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THE COMMONWEAL A WEEKLY REVIEW OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS, LITERATURE AND THE ARTS Criticism and Love AS MOST of our readers are aware, The Common-weal's recent editorial "Federal Aid: Second Round" (Feb....
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son or magazine that attempts to find a middle ground. Moreover, perhaps because many Catholics feel that they are personally engaged in a life or death struggle, a criticism of their tactics is as...
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extricates itself from paper defenses and meaning-less slogans. Hong Kong Barrier UNTIL VERY recently the authorities in British Hong Kong have welcomed all who succeeded in escaping from...
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extricates itself from paper defenses and meaning-less slogans. Hong Kong Barrier UNTIL VERY recently the authorities in British Hong Kong have welcomed all who succeeded in escaping from...
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How Serious is the Disagreement between the U.S.S.R. and China? Chopsticks in Albania MING HO A RECENT visitor to our campus, speaking on the subject of Sino-Soviet relations, concluded his...
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Nonetheless, the results are revealing. In these tests, through an interpreter, the subjects were asked such questions as "What is the most favorable thing that someone could say about you?" "What...
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Most commonly, the literature used in the Communism courses represents a haphazard collection of material containing a large dosage of books from the Birch Approved List: McCarthy and his Enemies by...
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED A Hard Choice NORMALLY, I can take conventions or leave them alone—preferably the latter. Reading the published ac-counts of the fifty-ninth annual convention of the National...
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THE SCREEN Terre Haute Was Never Like This IT COMES as no surprise that the family who take a trip to Europe in Walt Disney's new movie are more like the old Andy Hardy clan than the moderns...
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Poetry and Children CLAIRE HUCHET BISHOP ... the poet is the food for the tenderest stomachs; the poet is indeed the right popular philosopher. (Sir Philip Sidney. The Defense of Poesy.) IN HIS...
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are the Psalms. These magnificent works have their place in the nursery as well as in the greatest moments of an adult life. For, to the religious Jewish minds who composed them nothing was trivial...
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Vol. 076 Issue 006 (May 4 1962)
Criticism and Love
