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 Vol. 107 Issue 007 (April 11 1980)
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••Cover Page••
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 Correspondence
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Correspondence Only quoting St. Louis, Mo. To the Editors: In his attack on my book Catholicism and Modernity [March 14], Msgr. George G. Higgins, charges that I published a statement about the...
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Editorials
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Contents Volume CVIII, Number 7 Correspondence Editorials A chance encounter: Thomas Powers Caesar in our future?: John Garvey 194 195 197 199 The idea of a liberal education: J. M. Cameron...
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A chance encounter
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Powers, Thomas
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recognition from Pol Pot. Such a step would indicate not only a The problem is how to get the administration to go beyond new sensitivity on our part to Cambodian suffering, it would such symbolic...
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Caesar in our future?
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Garvey, John
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kids hadn't put their lives on the line, and could always run back home to Mommy and Daddy and a station wagon in the suburbs. But this is all ancient history. The Movement is as dead as the...
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The idea of a liberal education
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Cameron, J. M.
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! KNOWLEDGE FUNDAMENTAL TO THE HEALTH OF SOCIETY
The idea of a liberal education
I J.M. CAMERON SUPPOSE there can't be any doubt that the golden age of liberal education was in...
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Waiting for Lefty on campus
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Mankoff, Milton
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Although campuses remained rela- tively dormant in the very early 1970s, the still increasing size of the student population, and continuing trends in so- cial science specialization, made them...
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Easter-The Space Window at the Washington Cathedral-Puritam Antiphons-Teacher, What Shall We Do-The Larger Hope-Home sapiens
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Ley, Murray Hickey; C., Sr. Anne Hig-gins, D.; Smith, LeRoy Jr.; Seaburg, Alan; Brown, Joyce S.
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LeRoy Smith, Jr. Murray Hickey Ley PwPtan Antiphons Easter Frorn out the Orient spring the yellow lions of the Dawn, Shaking golden manes and roaring joy. White gladness sheets the earth like a...
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Man in her Life: 'The Rose' & 'Coal Miner's Daughter'
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Westerbeck, Colin L. Jr.
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Screen Ill MAN IN HER LIFE 'THE ROSE' & 'COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER ~oJuAT EVERY pop music star from Loretta Lynn to Janis oplin to Bette Midler wants, presumably, is to s~nd t from the...
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America Revised
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Schroth, Raymond A.
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The Rose, is the old myth of the good man--the notion that the about pop stars which The Rose also contains. Neither he nor only way a talented, successful woman can be saved from Rydell is even...
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Teaching as a Conservative Activity
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Shea, George W.
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"Norman Dletz has achieved some notable results. Colorful and rehgmusly vibrant work." ON TOUR IN AN EXTRAORDINARY ONE-MAN SNOW FOR INFORMATION OR TO SCHEDULE IN YOUR AREA ReligiousReference...
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Fifteen Thousand Hours
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Berube, Maurice R.
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The Body in Question
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Darst, Stephen
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social background. And unlike Coleman, tary schools through secondary schools. Rutter does not deal with achievement in And Rutter uses as his measurement of one point of time but over an extended...
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Vol. 107 Issue 008 (April 25 1980)
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