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week by week regrettable episode in American life. Careers were sometimes smashed, reputations damaged, the ability to earn a living impaired or even lost, and all this often at the whim of a...
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Religion and the University For the past fifty or seventy-five years, agnostics have held a disproportionate position of dominance in American intellectual life by DANIEL J. CALLAHAN ONE...
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Looking at the X-rays Taken They have numbered all my limbs, And come within the skull To that bright symbol maker; All this, but only, they Have found me bone and flesh And that visionary...
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In nine of our states the death penalty can still be imposed for robbery Justice by Geography by WILLIAM H. DEMPSEY, JR. THE RECENT $1.95 robbery in Alabama developed into a cause celebre which,...
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THE ECONOMICS OF SURVIVAL Middle Eastern Realities by JAMES D. PICTON A FEW WEEKS ago I was clattering along the Nile Valley in an express train that was taking me from Aswan to Cairo. Beside me...
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awareness of a national entity--has its strongest roots in this group of people. Egyptians of the middle class are not likely to slaughter foreigners in the street. They might very...
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THE SCREEN LAUGHTER HOLDING BOTH HIS SIDES WHEN I READ the recent Air Force report on the type of gloves best suited to button pushing, all I could think of was Jacques Tati's film, "My Uncle, Mr....
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COMMUNICATIONS "SPACE YEAR I" Silver Spring, Md. TO THE EDITORS: Mr. Carey's letter criticizing my article "Space Year I" [Oct. 24] raises a number of important issues, as well as some spurious...
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BOOKS Continuing the Judeo-Christian Dialogue THE BRIDGE, Vol. III. Edited by John M. Oesterreicher. Pantheon. $4.50. By BERNARD G. MURCHLAND THE JUDEO-CHRISTIAN studies that have been published...
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