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 Vol. 118 Issue 014 (August 9 1991)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Correspondence
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CORRESPONDENCE Media study revisited Washington, D.C. To the Editors." In your response to my recent letter [Correspondence, June 14], you remark that the study "Media Coverage of the Catholic...
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Editorials
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CONTENTS Volume CXVIII, Number 14 Correspondence 450 Editorials 45 l The tears of KwaZulu: Raymond A. Schroth 453 I'll be right back: Harvey F. Egan 455 Politics & culture: John Garvey...
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The tears of KwaZulu
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Schroth, Raymond A.
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have broken down and there does not seem to be any reasonable expectation they can be restored, extraordinary mechanical devices can be removed. "This action," Harakas says, "should never be...
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I'll be right back
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Egan, Harvey F.
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whose refusal to be taught in the Afrikaans language unleashed the final phase of the black revolution. That day's Natal Witness (June 15) turned its attention to the report that philanthropists...
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Politics & culture
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Garvey, John
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Most of us, slightly bewildered, staggered back to our parishes, wondering how to put together the scattered theological pieces. I wondered if Father Peregrine had indeed come back for...
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My first pilgrimage
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Berberyusz, Ewa
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MY FIRST PILGRIMAGE ON THE ROAD TO CZESTOCHOWA EWA BERBERYUSZ ome time in the spring of 1980 a hole was dug under Jasna Gora. It was dug secretly, in the darkness of night. Mining crews...
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Poetry
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Cavadini, John
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But even then it didn't occur to me to try to cover "my" pilgrimage in Kultura. The very first pilgrimage from Warsaw to Czestochowa was led by the Paulines in 1711. Ours set out on its way...
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The veil is hard to lift
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Warwick, Ellen D.
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THE VEIL IS HARD TO LIFT WOMEN'S PLACE IN PAKISTAN ELLEN D. WARWICK he first thing I noticed about Pakistan was the presence of crows and the absence of women. After a middle-of-the-night...
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Special supplement: Euthanasia
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Jonsen, Albert R.; Gomez, Carlos F.; Kass, Leon R.; Callahan, Daniel
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he state of Washington is a place of serene and majestic beauty. Wide expanses of water, towering forests, broad plains, and splendid mountains surround its 5 million inhabitants in...
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Little girls dying
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McGowan, Jo
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LITTLE GIRLS DYING AN ANCIENT & THRIVING PRACTICE JO McGOWAN hen we named our adopted daughter Moy Moy, we only meant to name her after my adopted sister, who is Chinese. The name means...
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Media
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McConnell, Frank
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both its meanings, is frighteningly appropriate: to be a little sister means to have been saved from an early death. In India, the situation is no less grim. Although female infanticide was...
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Stage
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Weales, Gerald
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And you can't not watch the damn show: it connects that intimately with what we really think "winning" is all about, these days. I hope you've seen Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, one of the...
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Screen
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Alleva, Richard
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sexual roles--and in the final ball scene they waltz together, artificial figures in a world that no longer has room for them. Blood gushes from Casanova's crotch, spreading across his...
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In Good Conscience
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Elshtain, Jean Bethke
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prey for but a minute of his time and he sullenly assents by playing the "Minute Waltz." But too much oflmpromptu is neither camp nor full-bodied drama, neither truly funny nor grippingly...
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The Search for God at Harvard
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Ellsberg, Robert
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FIND GOD & REPORT BACK THE SEARCH FOR GOD AT HARVARD Ari L. Goldman Times Books, $20, 283 pp. Robert Ellsberg ri Goldman begins his book with a Talmudic parable: "Four went down to the...
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Irving Howe-Selected Writings:1950-1990
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Siegel, Lee
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CRITICAL MIND, STUBBORN HEART SELECTED WRITINGS: 1950-1990 Irving Howe Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, $34.95,490 pp. Lee S i e g e l rving Howe's writings continue to enact the tension between...
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Mao II
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Feeney, Mark
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literature as in life. "The first task of the novelist," he believes, "...is to create an imaginary social landscape both credible and significant." He favors the great realist writers, who...
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