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he achieves such renown that he is ultimately hauled before a congressional investigating committee (back when such things were run by the Bad Guys) where, on behalf of his suffering...

Among the Intellectualoids (August 1976)

Among the Intellectualoids What does it mean to be a human being? I think that to be human means to love. If that is so, Franklin Vanderloon can only be described as a very human man. Dr....

Among the Intellectualoids (February 1976)

Among the Intellectualoids I am not a conservative but, like most decent people, a lifelong liberal who, shortly following my ninth birthday in 1961—and after years of growing disenchantment with...

Among the Intellectualoids (December 1975)

Among the Intellectualoids by J. Whitney Stillman Norma Maine is the name of a beautiful, lovely, and perhaps fictitious young actress. I first met her in 1972, during the McGovern-Eagleton...

Eminentoes (August 1975)

Millicent H. Fenwick: Reality in Our Time ("The Continuing Crisis" has not been discontinued! It will return next issue, and in the meantime we introduce a delectable new column devoted to honoring...

Literature Reconsidered (April 1975)

"Literature Reconsidered" Very few writers can be considered the world's greatest writer. In fact, at the present time, only one writer is the world's greatest. There are over three billion people on this planet, yet it has...

Sexual Suicide (April 1974)

"Sexual Suicide" lists that would tell low-skilled workers where there are job-openings for them--is still agonizingly slow. Families headed by fully employed, low-wage fathers continue to be ineligible for...

Stillman, Stanley

Stillman, Whit

Stockdale, Sybil

Stoll, Ira

Stoller, Robert J.

Stone, Robert

Stossel, John

Stove, R J

Stove, R. J.

Stove, R.J.

Stove, Robert J.

strausbaugh, john