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 Vol. 117 Issue 011 (June 1 1990)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Correspondence
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WALSH, JOAN DUNN; VAAS, JEAN; RIDDER, KATHLEEN C.; KELLY, TIMOTHY; RYAN, MARY JOHANNA; DiSTEFANO, ANTHONY J.; DOYLE, KEVIN M.; ULHOLLAND, JOSEPHM; REDMOND, RICHARD F.
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CORRESPONDENCE 'Strategy Time' & Cuomo letter HUZZAHS & HOOTS FOR THE GOVERNOR AND US A middle ground Brooklyn, N.Y. To the Editors: I am in complete agreement with your editorial, "Strategy...
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Editorials
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Steinfels, Margaret O'Brien
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Prudent Ms. Prunskiene What can be done to help Lithuania free itself from the Soviet Union's grasp? Or to help its more circumspect sister Baltic republics Latvia and Estonia? Not enough, and...
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Czeching out the election:
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White, George Abbott
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REPORT FROM PRAGUE CZECHING OUT TOE ELECTION NO FOREGONE CONCLUSIONS This past February Vaclav Havel declined Harvard University's invitation to give the commencement address because the speech...
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Down for the count:
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McCarthy, Abigail
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OF SEVERAL MINDS Abigail McCarthy DOWN FOR THE COUNT WHY AMERICANS WONT STAND UP The 1990 census may or may not have been a failure. If its defects are compensated for by a statistical substitute...
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Personally opposed, but...
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Jr, David R Carlin
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OF SEVERAL MINDS David Carlin PERSONALLY OPPOSED, BUT... A MORALLY NEUTRAL STATE I am personally opposed to abortion, but...." This line has been a favorite in recent times among many...
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The philosopher & the provocateur:
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Doering, Bernard
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THE PHILOSOPHER & THE PROVOCATEUR JACQUES MARITAIN & SAUL ALINSKY BERNARD DOERING Fifty-four years ago Jacques Maritain published Integral Humanism, his most widely read and probably most...
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A night at the circus:
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Evans, Larry
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A NIGHT AT THE CIRCUS A DAY WITH THE RACISTS LARRY EVANS Daddy, who was the tallest president? quizzed my seven-year-old, "Ducky." I met him and his best chum Jesse exit-ing their cozy little...
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Poetry:
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Vito, E B de
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E.B. de Vito Tithes In some the gift of genius is a two-edged knife that claims in ils lithe of sacrifice. reason or life as not al all loo great a price. Many paid in their own...
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My first field guide:
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Pagnucci, Gianfranco
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MY FIRST FIELD GUIDE THE VIEW FROM A BIRD'S EYE GIANFRANCO PAGNUCCI Ralph was compassionate. When I met him, he was already seventy-seven and retired grounds-keeper of the thirty-five acre...
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Screen:
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Alleva, Richard
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SOMETHING TO GAG ON GREENAWAY'S 'COOK' The English film director Peter Greenaway is a startling picture maker and a lousy storyteller. In Cinematic Utopia he would be commissioned to create short,...
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Poetry:
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Anderson, Anita Tanner, Joan I Siegel, David Garrison, Jeanne
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Anita Tanner Gelling Ihe Children lo Bed Time will fail us before we go lo bed ourselves and turning them in will be wild and complex again. Tomorrow we will call them out of sleep and a...
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Stage:
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Weales, Gerald
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LITTLE ELEPHANTS 'CASINO PARADISE' & 'ASPECTS OF LOVE' When The Phantom of the Opera was new to Broadway, the New York Times (January 28, 1988) asked a number of composers and performers to...
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Art:
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O'Brien, Tom
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PIGMENTS OF THE IMAGINATION 'FACING HISTORY' IN BROOKLYN Facing History: the Black Image in American Art, 1710-1940" is an exciting exhibit for several reasons. The show, now at the Brooklyn...
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Art:
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Gneuhs, Geoffrey
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SCARS OF MODERNISM THE EVOLUTION OF CZECH ART Coinciding with the historic visit to this country of the poet-playwright-president of Czechoslovakia, aclav Havel, the Brooklyn Museum recently...
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Unique among immigrant groups:
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Foley, Michael W
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Unique among immigrant groups MICHAEL W. FOLEY Imagine two prominent scholars from two vastly different but bordering nations, each with extensive government experience, writing a book purporting...
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Let Them Call Me Rebel:
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Clark, Jack
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Reveille lor Alinsky From building the CIO in the 1930s among Chicago's packinghouse workers through the struggles of Northern blacks in the late 1960s, Saul Alinksy provided energy and...
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The Image of the Black in Western Art:
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Lester, Julius
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PORTRAITS OF THE ARTISTS THE IMAGE OF THE BLACK IN WESTERN ART Volume IV: From the American Revolution to World War I-Part 1 and 2 Hugh Honor Harvard University Press, $50 each, 379 pp. and 306...
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A Cloud on Sand:
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Simon, Linda
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SOON TO BE A MOVIE A CLOUD ON SAND Gabriella De Ferrari Knopf, $19.95, 416 pp. Linda Simon A Cloud on Sand is one of those romantic novels about the struggles between a mother and daughter, set...
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Creative Communion:
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DeCosse, David E
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IN BRIEF Creative Communion, by Joe Holland, Paulist Press, $4.95,87 pp. Joe Holland, setting out here a creation-centered spirituality of work, breaks new ground in his writing. He casts his...
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Vol. 117 Issue 012 (June 15 1990)
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