Milwaukee YSA’ S Swdent Government Work, by Steve Johnson, Milwaukee Local
On Individual Terrorism and Revolutionary Morality, by Albert Cassorla, Boston Local
A Letter to the Na Tional Executive Committee, by Daniel Sabo, Buffalo, N. Y., At- Large
A Letter to the National Executive Committee, by Kurt T. Hill, Buffalo, N. Y., At-Large
A Comment on Two Letters to the National Executive Committee by Members of the Democratic Centralist Tendency, by Jose G. Perez, Lower Manhattan, N. Y. Local
YSA Work With the Organization of Arab Students and the Iranian Sudents Association, by Denis Hoppe, East Lansing Local
The YSA and Youth Support for the 1976 Campaign, by Rick Berman, Portland Local
Some Comments on the Young Socialist and Its Side-Line Critics, by David Ellis, Indianapolis Local
Defending Soviet Dissidents, by Mike Taber, Chicago Local
The Lessons of Our Wounded Knee Defense Work, by John Linder and Jeanne Stevens, Twin Cities Local
YSA Regional Conferences As A Tool to Devel.Op Regional Wcals, by Patrice Gajewski and Denis Hoppe, East Lansing local

Volume 18, No. 7, Dec., 1974
Tasks of the YSA in the Coming Period. by Laura Kreis and Mike Leibman, Knoxville, Tenn.. At., Large

Volume 18, No. 8, Dec., 1974
Corrections for ’Some Notes on the Revolutionary Union’, by Gordon Fox, Berkeley Local
The Struggle for Indian Libera Tion, by John Linder, Twin Cities Local
In Reply to ’For At-Large Voting Rights, by Sally Whicker, Brooklyn, N. Y. Local
New York’s Socialist Educational Conference—Some Ideas and Suggestions, by Linda Loew, Lower Manhattan, N. Y. Local
Towards A History of the Socialist Youth Movement (1890-1920) An Initial Contribution, by Peter Archer, Chicago local

Volume 19, 1975

Volume 19, No. 1, Sep., 1975
Political Report to the YSA National Committee Plenum, by Ginny Hildebrand (The general line of this report was adopted by the National Committee plenum on June 7, 1975.)
Excerpts From the Organization Report to the YSA National Committee Plenum, by Ilona Gersh (The general line of this report was adop~ed by the National Committee plenum on June 10, 1975. )

Volume 19, No. 2, Oct., 1975
Excerpts From the Report on Young Socialist Perspectives to the YSA National Committee Plenum, by Steve Wattenmaker
(The general line of this report was adopted by the National Committee plenum on June 10, 1975. )
At-Large Voting Rights, by Dave Brandt, Rochester, N. Y., At-Large
Regional Work Is the Most Important Test of the YSA, by Jeffrey Kegler, Upper West Side, New York local
We Need to Extend Democratic Centralism to the Region, by Jeffrey Kegler, Upper West Side, New Y0rk local
Regional Work Must Focus on Recruitment, by Jeffrey Kegler, Upper West Side, New York local
No More "Kid" Stuff, by Agnes Chapa, Austin local and Becky Scoggins, Houston local
Maoism, the Chinese Revolution, and Our Maoist Opponents, by Douglas Pensack, Detroit Local
High School Cutbacks Fight in San Francisco, by Jon Olmsted and Val Libby, San Francisco local

Volume 19, No. 3, Oct., 1975
A Modest Proposal, by Elaine Hebel, Mallen Kear; and Ron Yankey, Portland Local
Education — Key to Building and Consolidating the YSA, by Douglas Pensack, Detroit Local
A Contribution to the Discussion on the Struggles of Puerto Ricans in the United States, by Jose G. Perez, Lower East Side, New York Local 6
Presentation to the Fourteenth National YSA Convention on the Puerto Rican Struggle in Tlie United States, by Jose G. Perez (This report was presented to the YSA convention on December 30, 1974.)
How to Select A Leadership, by James p. Cannon

Volume 19, No. 4, Nov., 1975
A Perspective On YSA Finances, by Douglas Pensack. Detroit local
The Role Of the Regional Local In Building the YSA, by Tom Mindala. Bloomington local On Having Summer Campus Fractions, by Gerald Levy, Lower East Side, New York local
On Organizing SCAR Chapters In the High Schools, by Mindy Brudno. Philadelphia local
Developing Leadership In the YSA, by Harvey McArthur. Philadelphia local
On Our Support to the United Farmworkers. by Rich Stuart. San Jose local

Volume 19, No. 5, Nov., 1975
Atlanta’s Experience With Era Work. by Sarah Ryan and Julia Scott, Atlanta local
Two Proposed Amendments to the Draft Political Resolution, by John Sidebottom and Larry Thomas, Milwaukee local
For Universal Unconditional Amnesty and A New GI Bill! by John Sidebottom, Milwaukee local
Notes and Comments, by Dave Brandt, Rochester, N.Y., At-large
More On Opponent Work, by Douglas Pensack, Detroit local
New Openings for Building the Women’s Liberation Movement, by Nancy Brown, Brooklyn, New York local

Volume 19, No. 6, Nov., 1975
The Fight Against Racism A Socialist Strategy for the Black Liberation Struggle Today

[Missing Volume 19, No. 7, issue of this bulletin]

Volume 19, No. 8, Dec., 1975
Organizing Regional Work: Professlonausm and Flexmiuty. by David Ellis, Detroit Local
The Need for A Strong Campus Base. by Tom Mindala, Bloomingtoll Local
In Response to A· Not-So-Modest Proposal. by Joe Soares, Atlanta Local
Building Youth Support for the Socialist Campaign. the Seattle Experience. by Susie Berman. Seattle Local.
The Women’s Liberation Movement Today and the YSA. by Holly Harkness, Twin Cities Local
Letter to the Internal Discussion Bulletin, by the Amherst Local
Letter to the Internal Discussion Bulletin, by John Patrick, Amherst Local
The YSA’s Work With Gis and Veterans — Three Proposed Amendments to the Draft Poutical Resolution. by Jude Coren, Brooklyn, New York Local
Appendix: "The YSA on Veterans" From the Vietnam Vet. November 17, 1975
Denver YSA Campaign Support Work: Fall. ’75. by Frank Lord, Denver Local
Recruitment and YSA Membership, by Joe Soares. At1~A Local
On Student Government Work. by Dan Rosenheim and Mark Satinoff, Pittsburgh Local
Suggestions on Stepped-Up Mid~East Work. by Bill Rayson, Boston Local
The Chicano Liberation Struggle Today. by Olga Rodriguez, Upper West Side, New York Local

Volume 19, No. 9, Dec., 1975
On Our Campaign Work, by Bob Robertson and Susan Gary, Hollston Local
New Victories for the Palestinian Struggle — New Opportunities for Defending the Arab Revolution, by Bill Rayson, Boston Local
Puerto Ricans in the Schools of New York City, by Juan Rodriguez, Lower East Side, New York Local
High Schools — Getting in Is the First Step, by Claudia Hommel, Detroit Local
Farm Workers Support Work in Houston, by Jeff Elliot and Andres Gonzalez, Houston Local
Do We Want to Alienate Youth From the Trade Unions and Gays From the YSA: .A Brief Criticism of the Draft Political Resolution,
By Thomas Boushier, Houston Local
On Building Local Scar Chapters, by Tom Campion, Bloomington Local
Women’s Liberation Work in Los Angeles, by Lo-Ann Deua-Giustina, Central-East Los Angeles Local
A Prorosal to the Convention on At-Large Voting Rights, by Jeffrey Kegler and Bernie Krawczyk, Upper West Side, New York Local Table of YSA Membership January 1965 to April 19]5, by Jeffrey Kegler, Upper West Side, New York Local
A Reply to the Most Common Arguments Against At-Large Voting Rights, by Jeffrey Kegler, Upper West Side, New York Local
The Draft Political Resolution As An Organizing Tool, by Craig Olson and Dave Ferguson, Lexington Local
Wose Fractions Build Big Factions, by Myron Eshowsky, Madison Local
University of Chicago Commission of Inquiry, by David Paparello, South Chicago Local
Expansion and the Economic Crisis — What it Means for Local
Finances, by Mary Wismer, Lower East Side, New York Local
The Nation of Islam: New Developments and Possible Political Openings, by Robb Wright, Upper West Side, New York Local
The Roots of the Differences on Portugal, by Harvey Mcarthur, Philadelphia Local
The LCI, the Fur, and Poumist Errors, by Andy Hunt, San Jose Local
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education and the Youth Radicalization, by David Cahalane, Boston Local

Volume 19, No. 10, Dec., 1975
An Effective Approach to Recruitment, by Michael Chamberlain, Twin Cities local
Games That Ultralefts Play: "I Am Lefter Than You Are" by Myron Eshowsky, Madison local
Proposed Amendment to the NEC Draft Political Resolution, by Kurt T. Hill, Lower East Side, New York local
A Brief Motivation for the Amendment, by Kurt T. Hill, Lower East Side, New York local
The Selection Of Delegates, by Betsey Soares, Upper West Side and Ilona Gersh,Lower East Side, New York locals
February 1St Movement: Mouth Of Ultraleftism In the Black Student Movement, by Robb Wright, Upper West Side, New Yorklocal
Antiracist Work and the Chicano Movement, by Bruce Farnsworth. Denver local
Trotskyism and Centrism In Portugal, by Fred Murphy, Boston local
YSA to Combat Racist Attack On Chicano Culture, by Dorothy Taylor. San Antonio local
Religion, the Opiate Of the Masses, by Dorothy Taylor, San Antonio local
New York Cutbacks Fight, by Sam Manuel and Mark Friedman, Lower East Side, New York local
For the Discussion Of An Aspect Of The Red University Strategy: Student Government and the YSA, by David Maybury, Boston local

Volume 20, 1976

Volume 20, No. 1, Oct., 1976
Draft Political Resolution (general line approved by the National Executive Committee)
Appendix: Letter to all National Committee members

Volume 20, No. 2, Nov., 1976
Building the YSA, Report to YSA National Committee Meeting, June 5, 1976
On Norms and Leadership, by Bruce Lesnick, Madison Chapter
Campaign Billboards, by Linda Thalman, Tallahassee chapter

Volume 20, No. 3, Dec., 1976
Where Do We Go From Here? by John Bruno Hare, Pasadena Chapter, Los Angeles Local
A White House Built on Sand, by Steve Cross, Atlanta Chapter NSCAR and the Struggle in South Africa, by Michael Chamberlain, Newark Chapter
Campus Women’s Liberation Work, by Holly Harkness, University of Minnesota Chapter
A Few Suggestions on Internal Education, by Anthony Gonzalez, San Diego Chapter
How to Get the Highest Return on Your Investment: Put Your Money Where Your Program Is, by Jim Callahan and Beth Peterson, Portland Chapter
A Perspective for Youth, by Ronald Grubaugh, Northridge chapter, Los Angeles local

Volume 20, No. 4, Dec., 1976
The Relation Between Our Antiracist Work and Building SCAR Chapters, by Robert Mattson, San Francisco State Chapter, San Francisco Local
A Problem in Regional Team Work at Community Colleges, by Jim Garrison, Wayne State University Chapter, Detroit Local
Strike Support Work at Community College of Philadelphia, by Mindy Brudno, Temple University Chapter, Philadelphia Local
Two Issues in the Desegregation Struggle, by Rob Roper, University of Houston Chapter
Our Press: Key to Building the YSA, by Steve Iverson, San Jose Chapter
Recent Developments in the International Student Movement and Their Lessons for Us, by David Cahalane, University of Massachusetts, Boston Chapter, Boston Local
On Rape, by Cathy Hinds, Cal State L. A. Chapter, Los Angeles Local
The YSA’s Security Policy: Why it Exists and What it Means for Liberalized Drug Laws, by Osborne Hart, Brooklyn College Chapter, New York Local, and Brian Williams, Queens Chapter, New York Local
Problems of Organization and Leadership, by Chuck Petrin, East Side Chapter, New York Local, and Nancy Brown, Newark Chapter
How to Select A Leadership, by James P. Cannon, Former National Chairman Emeritus of the Socialist Workers Party
U. S. Students and the Fight Against Racism in Southern Africa NEC Draft Resolution
Where Are We Now in the Decline of Higher Education? by David Cahalane, University of Massachusetts — Boston chapter, Boston Local