Vol. 123 •
February 1996
• No. 3
Correspondence
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FAHEY, ROBERT J. & FAHRIG, BROTHER DON & BROPHY, ROBERT & LAWBAUGH, WILLIAM M. & CLEARWATER, DON & KERSTEN, HERBERT H. & CHEW, MICHAEL & Gans, Herbert J. & Senser, Robert A. & Beck, Henry G. J.
Editorial Political default
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Steinfels, Margaret O'Brien
Et cetera
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Steinfels, Margaret O'Brien
Is black white? If a cat may look on a king, a columnist may query a cardinal
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Callahan, Sidney
Teaching values in school About the only thing we have in common is our disagreements-about abortion, adultery, affirmative action, euthanasia, etc
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Jr, David R Carlin
From Zagreb to Mostar Our correspondent finds out firsthand what war has wrought in Bosnia
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Kelly, Mary Pat
LEAVE IT TO THE STATES Governors who champion tax cuts are usually out of office by the time the bills come due
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Kelly, Kevin
In the South Bronx
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Furlong, Tom
PROCLAIMING THE CATHOLIC FAITH A theologian urges pastoral ministers to present the faith, make distinctions, and trust the faithful
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Gaillerdetz, Richard R
'Imitamini Quod Tractatis'
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Kinsella, John
How 'Seinfeld' was born The joys of a sitcom about 'nothing'
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McConnell, Frank
A melancholy 'Boss' Republicans have praised Bruce Springsteen in the past Are they listening to him now?
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Gerics, Joseph
The Moor's Last Sigh by Salman Rushdie Salman Rushdie is widely regarded as a master of English prose I In his first major work since coming under the fatwa, the story he tells echoes the life he lives
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Maitland, Sara
In Good Company by Stanley Hauerwas
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Jordan, Patrick
The real birth of affirmative action
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Gebhardt, John C
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