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n * i Uommonweal WEEK BY WEEK Politics as Usual AT about the same time that American pilots opened fire on the North Koreans, Senator Taft came to his feet in Washington and...
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in the book Independence and After, Nehru says: Now, Europe and America, because they have been dominant countries, with a dominant culture, have tended to think that ways of living other...
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After Korea, What? The time of "containing" the Soviets is gone. By WALDEMAR GURIAN AT the present time we do not know what will be the outcome of the crisis in Korea. The attack by the...
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the initiative. The world will then continue to tremble, asking: What will the USSR do next? The probability of general war would not decrease but only increase. Confusion and pusillanimity...
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versity—a "managerial revolution." "But no statistics of graduate-production could make Redbrick even remotely like a university." "Anon" makes the pretty point that the Redbrick universities,...
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" 'You are charged,' he said, 'with violating Section 3 of Article 18 of the District Constitution and Section 3 of Article 21 of the International Constitution. How do you plead ?' "That's all....
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wee hours of the morning. When the news was given out that General MacArthur had authorized fighter escorts to accompany the planes used to evacuate the Americans, we realized that this was not...
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WHEN it comes to more routine movies, then you do realize how little the fare has changed through the years. Our heroines are suffering just as great tortures as they did back in the days of...
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Booki Punishing him for some indifferent wrong Ah, love, such knuckles on my hands. Such a child's screams in my throat seventy-one poems, e e cummings. oxford. $2.50. Strike Through the...
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1950
Vol. 052 Issue 013 (July 7 1950)
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