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RACE RELATIONS DOING THE RIGHT THING(S) BEYOND ENTITLEMENTS For over two decades, we have slowly been retreating from the consensus that brought about the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Act...

The White House goes condo (March 1986)

THE MARCH TOWARD PRIVATIZATIOH The White House goes condo I NICOLAUS MILLS T wo YEARS from now, when Ronald Reagan leaves ofrice, we will be saddled with an enormous national debt and a...

Labor draws the line (September 1985)

Motown to Coaltown LABOR DRAWS THE LINE MINEWORKERS DIG IN UNLESS YOU have driven them before, there is no quick way up or down the twisting roads that take you through the West Virginia and...

The ethics of tenor (July 1985)

might also be killed on a whim. we still wonder if the the terrorism we have been victimized by promises to make 3 passengers and crew of Flight 847 will ever again fill at us appear...

"Fascination with the uncommon man (January 1985)

"Fascination with the uncommon man" THOMAS EAKINS THE HEROISM OF MODERN LIFE Elizabeth Johns Princeton University Press, $42.50, 207pp. Nicolaus Mills IN the 1870s when Thomas Eakins began...

Art (July 1984)

tossing out the infant son he adored, and the ugly thrill that stayed with him even as he closed the window and turned away is allied to the attraction of annihilation, the curiosity and fascination...

Art (February 1984)

S UDDENIMPACT is, in ways that count, a more violent movie than Scarface. It is interesting to see the two films in conjunction because the hero of Sudden Impact, Dirty Harry, (played by Clint...

Art: (July 1983)

Art MAKING IT WRIGHT A WHITMAN-LIKE VISION OF AMERICA LIKE MOST GREAT architects of this century, Frank Lloyd Wright could not have had the career he did without an establishment to approve and...

Art (June 1982)

Art MANY REALISMS DIFFERENT VISIONS UNDER ONE BANNER SINCE THE MIDDLE of the last century, realism in American art has always carried with it a special freight. We only begin to describe it when...

Art (July 1981)

Art IMAGES OF LABOR DECIPHERING SOCIAL DISORDER TWO years AGO, through its Bread and Roses cultural program, District 1199, the National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees, produced one...

Nature and Culture (March 1981)

The revelation of the landscape NATURE AND CULTURE AMERICAN LANDSCAPE AND PAINTING, 1825-1875 Barbara Novak Oxford University, $35, 323 pp. Nicolaus Mills "IN the early nineteenth century in...

Art: (January 1981)

MAN/MADE ETERNITY EDWARD HOPPER'S HEAVENLY CITY BEFORE THE Museum of Modern Art owned a Picasso, it owned an Edward Hopper. In 1981 that seems particularly hard to justify, but the current Hopper...

Art (November 1980)

Art AMERICA ON DISPLAY LESS THAN VISIONARY SPACE THE last year and a half has been an extraordinary time for American art: an "American Renaissance" show at the Brooklyn Museum, a luminist show...

Art (June 1980)

Art TRANSPARENT EYEBALL RECAPTURING THE LUMINIST MOMENT FOR A DESCRIPTION of the perfect luminist moment, we need look no further than Henry James's early short story, "A Landscape Painter."...

The working American (March 1980)

Art THE WORKING AMERICAN AN OVERLOOKED VISION IN AMERICAN CULTURE work has traditionally occupied a place of honor. For the Puritans work was, as John Cotton observed in his sermon,...

CRITICS' CHOICES FROM THE UNIVERSITY PRESSES (May 1976)

BOOKS Critics'Choices from the University Presses My selection for the "best" or most distinguished book aoblisfaed by oni-WHity jass ia 1975 ray-qufte ooin-eid jotafeo be the most expensive. I...

AMERICA'S POOR LAWS: (July 1974)

BOOKS AMERICA'S POOR LAWS NICOLAUS MILLS From Poor Law to Welfare ...

United Farm Workers vs. NLRB (April 1972)

whose decision the Administration was appealing, for "unjustifiably frustrat[ing] the efforts of the Executive Branch to comply with the will of Congress," and (2) reminded Congress that it can...

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