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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week TALLYING THE RESULTS M ORE THAN a week after Election Day, late...
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The Modernity of Scholasticism Do not certain elements that are often considered to be "medieval" possess a special relevance for the present? by JOSEF PIEPER W HOEVER desires to learn not "how...
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The schools of Eastern Europe are undergoing drastic educational changes Producing 'Communist Man' by THOMAS WEYR F 41 ASTERN Europe is in the throes of a sweeping educational reform which the...
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Passage of the "compromise" bill for medical care for the aged satisfied almost no one Health, Welfare and Apathy by EDWARD T. CHASE T HE MOST anticlimactic aftermath of the anticlimactic...
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mercial trade association, fronting for professionals who really operate as small businessmen, paid on a piecework basis. Medicine of course hasn't been alone among the professions finding itself...
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ing to the ideological grammar of what I call, in a private lexicon, the we-are-all-murderers school, and their central figures are all, as Mr. Jerry Tallmer most correctly and penetratingly...
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F El ROM BRITAIN have come a couple of bundles that are definitely not run-of-the-mill. "Please Turn Over" is a giddy comedy about a family who live in an ordinary London suburb. After establishing...
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Vol. 073 Issue 006 (November 4 1960)
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