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NEWS & VIEWS Eqbal Speaks Out One of the notable details of the Catholic resistance movement has been the absence of any public selfcriticism. The movement is disparate in character...
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CORRESPONDENCE Cre~ian C r i s i s To the Editors: Matthew M. Mestrovic's report on Yugoslavia's recent crisis was most enlightening [Jan. 7]. That the Croatian students and leaders...
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CORRESPONDENCE Cre~ian C r i s i s To the Editors: Matthew M. Mestrovic's report on Yugoslavia's recent crisis was most enlightening [Jan. 7]. That the Croatian students and leaders...
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about busing. Besides, the flim-flam man, snake-oil peddler and trombone salesman are now established figures in American folklore; few will complain that this one has mulcted a hungry textbook...
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~WoMEN BY and large have not v v been able to challenge the value system of the dominant elite," wrote Mary Daly in the February 4 Commonweal, and certainly it is the dominant elite who have...
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I A STATE OF QUIET CALAMITY DAVID L. WARREN The "eerie tranquillity" theory is a misunderstanding of the campus situation. A year ago this springtime, a rag-tag army of revolutionaries,...
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calamity. They feel alienated from the major institutions, cut off from any means of economic self-sufficiency, left empty by the empty rituals of the Culture Religion and contemptuous of...
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DEPORTATION FROM PARADISE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 THE SCREEN I have been putting off a review of De Sica's The Garden o! the Finzi-Continis in the hopes that Marcel Ophuls' Le Chagrin et la...
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has to deprive us of a natural fondness for the character. This approach is central to De Sica's notion of neorealism, and The Garden of the Finzi-Continis continues to be true to that notion....
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Index to Volume XCV October 1, 1971 to February 25, 1972 Articles and Poetry Algeria, Joel . . . . . . . . . Theology of the Coup d'Etat? 340 Arens, Richard . . . . Attica: Part of an Overall...
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Vol. 095 Issue 022 (March 3 1972)
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