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choice and a chance? What is wrong with vouchers for the poorest children in the most broken school systems? The usual reply from voucher oppo- nents might be called the supply argu-...

Nothing is sacred (September 1999)

John Horgan NOTHING IS SACRED Blasphemy in Ireland The Irish Supreme Court, in a recent judgment, struck a major blow in defense of freedom of speech and—paradoxically—raised questions about...

Ireland & NATO (February 1999)

John Horgan IRELAND & NATO Dublin to enlist? Plainly emboldened by the ongoing, if intermittent progress of the peace process in Northern Ireland, a number of senior Irish political figures have...

Irish arrangements: Yes, sex scandal in Ireland (February 1999)

John Horgan Irish arrangements A prime minister & his 'companion' Even a decade ago, if any professional soothsayer had suggested that there would come a time when an Irish Protestant...

Call me 'Mother' (October 1998)

tional passages, opened up the whole psychophysical system. I came away with a deepened recognition of how, in G.M. Hopkins's words, the Holy Spirit "over the bent world broods." The key to...

No Melting Pot (September 1998)

John Horgan NO MELTING POT Immigration comes to Ireland he Irish experience of emigration has long been the subject of countless ballads, as well as providing one of the most important...

Post-Conciliar Catholicism: Ireland: Majority Church, Minority Psychology (May 1973)

POST-CONCILIAR CATHOLICISM: IRELAND MAJORITY CHURCH, rdiNORITY PSYCHOLOGY JOHN HORGAN All that is lacking at the moment to turn liabilities into assets is trust Visitors to Ireland in the...

ECUMENIZING THE CONSTITUTION (December 1972)

FROM IRELAND ECUMENIZINC THE CONSTITUTION After some five years of wrangling, the government of the Irish Republic has now taken the first concrete steps towards a major revision of its 1937...

The Storm over Stormont (June 1972)

THE STORM OVEn STORMONT JOHN HORGAN Officially it has been suspended for a year, but few people believe that it will return in anything like its original forrn. Dublin When Edward Heath...

THE TROUBLE IN IRELAND (February 1972)

I II I I THE TROUBLE IN IRELAND JOHN HC)H AN The British Army pursues a tough and ruthless policy Ireland today is full of people who, like the priests of ancient Rome, are busy examining the...

THEOLOGO 70: (October 1970)

About halfway through the Concilium theological congress on "The Future of the Church" in Brussels during September an eager British newsman, in a last and possibly desperate attempt to glean...

BURYING BIAFRA (February 1970)

SIRFRA The triumphant Federal Nigerian troops who took The stories about starvation...

LIFE IN ZAMBIA (January 1969)

obligation to deal with the recognized government in Lagos), have done a magnificent job in getting some supplies in, but they lack the resources to begin to do an adequate job. The United...

Catholics Take To The Streets (November 1968)

Last June 26 the three-judge panel, by a vote of two to one, dismissed Stamler's complaint. Rather than weighing the issue of HUAC's record on its merits, the majority simply ruled that the...

ALTERNATIVES IN RHODESIA: (June 1968)

The agile Mr. Smith ALTERNATIVES IN RHODESIA JOHN MORGAN To the average white inhabitant of Salisbury, the idea that Rhodesia is a "threat to world peace" is one to be dismissed with incredulous...

COEXISTENCE IN NIGERIA: (May 1968)

Victory is no solution COEXISTENCE IN NIGERIA JOHN MORGAN As the Biafran resistance crumbles under the weight of Nigerian armor-and assuming that negotiations will take place after, and not...

BINDING AND LOOSING IN IRELAND (February 1968)

DIVORCE AND THE CONSTITUTION BINDING AND LOOSING IN IRELAND The Constitution of Ireland, when it was accepted by the Irish people in 1937, was in many respects considerably in advance of the...

HORMAN, CHARLES

Horn, Walter van

Horner, Francis J

Horner, Joyce

horning, Joseph r. 1

Horowitz, Irving Louis

Horrigan, Alfred F.

Horton, John

Horwitz, Paul

Hosmer, Robert E

Hosmer, Robert E.

Hosmer, Robert E. Jr.