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Vol. 118 Issue 012 (June 14 1991)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Correspondence
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CORRESPONDENCE Novak on capitalism Washington, D.C. To the Editors: Mel Piehl made many interesting and important points in his article ["A Wealth of Notions," May 3] onRerum novarum and its...
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Editorials
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CONTENTS Volume CXVIII, Number 12 Correspondence 386 Editorials 387 What did you know?: Patrick Barnard 389 Making facts, not peace: Patrick White 390 A waste of time?: John Garvey...
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What did you know?
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Barnard, Patrick
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Secretary Baker's observation, offered in response to a question from Representative David Obey (D-Wis.), caused a storm in Congress. Israeli government officials and American...
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Making facts, not peace
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White, Patrick
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obviously being used as part of Iraq's domestic missile program. On June 8, 1990, Kloske sent a proposal directly to Robert Gates, outlining the expanded application of the Missile...
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A waste of time?
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Garvey, John
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OF SEVERAL MINDS John Garvey A WASTE OF TIME? THE ORTHODOX & THE WCC he World Council o f Churches was, until the Second Vatican Council, the most famous and visible symbol of ecumenism....
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Reordering the world
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Hehir, J. Bryan
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though attentive to communal concerns, sees the church as the collection of individuals who are committed to the following of Christ. But how one interprets Christ and the Holy Spirit and...
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Keep your prayers to yourself?
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Douglass, R. Bruce
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KEEP YOUR PRAYERS TO YOURSELF? PUBLIC SPACE & PERSONAL PIETY R. BRUCE DOUGLASS am not accustomed to turning to the sports pages for commentary on the more important issues of the day. Though I...
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The water is deep
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Marget, Madeline
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THE WATER IS DEEP IRIS MURDOCH'S 'UTrERLY DEMANDING PRESENT' MADELINE MARGET r is Murdoch's work is profoundly and brilliantly oxymoronic. While denying the certainty of God's existence, she...
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Poetry
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IIl, Carl L. Bankston
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buried, and the cumulative experience of them--for characters and readers alike---does not defeat us. In Bruno's Dream the young succeed at love and Bruno becomes reconciled to the living and the...
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Time to get off the bus?
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Fuerst, J. S.
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TIME TO GET OFF THE BUS? THE COURTS, SCHOOLS & DESEGREGATION J. S. FUERST ast winter the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on a school desegregation case, Oklahoma City School District (OCSD) v. Dowell,...
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Stage
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Weales, Gerald
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white children; and where there is segregated housing, busing is an effective tool to bring about such racial integration. At the same time, it must also be recognized that many schools...
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Poetry
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Mead, S.E.
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S.E. Mead Amputations Without anesthesia, walking sticks behind a cyclone fence getting through most days on only one bowl of porridge. Swallowing's strenuous, some throat nearly closing over...
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Alleva, Richard
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S.E. Mead Amputations Without anesthesia, walking sticks behind a cyclone fence getting through most days on only one bowl of porridge. Swallowing's strenuous, some throat nearly closing over...
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Dickens
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Wheeler, Edward T.
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BOOKS Charles the Great L ickens was a hard man to _9 follow. He walked twelve D miles a day on average t i m i n g , a.. and kept up a pace of over four miles an hour. Peter Ackroyd leaves...
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In the Parish of the Poor
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Hogan, John P.
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that, for him, they did not really exist. Hence Dickens's paradoxical nature and his greatness as an artist are a function of his success in depiction, in telling the story his way, as much as...
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Palace of Desire
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Castronovo, David
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a grassroots, self-help development strategy involving NGOs and PVOs; efforts to scrap the Interdiction Agreement signed by President Ronald Reagan and JeanClaude Duvalier; a new agreement...
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The New Medicine and the Old Ethics
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Spiro, Howard
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EVANESCENT CERTAINTIES THE NEW NEDICINE AND THE 0LD ETHICS Albert R. Jonsen Harvard University Press, $18.95, 171 pp. Howard Spiro L ife and death issues have overwhelmed modern clinicians...
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