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NEWS & VIEWS Viet Student Justice The 60 foreign relief service volunteers in Vietnam, who remonstrated to President Nixon over the Cambodian invasion, touched on a fact of Vietnamese life which...
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CORRESPONDENCE The Abortion Debate Bronx, N.Y. To the Editors: I was happy to see the editorial on the abortion debate in the April 24 issue of Commonweal. It helped remove the disappointment I...
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DAY OF THE HARD-HATS When hard-hatted construction workers took to the streets in New York to attack student anti-war demonstrators, the basic facts were disturbing enough. Once started, the...
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Christopher Dawson Had it not ended earlier, one would like to be able to say that the death of Christopher Dawson, on May 25 in his 80th year, marked the end of an era. But the long period of...
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WOBBLIES, WEATHERMEN AND HAYMARKET SQUARE FOUR SCORE AND SIX YEARS AGO... Bad enough that his peer group was under attack throughout the country, the Chicago fuzz lamented, "but now they even...
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Andrew Greeley* Divine Sociologist The May 31 New York Times Book Review contains a review of Francine du Plessix Gray's Divine Disobedience. It is a very different sort of review than the one...
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BLACK PANTHERS AND WHITE RADICALS Notes from New Haven PAUL STARR The student revolt, though sometimes solely ascribed to the war in Southeast Asia, emerged from the rebellion of American blacks...
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RUTH FELDMAN SMALL CHRISTIAN "Flavia, Tigris Filia Carissima que vixit Annis V Meses III Dies V Oras IIII" Quotation from San Lorenzo Fuori le Mum in Rome So prized, Tigris, that you recalled...
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BOOKS The holy spirit come to rest on holy discontents Divine Disobedience: Profiles in Catholic Radicalism FRANCINE DU PLESSIX GRAY Knopf, $6.95 ARTHUR A. COHEN Franz Rosenzweig believed our...
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Vol. 092 Issue 012 (June 12 1970)
News & Views
