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Commonweal week by week THE NEED FOR HOUSING I N recent weeks, Chicago has been the scene of two outbreaks of violence. Because Negroes were moving into certain housing projects for the first...
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After the Brave New World "NOW NAIVE OPTIMISM HAS YIELDED TO NERVOUS FEARS AND DAWNISM HAS TURNED INTO TWlLIGHTISM." § JOHN J. WRIGHT L ESS than a decade ago men were talking of a "brave new...
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SCIENCE AND BELIEF Can a Psychologist Be Religious? VICTOR WHITE T HE queston set to me is very concrete: can the claims of religion and psychology be reconciled in the same person? I would...
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their functional value and importance in the past, and for particular individuals in the present, is not necessarily to be religious. Indeed such interest in study may possibly prove an...
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presidency was vacant and everybody should move up one, like the guests at the Mad Hatter's tea party. In another surprise move the council (this time over Meany's objections) voted to fill the...
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candid snapshots to illustrate Peck's ungentlemanly article about a princess on the loose. Although William Vv~'~ler has directed the first part of this picture with such a slow pace that it...
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BOOKS Two Protestant Approaches to Social Problems which too often equated riches and godliness. In the symposium edited by John A. Hutchison, the path of progress is spelled out in some...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 058 Issue 022 (September 4 1953)
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