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WgWS a VIEWS ~oakis~ t h e Poor | . , The prices of farm prodnets and processed foods and feeds rose 6.4 percent in July and 7.6 percent in August. Over the 12 months of 1973, home food...
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CORRESPONDENCE Rocky I n f l a t i o n Willimantic, Conn. To the Editors: Your outright endorsement of (Governor) Nelson A. Rockefeller is stupendous indeed, to say the least. After...
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the nation? To the company of people who could suspend consciences and support that war year upon year? We should not be surprised to discover that witness has its legitimate dimension of...
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"unless the cost or the educational needs of pupils" becomes financially unreasonable. In other words, unless education costs too much. But the most obvious point here is that without a radical...
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repentance. And only in repentance can the unity of Christ be found. Only the repentance of the church can give it the power to act in unity and inspire the affluent to share. Thus, the process...
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CHOICE AND THE SCHOOL PAUL HAZELTON Taking what Justice Thurgood Marshall called 'a giant step backward" Among the many political events of this summer, one which occurred at the height of...
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i SISTERHOOD WAS POWERFUL MARGARET MULVEHILL CULLEY The overwhelming majority of women who are college presidents are also nuns When Elizabeth McCormack stepped down as President of...
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think in terms of women. Defending the small class size to business interests at a meeting of academic and business leaders, Peter Armacost, President of Ottawa Univerity, Ottawa, Kansas, argued:...
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absurdity. If the slow-motion "brutal ballet" was the sublime version of what Peckinpah has to say, Alfredo's head is the ridiculous. This is so because the head dilates the effects of violence...
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Vol. 101 Issue 001 (October 4 1974)
News & Views
