A Long MarchIn 1975, as Gough Whitlam's government hurtled towards its demise, a nineteen year old arts student at the University of Melbourne, Kim Carr, began a long march. Raised in an avowedly blue collar household headed by his boilermaker father, Carr eschewed what he regarded as the fripperies of student politics and went directly for the real thing. He joined his local Labour Party branch, signing up from day one as an active soldier in the labour