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 Vol. 118 Issue 021 (December 6 1991)
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 Correspondence
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CORRESPONDENCE The untouchable Thomas New York, N.Y. To the Editors: Good Lord, I don't know how you did it but, in your series of editorials on the Clarence Thomas nomination [August 9,...
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Editorials
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CONTENTS Volume CXVIII, Number 21 Correspondence 706 Editorials 707 Since the coup: John P. Hogan, Bruce MacDonald 709 Kissing in public: David R. Carlin, Jr. 711 Comparisons that...
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Since the coup
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Hogan, John P.; MacDonald, Bruce
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THE MAGIC TOUCH In the wake of his candid announcement that he had contracted the HIV virus, Earvin "Magic" Johnson has been called a hero and inspiration by many, a hedonist by some, and a...
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Kissing in public
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Carlin, David R. Jr.
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OF SEVERAL MINDS David R. Carlin, Jr. KISSING IN PUBLIC DECORUM VS. LIBERATION k ewspaper and TV reports have told us recently that Chinese authorities are cracking down on public displays...
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Comparisons that help
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McCarthy, Abigail
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OF SEVEmtAL MINDS Abigail McCarthy COMPARISONS THAT HELP APPLES, ORANGES & TEST SCORES ust the other day Diane S. Ravitch, assistant secretary of the United States Department of Education,...
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Who decides what's safe?
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Flaherty, Francis
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WHO DECIDES WHAT'S SAFE? FETAL PROTECTION IN THE WORKPLACE FRANCIS FLAHERTY isconsin physician Charles Fishburn worries about kids. A specialist in workplace health, his particular concern...
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Alleva, Richard
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this...couldn't be applied to alcohol abuse or other potential reasons for termination of parental rights." One cannot say how the future will shape this inchoate doctrine. But who knows? There...
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Dance
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Fleming, Bruce
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harbored by Sayles the concerned citizen. I admire Concerned Citizen Sayles and share his concerns. But he's got to give filmmaker Sayles a break so that the latter can take a few deep...
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Weales, Gerald
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set to a Tchaikovsky-pastiche score. Fitfully compelling, the piece consisted largely of a series of lengthy pas de deux for Anna and her adulterous lover, Vronksy. Pamela Robinson's Anna was...
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Partridge, Dixie
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the savages in the hills, as Kate calls her more unbuttoned neighbors, celebrate with dance and drink and animal sacrifice. This allies the homage to the pagan god Lugh with the African...
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Critics' choices for Christmas
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Finn, Molly; Coles, Robert; Judis, John B.; Swick, Thomas; McCarthy, Abigail; Baumann, Paul; Howe, Fanny; Shannon, Elizabeth
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BOOKS Critics' choices for Christmas Molly Finn MOLLY FINN, a New Yorker, is the author of three cookbooks. A musician, she sings with Amici Musicale. When not singing, she's reading. 'm...
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Nixon, John Jr.
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reader there is the sense that despite these contradictions, Weil's was a life of the mind, and that she had carried her thought as far as it could go. It is her thinking that puts her in the...
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'Ecclesia semper reformanda': A further exchange of views
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"ECCLESIA SEMPER REFORMANDA" A FURTHER EXCHANGE OF VIEWS The following letters respond to an exchange of views published October J u s t i c e comes first Yorktown Heights, N.Y. To the...
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Vol. 118 Issue 022 (December 20 1991)
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