Revolt On The Campus by Evans, M. Stanton - 1961

USA: Henry Regnery, 1961. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. On the campus of every college and university in the United States there is a noticeable undercurrent-the growing restlessness that precedes sweeping changes. Signs that these changes are already taking shape are unmistakable. In this account of the most exciting intellectual development in the United States today, Mr. Evans illustrates not only the scope and power of the conservative movement among young men and women, but discusses as well the intellectual quality of the students and other young people participating in it. He examines the philosophical premises of the movement and its performance in the arena of practical politics. He does not imply that the majority of students are conservative. Most students, he says, are indifferent to political matters. But the conservative element on the campus is now on the offensive; it is articulate, resourceful, aggressive, and, perhaps most important, it is growing. It represents the group which, in 15 or 20 years, will guide the destiny of this country.