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THE Commonweal week by week OUTLOOK FOR KOREA CITIZENS who expect anything very startling to result from General Eisenhower's trip to Korea appear to be riding for a fall. News of his presence...
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The Age of Confusion HUMAN SOCIETY IS COMING TO RESEMBLE THE SMOOTHLY-FUNCTIONING MECHANISM OF THE ANT-HEAP OR BEE-HIVE BARBARA WARD I HAVE just completed a journey round the world. Ideally, I...
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FROM SWEDEN They Call It Humanitarianism MEDICAL reports have recently been published in Sweden which are even more startling than Professor Kinsey's findings, because they are based on a type of...
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT The Passing of an Era ON the day after the election, the Daily Herald, organ of the British Labor Party, said in reference to the Republican victory: "All liberal and...
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THE STAGE THE DEEP SLUE SEA MR. Francis Ferguson has likened contemporary playwrights to hunters with camera and flash bulbs in the depths of the Belgian Congo, seeking out, at rare intervals,...
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THE SCREEN THE UGLY DUCKLING ONCE upon a time there was a cobbler who could stitch a mean boot but preferred to make up and tell stories. The young fry in the village of Odense where he lived were...
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COMMUNICATIONS "STRANGERS IN THE CITY" San German, Puerto Rico TO the Editors: Deep gratification is always felt, especially by those of us who voluntarily come to work here in Puerto Rico,...
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BOOKS The Minor Ivy Leagues THE DISGUISES OF LOVE. By Robi. MacauUy. Random Housa. $3. By NICHOLAS JOOST WHAT Mary McCarthy's The Groves of Academe did to (and for) the academic...
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Vol. 056 Issue 026 (November 3 1952)
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