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Orwell's Secular Crusade "HE HAD NOT ONLY A CONCERN FOR THE COMMON MAN, BUT A TEMPERAMENTAL AFFINITY WITH HIM." RICHARD J. VOORHEES G EORGE Orwell is rapidly becoming the liberal intellectuals'...
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SEVERE TESTS AHEAD Can the Small College Survive? ALFRED F. HORRIGAN T HE term "small college" lends itself to impressions more readi'ly than to definitions--impressions either favorable or...
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THE STAGE HOUSE OF FLOWERS M R. Truman Capote's scented fable, heavy with the fragrance of bougainvillea and hibiscus, unquestionably flourishes with a great and seductive beauty on the...
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THE SCREEN NOW IS THE WINTER OF OUR DISCONTENT H ALF the lines in "Prince of Players" are by William Shakespeare and the other half are by Moss Hart, who based his script on the book by Eleanor...
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OF NOTE RELIGIOUS ART T HE current issue of Liturgical Arts (7 East 42nd Street, New York 17, N.Y.) includes an article, "Toward a Living Climate of Religious Art," by the Most Rev. Joseph E....
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COMMUNICATIONS CHRISTIAN CULTURE Philadelphia, Pa. TO the Editors: Mr. Joseph McMahon's recent letter [Jan. 7] attacking Christian culture studies betrays consistent misunderstanding of...
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BOOKS Building a Bridge Between Dream and Reality THE COLLECTED POEMS OF EDITH SITWELL. Vanguard. $6.50. By ANNE FREMANTLE D AME Edith Sitwell is not only the dean of living English poets....
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Vol. 061 Issue 014 (January 7 1955)
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