A Train Leaves Boston . . . by Randall Auxier You suffered though algebra, especially those awful simultaneous  equations in high school— if a train leaves from Boston and another from Chicago . . . and so on— but you might never have seen them as a sort of story, at bottom. The examples…

            Freedom Summer and the Winters of Our Discontent by Randall Auxier “The adults here will back the young folks but will never initiate a program strong  enough to do what needs to be done” — Robert Moses to Jane Stembridge, summer 1960. Civil-rights icon Robert Parris Moses is quiet. He studies a room, the…