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WEEK BY WEEK Education in a Secularized World IT IS EASIER to see the reason for a specifically Catholic education than to envision its approach to the world. To hand down and develop our...
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The Rhythm of History Are we at the end of a materialistic era and about to enter a religious period? By JACQUES LECLERCQ IT HAS been said too often that the dominant characteristic of...
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FROM ENGLAND Farms, Schools and Churches THE London publishing house of Kegan Paul & Company publishes a series portentously called The International Library of Sociology and Social...
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT Wages and Big-Family Men IT'S funny how you can go along year after year familiar with an idea, and more or less approving it, but not really grasping it, not really feeling the...
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The Stage ROMEO AND JULIET IT is the fashion nowadays to ask for a youthful Juliet, as though we thought girlishness to be the part's principal requirement. It seems to me that the play might...
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The Generality of General Education By WILLIAM A. ORTON WHENEVER in history, as in the past decade, fundamental issues in formal education have been widely and urgently discussed, the debate has...
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Books A Man Gets Around, John Mc-Nulty. Little Brown. $2.75. HE was shooting a real hot game of pool for probably a good fold of cabbage. There were two balls left on the table and he needed them...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 053 Issue 021 (March 2 1951)
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