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NEWS AND VIEWS _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 The grape-picker who testified in a West Coast court last month about sicknesses caused by agricultural pesticides was no nutty hypochondriac. _9 It...
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CORRESPONDENCE Of Reeker and Loren~ Notre Dame To the Editors: It is ungenerous of Ernest Becker ("The Evaded Question," Feb. 21) to reach conclusions similar to those of the biologist Konrad...
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CORRESPONDENCE Of Reeker and Loren~ Notre Dame To the Editors: It is ungenerous of Ernest Becker ("The Evaded Question," Feb. 21) to reach conclusions similar to those of the biologist Konrad...
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utterances did Johnson comment on pending cases, but on completed cases or general principles. The industry, it appears, is bent on making Johnson an untouchable. If, by this kind of...
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A student-senator introduced a resolution calling for a reopening of the case. This resolution did not question the integrity of the administration, nor did it raise the issue of academic...
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A NEW CHURCH? Searching [or a new style and a new [orrn ROSEMARY RUETHER Is there to be a new church? Are Christians today experiencing a new outpouring of the Spirit, impelling them forward...
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which are easily perceived in the Christian theological framework from which they have sprung. For this reason we can also speak of them as a radical Christianity. They are radical, not in the...
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J l l o w to S t o g t h e R i e h e s t Country in t h e World _9 _9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 JAMES !I. WEAVER "There are three billion people in the world and we only have two hundred million...
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Empirical scientist or psychologizing philosopher THE PROBLEM OF PIAGET HANS G. FURTH IS Piaget an empirical scientist or a psychologizing philosopher? This question is being asked by an...
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ing to empiricism the determinants of knowledge are chiefly environmental contingencies outside the organism and mental constructs are seen as primarily internalized copies of the given real...
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rying concealed weapons and tougher penalties--the very script to the letter of the gun lobby. They got the message at a public hearing packed with some of the 600,000 hunters in the state....
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L IKE so many of their predecessors, the candidates in the last presidential race bit off more than they could chew. In four years they would solve the crime problem, substantially remove the...
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the-other-man-a-chance, which are basic values in our culture? Need we be ashamed that we are self-sacrificing? "Am I not allowed to do what I choose with what belongs to me? Or do...
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Vol. 090 Issue 003 (April 4 1969)
NEWS & VIEWS
