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NEWS & VIEWS S i s t e r h o o d s in Trouble There's much more to the stresses emanating from religious sisterhoods than the strain that the vanishing nunteacher has put on...
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CORRESPOND. ENCE l n d o c h i n a . i z a t i o n To the Editors: Re your editorial, "Escalation in Vietnam" [Apr. 21]: Vietnamization has enlarged ~he war into all of Indochina. We must...
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CORRESPOND. ENCE l n d o c h i n a . i z a t i o n To the Editors: Re your editorial, "Escalation in Vietnam" [Apr. 21]: Vietnamization has enlarged ~he war into all of Indochina. We must...
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divest itself of its very profitable insurance company. Shortly after this White House intervention a consent decree was arrived at, on terms highly favorable to the conglomerate, and--although...
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T HE END of the world is coming. That, more or less, is the message of several recent reports on the future of the environment, delivered not by the stereotypical figure carrying a sandwich...
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THE YES, VIRGINIA, NOVEL IS NOT DEAD JOHN HEIDENRY Have we entered upon the millennium of non-fiction? The question can be prompted by any number of occasions: in the cocktail twilight...
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audiences like movies and Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., more than they like, say, A Hundred Years o] Solitude and Pale Fire, that is to their disadvantage, though it may entail some economic doldrums for...
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000 BOOKS O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 _9 An old field o/ study now comes o/ age 000 Literature and Religion GILES B. GUNN, ED. Harper Forum, $3.95 Religion and Literature HELEN GARDNER Ox/ord,...
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Vol. 096 Issue 009 (May 5 1972)
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