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 Vol. 111 Issue 011 (June 1 1984)
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Vol. 111 Issue 012 (June 15 1984)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Correspondence
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Correspondence An "Open Response" Washington, D.C. To the Editors: I hope you will consider publishing this "Open Response" to the "Open Letter" written by Marie Winn [March 9] on the White...
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Editorials
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--Going _ ~ from Commonweal twenty.five years ago: "It may be foolhardy, but I am going to keep at my one-man crusade for relating theology to modem problems .... I am asking.., for...
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Getting the Irish Up
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Kirby, Peadar
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power in El Salvador. The death squads and what they repre- sent ideologically are not elements outside the government, against which the "forces of democracy," as the administra- tion has termed...
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Drift & rift
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Hackett, Clifford
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tion did not change its foreign policy. Bishop Casey gave permission for a peace vigil in his cathedral before the presi- dential visit. And though he would have been expected, as a member of the...
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No roadblocks to death
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Bowen, Gordon L.
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GUATEMALA'S WAR AGAINST THE CHURCH
No roadblocks to death
GORDON L. BOWEN T RAVELERS in Guatemala frequently are delayed by army roadblocks. Identifications must be checked. Vehicles are...
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The quiet strength of liberation theology
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Gudorf, Christine
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CHRISTIAH LIBERTY & OBEDIEHCE IH PERU \,, ~,
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The quiet strength of liberation theolo CHRISTINE GUDORF
E ARLY THIS YEAR, after six weeks in Peru, I returned to the United...
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Verse
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Ducey, Jean
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First, they say, he has played his role, the ball is rolling, and though he certainly has more to contribute, the movement is not dependent on him now. It is not his movement, but belongs to all...
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Sinking into homelessness
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Hope, Marjorie; Young, James
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POLITICS OF DISPLACEMENT
Sinking into homelessness MAR]ORIE HOPE & ]AMES YOUNG H UNGER AND HOMELESSNESS are haunting the president these days. The public doesn't seem to buy the...
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Lockout by Litton
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Clark, Jack
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housing stock, which makes eviction more unlikely, and also assures a more manageable waiting list.) In the same year, jobless Americans who did receive compensation got only an average of 63...
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Screen
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O'Brien, Tom
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be sure; the first time at bat, Hobbs literally knocks the cover off the ball. But the plot is pure "waste land," transplanted to the outfield, though perhaps too neatly. Based on Bernard...
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"La teologia de la liberation en debate
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Schussler-Fiorenza, Francis
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the cinematic equivalent to the old TV lure to "tune in next cameos. But they also illustrate the limits of this genre, an time." Confronting the eternal show biz question ("What'll imitativeness...
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The Romance of Commerce and Culture
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Fox, Richard Wightman
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effective hidden persuader of all. As early as the turn of the century, Allen notes, advertising theorists began to argue that the point of an ad was not to convey information about a product...
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Budding Prospects
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Kaplan, Howard
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field, becomes a mainstay of the lecture circuit for another season. The best ad- vertisements do not just manipulate us; they help us explain our world. The rest of the book takes up a variety of...
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To Share with God's Poor
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Garvey, John
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ropos of nothing in particular, Gesh asks his buddies one night, "What's the closest you ever came to dying?" I perked up at this. Boyle's first book, Descent of Man, is a collection of weirdly...
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Aimi Cesaire
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Kramer, Steven Philip
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five is still hard at work) for being part of its revealing. In Brief AIMI~ CI~SAIRE: THE COLLECTED POETRY, by Aim~ C~saire, translated by Clayton Eshleman and Annette Smith. California, $25,...
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