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 Vol. 111 Issue 003 (February 10 1984)
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Vol. 111 Issue 004 (February 24 1984)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Correspondence
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Correspondence Gospel, oral & written Kansas City,Mo. To the Editors: In a flippantly titled review of The Oral and the Written Gospel by Werner H. Kelber, ("Oral Surgery," Oct. 21), Father...
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Editorials
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Contents Volume CXI, Number 4 Correspondence 100 Editorials 101 Power to the prez: Jeremiah Baruch 102 Cherchez la femme: John Deedy 104 Subversion, IMF style: Steve Ellner 105 Lesson in...
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Power to the prez:
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Baruch, Jeremiah
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with force of arms on his behalf, it lost its protective cloak of neutrality. It was then that death started to come to the marines, culminating in the terrible terrorist attack that had such a...
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Cherchez la femme:
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Deedy, John
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powers of Congress is the center of energy for our present federal system, as envisioned by the Founding Fathers. Benjamin Franklin's argument at the 1787 Constitutional Convention against...
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Subversion, IMF style:
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Ellner, Steve
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Given the locale of a Catholic campus, some thought that abortion would be the touchiest topic of the evening. It wasn't. One reason was that the question period was briefer than planned, and...
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Lesson in loyalty:
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Bensman, David; Lynch, Roberta
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-1 t#f k j "Any chance of cab fare back to our hotel ?" ..it ~t @ is the IMF's "seal of approval" which will help it come to terms with its private creditors. The rescheduling of its...
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Debasing the process:
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McCarthy, Abigail
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I I II Of several minds: I I I I I I Abigail McCarthy I 11 DEBASING THE PROCESS THE DEMOCRATIC DEBATES II ~ ~ i ~ OBBLEDYGOOK!" shouted one II aspiring leader of what we like to call the free...
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Therapeutic death:
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Kane, Francis
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TRIVIALIZIHG THE IHEVITABLE Therapeutic death :RANCIS KANE A FEW DECADES ago we experienced in our popular culture what has been called (perhaps a bit presumptuously) a "sexual revolution."...
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An afternoon with an elderly respondent:
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Byrne, Katharine
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proportions. Such naive leveling underestimates the power of the obscene to shock and violate. Yet one can only violate what was first held to be sacred. Obscenity is the sacred's counterimage....
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America's nostalgic liberalism:
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Carlin, David R. Jr.
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"Mrs. Weatherby, I hope you will just talk freely about yourself and how you feel about your life in this house; and also about your neighbors and your family. First, though, I do want to assure...
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Screen:
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Baumbach, Jonathan
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Screen DePALMA'S VIOLENCE 'SCARFACE' HAVE an affection for overreaching failures, films of quixotic ambition that riskily explore the possibilities of the medium. Such work is often frustrating...
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Art
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Mills, Nicolaus
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S UDDENIMPACT is, in ways that count, a more violent movie than Scarface. It is interesting to see the two films in conjunction because the hero of Sudden Impact, Dirty Harry, (played by Clint...
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Books Religious Book Week: Critics'Choices:
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Higgins, George G.
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by the house to another yellow-green patch, and from there to a dark-blue expanse of ocean and lighter-blue expanse of sky. The house, the dog, the boat, and two islands break up what would...
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