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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR OF PUBUCATIC~ w:ek by week PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS AGAIN A N ARTICLE in the April 16th...
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The Intellectual and the American Dream "Objectively speaking, Babbitt may not do anything real, but sociologically he is in the mainstream of reality" by EDWARD L. W HEN THE sputniks went up,...
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money-making as the standard by which the whole of life is to be measured. And since this is what a thinking American conservative would have to defend, an insincerity which is perhaps not moral...
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More than half the children in the world have never drunk milk or seen medicine The Other Two-Thirds by NElL P. HURLEY B E NOT SOLICITOUS, therefore, saying: What shall we eat or what shall we...
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HERE AND THERE LITURGY AND I MUST BE blindly prejudiced on the subject of a vernacular liturgy, for I simply do not see any argument against it. The prejudice was reinforced during Holy Week,...
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THE SCREEN NO BIZ LIKE SHOW BIZ S TAGE-STRUCK girl comes to New York, struggles for recognition and suddenly rises to the heights when the star walks out on a show and she takes over the...
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THE SCREEN NO BIZ LIKE SHOW BIZ S TAGE-STRUCK girl comes to New York, struggles for recognition and suddenly rises to the heights when the star walks out on a show and she takes over the...
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COMMUNICATIONS "WAS 'FASCISM' AN EPISODE?" Auburn, N. Y. T O THE EDITORS: In "Was Eascism an Episode?" [Mar. 14], the author declares that National Socialism is the common denominator of ,all...
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BOOKS Humor Within Melodrama THE PRICE OF DIAMONDS. By Dan Jacobson. Knopf. $1.45 (paper). By ROBERT GUTWILLIG T HE Price ol Diamonds is Dan Jacobson's best book to date. And that is saying...
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Vol. 068 Issue 005 (May 2 1958)
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