THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week THE AID-TO-EDUCATION FUROR F ROM THE OUTSET, President Kennedy's...
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED GUILTY, WITH AN EXPLANATION I RECENTLY fell into the clutches of the law—although that may be an overly dramatic way of putting it. What happened was that I discarded a...
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Now or Never Should the test talks at Geneva break down, there is little prospect of controlling nuclear weapons by RONALD STEEL T HE FINAL days of 1960—a year of fragile hopes and smashed...
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ECONOMIC MYTHS The Bugaboo of Planning by JAMES T HROUGHOUT the long weeks of last fall's campaign, one of the prime strategies of Mr. Nixon and the Republican Party was to alert the conservative...
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government regulation if we are to avoid the cartelization and monopolization of industrial opportunity which characterizes so much of private industry in Europe and South America. The system of...
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He at once illuminates the work and his own inner life which has been fed so richly by books. He leaves little doubt about the bases on which his opinions are so surely anchored. Teilhard has said...
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THE STAGE ON NATIVE GROUNDS M R. STUART VAUGHAN and the Phoenix ensemble have given to Dion Boucicault's drame bourgeois of a century ago so striking a presence and so vivid a voice that it...
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be histrionic; they have too stern a sense of duty." Yet it was just such faces and such souls that roiled in distress at Boucicault's gaslit vision of absolute good besieged by evil incarnate. And...
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served to be reissued. If the plot seems a little too saccharine at times and the English governess's costumes too elaborate, it's because this is musical comedy at its most elegant. The film's...
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served to be reissued. If the plot seems a little too saccharine at times and the English governess's costumes too elaborate, it's because this is musical comedy at its most elegant. The film's...
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