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Vol. 006 Issue 006 (March 1 1973)
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The Continuing Crisis
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The Continuing Crisis • As America enters upon the second four years of the Nixonian Era, what Irving Howe has recognized as a new "social meanness" seems to be stealing across the land, and...
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Editorial
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Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
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Editorial Toward Democratic Tribalism I suspect that there prowls through every society substantial congeries of public-spirited persons whose animating urge is to lower everyone to their own...
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The Great American Column
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Rosenblatt, Roger
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Roger Rosenblatt The Great American Column Nostalgia as One of the Fine Arts One sure sign that a cultural idea has become a national craze is when people begin to make money off of it. We knew...
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Germany Between Liberalism and Communism
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Regnery, Henry
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Henry Regnery Germany Between Liberalism and Communism In 1945, shortly after the war in Europe had finally come to an end, a book appeared with the provocative title The German Talks Back. It...
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Contributors
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Contributors Taylor Alderman is a professor of English at Youngstown State University in Ohio; he is also one of the editors of the periodical Hemingway Notes ... James Grant is on the staff of the...
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The Passing of a Political Edsel
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Will, George
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George Will The Passing of a Political Edsel The following speech by George Will was given at Michigan State University in East Lansing exactly one week after the 72 presidential election. The...
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On Ms. Muffet
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Rogers, Tommy W
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On Ms. Muffet Little Miss Muffet Sat on a tuffet, Eating her curds and whey ... Those afflicted with in-group Americanism feel that Little Miss Muffet was frightened away because a spider sat...
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The Numbers Racket on Campus
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Seabury, Paul
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An Interview Paul Seabury: The Numbers Racket on Campus Paul Seabury is a professor of political science at the University of California at Berkeley. Within the last year or two, he has become...
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The Progress of a Bad Idea
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Howe, Neil
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Neil Howe The Progress of a Bad Idea All of the letters reprinted in this article are authentic. Most of these were made available through the generous cooperation of the University Centers for...
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The Public Discourse
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Weaver, Paul H.
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Paul H. Weaver The Public Discourse The Importance of Lyndon Johnson Americans have always been ambivalent about their political leaders. Privately, most of us have strong personal feelings of...
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Racial Segregation and the Northern University
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Swan, George
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George Swan Racial Segregation and the Northern University DeFunis v. Odegaard is on appeal before the Washington Supreme Court. The case was argued on May 15, 1972, and according to Assistant...
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The Bootblack Stand: Letters to Plunkitt from Henry Kissinger and Edward Kennedy
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The Bootblack Stand Dr. George Washington Plunkitt, our prize-winning political analyst, is celebrating the publication of his new book, which is now available at avant-garde bookstores throughout...
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Fields for President
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Tyrrell, R. Emmett Jr.
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Fields for President by W. C. Fields Dodd, Mead, $5.95 As a serious enterprise, book reviewing in the United States survives in about the same condition as organized religion- though its...
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The Nick Adams Stories
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Alderman, Taylor
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Book Review The Nick Adams Stories by Ernest Hemingway preface by Philip Young Charles Scribner's Sons, $7.95 In this volume are assembled Ernest Hemingway's twenty-five short stories, sketches,...
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The Superfluous Anarchist
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Grant, James
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Book Review The Superfluous Anarchist by Michael Wreszin Brown University Press, $8.50 Of Albert Jay Nock's ideas it may justly be said that the statement almost always survived the...
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Correspondence: Letters from Nottingham, Lockwood, and Salonen/Baicich/Font
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Correspondence To the Editor: Roger Rosenblatt, take heart! Due to the good wishes of my father, who gave me a gift subscription so I could see how the other half writes. The Alternative now has...
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Current Wisdom
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Jackasses, Assorted
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"Whom the gods destroy they first make mad"- Euripides Current Wisdom THE SAINTED MARK ESSEX Pity the unfortunate black murderer of eight white citizens in New Orleans. He was the victim of an...
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