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 Vol. 089 Issue 001 (October 4 1968)
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••Contents••
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 News & Views
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NEWS AND VIEWS Once a priest, always a priest; hence the word "laicization" has to go in describing the process by which priests are declericalized in order to assume new roles in the...
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Editorials
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CORRESPONDENCE O0 _9 _9 _9 0 0 _9 _9 An Author Replies All Souls, Oxford To the Editors: Prolonged arguments about the assassination of President Kennedy are likely to be tedious to...
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England and the Encyclical
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Cameron, J. M.
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accept the arbitration of an impartial committee nominated by the National Conference of Bishops, a minimum fair procedure, surely, but their request was denied. In the crucial situation in...
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Political Amnesia
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Hill, Joseph
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land. A number of religious and diocesan clergy, including the Prior of Blackfriars, the Abbot of Caldey, two Benedictines engaged in parish work, two university chaplains, have appealed to...
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Continued at Columbia
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Brann, James W.
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the public order). Again, they were reminded of their own too-recent history not by a union leader, but by a local Catholic priest who delivered the invocation. Gene McCarthy called them "old...
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Professors as Bonus Babies
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Kriegel, Leonard
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PROFESSORS AS BONUS BABIES _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 0 0 _9 Will the real Joe Namath please step [orward? LEONARD KRIEGEL Like so many other children of the Depression, I...
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The Children's Crusade
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Heckscher, Charles
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have no choice but to look hard, long and close. Professors, too, have a right to their comfort. And if we can't find it in the Milton who was, don't we have the right to re-make Milton in our...
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Verse
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Stead, Dom Julian
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unmoved to fervent pleas for justice by Eleanor Clark French and Allard Lowenstein; then they proposed a slate, agreed on beforehand, which gave McCarthy less than a quarter of the...
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Blacks at Mainstream U.
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Rossman, Michael
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BLACKS AT MAINSTREAM U. The problems o[ desegregating MICHAEL ROSSMAN The assassination of Martin Luther King caused heavy fallout in the qeorld of Higher Education. Consider the case of...
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Political Behavioralism
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Wood, Neal
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ments which they feel to be relevant to these. Ideally, this stark shared sense might provide the ground for a beginning reconstruction of both an educational system and a social system. But...
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The Screen
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Hartung, Philip T.
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to be made to the historical dimension in all its detail and complexity. Lastly, political .theorists are perturbed by the behavioralist's renunciation of "utopian" thought....
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Etc.
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Berry, Leonard J.
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bivalence in Pasolini's film, and to its masterful formal beauty and simplicity." There were other movies shown in Venice that I liked: "The Ballad for a Dog," with Charles Vanel's...
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Books
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show to the streets and got in trouble with everyone from the mayor down to the abundant riot police and roving bands of young fascists. Confronting the mayor, Julian Beck argued that the group...
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Vol. 089 Issue 002 (October 11 1968)
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Vol. 089 Issue 003 (October 18 1968)
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Vol. 089 Issue 004 (October 25 1968)
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