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 Vol. 113 Issue 001 (January 17 1986)
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••Contents••
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 Correspondence
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II II I I Correspondence Ill I The crisis deepens Washington, D.C. To the Editors: Lisa Sowle Cahill uses the word "crisis" many times in her essay ["Morality: The Deepening Crisis,"...
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Editorials
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I1 I Contents II Volume CXIII, Number 1 Correspondence 2 Editorials 3 'Practical politics': Nancy Amidei 5 Free-market espionage: David R. Carlin, Jr. 6 I I The malpractice muddle: Dena...
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'Practical politics'
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Amidei, Nancy
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high employment? What jobs will unskilled, semi-skilled, or newly skilled laborers find given the high unemployment rate? Will these workfare participants be in direct competition for jobs with...
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Free-market espionage
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Carlin, David R. Jr.
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the same time, congressional supporters of domestic programs found themselves joined in opposition to the bill with the biggest of the Pentagon big spenders. Nonetheless, Congress voted for this...
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The malpractice muddle
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Seiden, Dena
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III I I I I I as I I 9 BAD MEDICINE FOR PATIENTS. PHYSICIANS. & COMMOMITY _ The malpractice muddle I J DENA SEIDEN T HE MEDICAL PROFESSION is once again in a"malpractice crisis." The last...
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The abstract enemy
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Elshtain, Jean Bethke
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III I I I I I I II I II I II AN ARAB WAS GOING DOWN TO JERICHO . . . JEAN BETHKE ELSHTAIN I N HIS SMALL masterwork, The Warriors, J. Glenn Gray argues that one basic aim of a modern state at...
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O'Brien, Tom
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struggles for "peace and justice in Central America," whatever one's position on liberation theology, also touches many students on a cfimpus with a large Catholic population. It would take a lot...
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The sounds of silence
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Bernauer, James
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six-foot-seven Superman still on retainer from the SS. Drago trains for his match with Rocky in a gigantic gym endowed with the latest computerized aerobic and fitness equipment. Meanwhile Rocky...
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The Politics of Sex and Religion
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Hoyt, Robert G.
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them so that he could discuss his research on Christian experience. Neither a formal religious believer nor a trained theologian, this former student of the Jesuits appeared totally at ease...
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Jozef Mak
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Metx, Holly
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title -- what has "politics" to do with "development of doctrine"? The postconciliar answer is: Plenty. The church is inevitably and intensely a political institution, even or especially in the...
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The Lost Soul of American Polities
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Howard, Dick
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insky, which competently depict different scenes from the book. Mostly, it is Mak's crucified hands that appear throughout the story -- not as an image, but as a reality: Jozef Mak 9 must...
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Verse
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Westerfield, Nancy G.; Coleman, Mary Ann; Vito, E.B. de
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Mary Ann Coleman Photographs, laves An old photograph at the beach. Mother, ocean in sepia. Caught in your long-legged bathing suit you wanted the bathing cap off but the photographer's brows...
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Quantum Reality
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Toolan, David
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In brief QUANTUM REALITY: BEYOND THE NEW PHYSICS, by Nick Herbert. Anchor/ Doubleday, $16.95, 268 pp. For those who enjoyed (or missed) Fritjof Capra's The Tad of Physics (1975 ) or Gary...
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Vol. 113 Issue 002 (January 31 1986)
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