Anarchy #103

Issue of Anarchy magazine from September 1969 focusing on education.

The Writing on the Wall
Education a modest proposal (Jane Kingshill and Brian Richardson)
The Business and politics of education (Dennis Gould)
A school without a head (Anthony Weaver)
Run a school next holiday (Pat Van Tweet)
Thoughts on "participation" (Brian Morris)
Observations on Anarchy 99 and 100

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