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The Registrar Third day of this registration, and the tally Now nearly taken in this village: all The town worthies earlier counted, first In line on the Ides, eager to show compliance With...

Phantom Pain (July 2005)

It is curious that Oates takes the notion of a soul seriously, yet seems to go to lengths to avoid affirming, or even recognizing, Christian perspectives on this matter. In...

Among the monks (March 1998)

AMONG THE MONKS Nancy G. Westerfield he stairs. A steep unbroken flight, eighteen steps leading down to the retreat center's dining room. Ahead of me, in his black-and-white Crosier...

Take a hike (November 1996)

TAKE A HIKE Nancy G. Westerfield Mine is a lifelong marriage. After forty-six celebrations of an August 1950 wedding date, I anticipate that only death will interrupt our pleasant union. The dread...

Poetry (February 1995)

Nancy G. Westerfield Goes with the Territory Comes with the territory, your ten fingers. Ten toes, nine orifices, the whole rattan Of your bones, that wickerwork slat-woven To sit, stand, handle...

Poetry (January 1995)

Nancy G. Westerfield Salad Ladies The salad ladies, who oversee the church's Myriad social functions, cater their artfullest For funeral luncheons. Widows, they have all Been there before; and the...

Poetry (January 1993)

especially of a growing, deepening Christian faith. It happens to me when I come away from the Sacrament of After the war, like any true Brit, I hated the Germans. In all ...

Verse (November 1987)

Kay Ryan Caryatid Caryatids look slightly languid. They have grace under weight; straight, but not too straight, an alignment lost along with Pericles' helmet. We may attribute some of...

Verse (January 1987)

Nancy G, Westerfield Smoke In the morning the old man Is up early, out filling his birdbath; "Even in December," he says, "they come If there's water to be had;" True enough, A cardinal waits...

Verse (January 1986)

Mary Ann Coleman Photographs, laves An old photograph at the beach. Mother, ocean in sepia. Caught in your long-legged bathing suit you wanted the bathing cap off but the photographer's brows...

Verse (August 1984)

Ownership is consonant with changes in workers themselves. According to a recent survey by the Public Agenda Foundation, today's more educated workers demand much more from a job than a good...

VERSE (March 1978)

THE MAN WHO SAW UFO'S Emeritus, where once he tumbled Chains of his equations and the real numbers, Now he is interviewed, porchborne, Outside the disheveled household of his widowerhood, And...

VERSE (May 1974)

money in certain other states, such as New York and California. This difficulty confronts hawks and doves, conservatives and liberals, Democrats and Republicans. No one is exempt. And, in the...

Western, William

Westervelt, George

Weston, M. W.

Weston, Margaret Willoughby

Wetmore, Charles Willis Thompson, Thomas Walsh, Louis H.

Wetmore, Louis H.

Wetter, Dixon

Wettereau, James O.

Wetzel, James

WEYHER, HARRY F.

Weyr, Thomas

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