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THE SEARCH FOR SEXUAL HAPPINESS INTIMATE MATTERS A History of Sexuality in America John d'Emilio and Estelle B. Freedman Harper & Row, $24.95, 428 pp. THE AMERICANIZATION OF SEX Edwin M....

The idea of a liberal education (April 1980)

! KNOWLEDGE FUNDAMENTAL TO THE HEALTH OF SOCIETY The idea of a liberal education I J.M. CAMERON SUPPOSE there can't be any doubt that the golden age of liberal education was in...

DOING POORLY AT DOING GOOD (July 1978)

BEHIND ST. PAUL'S 'AFFECTIONAL PREFERENCE' VOTE JAMES D. TRACY One hopes St. Paul's vote (April 25) to strike the "affectional preference" clause from its human rights ordinance will not...

CAMPUS WAR THROUGH ENGLISH EYES (June 1969)

should have educated him to the explosive nature of the triumphalist, jet-speed approach to Latin American problems, it should have been his own pelting with garbage and abuse. The issues are...

England and the Encyclical (October 1968)

accept the arbitration of an impartial committee nominated by the National Conference of Bishops, a minimum fair procedure, surely, but their request was denied. In the crucial situation in...

JESUS AND THE CHURCH (November 1967)

intensification of Christ's presence is meant to be a high point in our Christian experience of faith, it is by no means the exclusive occasion of Christ's presence. Christ continues to be present...

'DISGRACEFUL AFFAIR' (March 1967)

"DISGRACEFUL AFFAIR" Leeds The first blow has fallen. Herbert McCabe of the Order of Preachers, whose brilliant contribution to the debate on "the New Morality" is known to readers of...

CARDINAL SPELLMAN, CHARLES DAVIS (January 1967)

FROM BRITAIN Cardinal Spellman9 Charles Davis Americans may be a little tired of being told how their war in Vietnam looks from Europe. I should not have taken up this theme once again had it...

THE MAN ON THE TIGER (January 1967)

FROM BRITAIN MAN ON TOE TIGER The midwinter festival in Britain will be overshadowed by the miserable business of Rhodesia. It might have been worse. Ian Smith might have accepted the terms put...

Evelyn Waugh, R. I. P. (April 1966)

listing medical expenses, sales tax~,s, state tax, interest paid to the local finance company. Or maybe he couldn't. But almost certainly he can't afford to pay somebody to tell him; the tax man...

A Long Parliament (April 1966)

the outside world might bring against their regimes. They are quite aware that successful action against any one of them would endanger the other two. With only voluntary sanctions, both South...

1966 AND ALL THAT (January 1966)

he says, is taking the position that the new incardination removes him from Mt. St. Mary's Seminary, but he wants to stay, and has filed a complaint with the AAUP saying that as a tenured...

RHODESIA AND THE ARCHBISHOP (November 1965)

FROM BRITAIN Rhodesia and the Archbishop Leeds The respectable and conservative members of the British public, at least those who write letters to The Times at the drop of a hat, have had a...

FAREWELL TO AMERICA (September 1965)

concerned, much of this highly certain police testimony simply did not represent reality. Finally the judge summed up the case, said we were guilty as charged, and imposed fines of $125.00. The...

AN AMERICAN FOLLY (June 1965)

0 0 0 0 0 0 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 A BRITISH VIEW AN AMERICAN FOLLY When I came back to the United States in January of this year I was resolved to say nothing in public on the question of the...

CHURCHILL AS WHIG (February 1965)

in 1950 when Churchill caught the imagination of the West by his plea for a European Army, at that moment a first and apparently vital step towards closer integration. Many of the cities of Dr....

Reaction to Goldwater (August 1964)

She compared her approach to reality and fiction to what the medieval doctors called the anagogieal sense of Scripture, the real and intended significance embedded beneath the literal and empirical...

Closing the Door (June 1964)

FROM BRITAIN Closing the Door MANY intelligent English Catholics believe themselves to be in a very odd situation. On the one hand, they are greatly excited and consoled by the general willingness...

The Profumo Affair (July 1963)

were filed from Saigon by Father Patrick O'Connor, SSC, former president of the Catholic Press Asso- ciation and a roving correspondent in the Far East for NCWC News-the news service of the Ameri-...

CAMERON, J.M.

Cameron, Jean

Cameron, Silver Donald

Camosy, Charles

Camosy, Charles C.

Camosy, Charles R.

Camp, Leo

Camp, Leo Leonard

Campbell, Courtney S

Campbell, Debra

Campbell, Eileen

Campbell, Francis S.