Jack Nicholson
January, 1971
Until he joined the front lines of Government investigative ranks, most explanations for campus dissidence seemed to be suggested by those farthest from the chaotic quadrangles. But 23-year-old Joseph Rhodes, Jr., the only student and youngest appointee on the Presidential Commission on Campus Unrest, vowed to uncover the truth about student revolt--"even if it hurts the Administration." Born in Pittsburgh, the son of a steelworker, Rhodes, who is now a junior fellow at Harvard, has dr...
