Word: clearheadedness
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Among the masterpieces of the era is the portrait by Ralph Earl*of Connecticut's Roger Sherman (opposite), once a shoemaker, later a lawyer, and the only founding father to sign four historic documents of American independence: the Association of 1774, the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation...
Sir: . . . The maidenly squeals of the U.S. regarding Sweden's sex habits are most unbecoming. In a land where that national substitute for royalty-The Hollywood Crowd -has made a game of sex and a mockery of marriage; in a land where the vitality, or much of it, which...
In his postwar years on the court, Jackson carried on as he always had-ably, and with a lucid pen. But clearheaded and forceful as he was, he never quite succeeded in expressing what it was that he stood for.
The U.S. public has noted several styles in Senate committee chairmen, from the forceful intelligence with which Georgia's Richard Russell conducted the MacArthur hearings to the good-natured bumbling of Karl Mundt at the Army-McCarthy hearings. Last week came a chairman with a different style. Utah'...
What is academic freedom? How far does it go? Is it violated if a Communist is allowed to teach-or is it -violated if a Communist is not allowed to teach? This week, the Association of American Universities gave its answers to these questions in a memorably clearheaded statement on...