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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week, RESUMING ATMOSPHERIC TESTS O NE OF THE inescapable rea/ities of...
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED DR. CONANT'S "SOCIAL DYNAMITE" D R. JAMES B. CONANT continues to display a considerable talent for arousing controversy. A few years ago Harvard's president emeritus set...
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Walter Lippmann's World What, Lippmann asks, is to replace in modern man his lost belief in the religion of his fathers? by EDWARD ENGBERG I F SNOW began to fall on Washington in the middle of...
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THE CATHOLIC COLLEGE A Family Affair by JAMES J. T HERE ARE, so my biologist friends tell me, mechanisms of adaptation and defense that are just too complete and too satisfactory. Mollusks are...
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ligious who derive their own sense of purpose through identification with the religious community rather than the academic community are prone to underestimate both the layman's reservoir of...
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propaganda of the army colonels, who are specialists in psychological warfare. The bulk of the European civil population in Algeria, of course, is determined upon a French Algeria. But if there...
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that hardly seemed possible to revitalize: "Swiss Family Robinson," "Toby Tyler," and especially au excellent version of "PoUyanna." Now Disney has added one more to this series: "Greyfriars'...
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chambermaid of yeasty appetites and peasant wisdom, Joan of Arc among the lawyers, is cleared and the real culprit feared. But all that of course is nothing but momentum. What you see in motion...
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A 5elected List of Children's Books by Claire Huchet Bishop RELIGION AND CHRISTMAS Angeline and The Bare/oot Saint. Written and ill. by Valenti Angelo. Viking. $2.75. The statue of St. Francis...
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1960
Vol. 075 Issue 006 (November 3 1961)
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