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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-THIRD YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week EUROPE'S ROLE IF IN THE past decade the defense of the free world has...
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Soviet Challenge in Education "A SOVIET YOUTH HAS REASON TO BELIEVE THAT THE LIFE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, OR SCHOLARSHIP IS HICHLY REWARDED" HOWLAND H. SARGEANT THE UNITED STATES and...
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INEVITABLE CONFLICT Art and Censorship CHARLES DONAHUE IN AMERICAN Catholic circles a welcome note oi deeply concerned self-criticism is sounding with increasing urgency. One thinks of Mr. Paul...
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HERE AND THERE THE CONTROVERSIAL FIFTH MR. DAVE BECK, the boss of the Teamsters, relied on the Fifth Amendment again and again during the recent Congressional investigation of labor...
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"YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE BOYS" Boyhood in a Dublin Convent WILLIAM WALSH THE CONVENT was situated at the most wooded secluded side of Phoenix Park, and—according to the notice erected on wooden...
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Saint Mary-M-the-Woods A Liberal Arts College Helps young women 9 Live graciously 9 Grow spiritually 9 Prepare for careers 9 Campus tradition of charm and friendliness since 1840. Fully...
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THE STAGE THE TRAGIC PRETENSION THE AUTHORITY to which Tennessee Williams aspires in "Orpheus Descending" is visibly that of tragic statement, for in no other of his plays is the complexity of...
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THE SCREEN HOW STRANGE CAN ONE GET? CONCENTRATING on misbehavior in a military school, "The Strange One" is so realistic that it is painful and at times even revolting to watch. Youngsters are...
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BOOKS The Shaded Eye IN THE ROSE OF TIME. By Robert Fitzgerald. New Directions. $3. By LEONARD WOLF R OBERT FITZGERALD'S sometimes distinguished collection of poems will have, very likely,...
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Vol. 066 Issue 001 (April 5 1957)
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