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CORRESPONDENCE Liturgy in English Britt, Iowa TO THE EDITORS: Cheers to Aim Straulman for her letter on "The Liturgy in English" [Dec. 18]. Once, a familiar phrase was "too little too late"...
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as talking to Negroes or Communists. One needed to be on guard against saying anything that might contain hidden meanings, or touch on areas of sensitivity. Jokes were out of the question; there was...
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NEWS & VIEWS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Orthodox at Rhodes ALMOST totally overlooked in the press this past Fall was the third Pan-Orthodox Conference which met from November 1 to 15 on the...
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• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ALL THINGS CONSIDERED STRUCTURES, NOT RHETORIC LAST WEEK an editorial in these pages described the Dialogue Conference to be held early this year in St. Louis....
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THE PRIESTHOOD AND WOMEN .............. Tradition is not an insuperable obstacle GERTRUD HEINZELMANN THE CALL of women to the full pastoral office in many Evangelical-Reformed and Protestant...
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should have to maintain an attitude or passive reception while a man goes into action with the gifts he has received. To think of the woman as embodying the passive principle is to deny her the...
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to the way in which women are, or seem to be in a given society, but which may have its origin in social conditioning) and an opposed grouping of allegedly eternal masculine traits. As long as this...
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TRIUMPH OF THE TECHNOCRATS? The death of the old Europe DAVID LITTLEJOHN AT A TIME when our political attention is divided between continental-sized superpowers on the one hand, monster-countries...
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by one of America's more defensive and eloquent Gaullists, Stanley Hoffmann of Harvard (in the Fall 1964 Daedalus) , written (wisely?) too late to be included in the domestic edition. In the context...
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LATE O'NEILL • • • • THE STAGE ANYONE who wishes to extract the full juice from Eugene O'Neill's "Hughie" should first hie himself to Robert Brustein's chapter on O'Neill in "The Theatre of...
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Several critics have questioned whether "Hughie" is a play at all. But O'Neill, by the end of his career, was so total a dramatist that he could mount a complete drama in a ten-minute speech. The...
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In telling the story of the young Englishman (nicely and timidly played by Alan Bates) who comes to Crete to start a neglected lignite mine he has inherited and thus help the poverty-stricken...
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Vol. 081 Issue 015 (January 8 1965)
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