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...course, inflation is unsafe at any speed above 4% or 5%. The latest rise was mostly due to a weather-induced leap in food prices, and economists in and out of Government tend to concur with Walter Heller, a member of TIME'S Board of Economists, that "in two or three months, the food problem will be completely played...
DOOMSA YERS--those who have written off the feminist movement--conclude that women will never contentedly pave that middle road, and Jaffe's novel seems at first to concur. While there is some rose-colored light in the distance--at story's end, one of the women commits her depression to psychiatry, and another accustoms herself to life alone--still, one winds up returning to her stable but dreary domestic existence. And the fourth is dead. The internal clashes, debates, resolutions and decisions have not yielded the dreams of 20 years past, and even the second chance is not enough...
...year gap between the enormously successful At Swim and O'Brien's next novel by blaming the Irish intellectuals, the Dublin critics of the 40's and 50's who imposed incessant political and literary demands on promising Irish writers of the time. Reviews of Stories and Plays concur; Bernard Bernstock said "the fault (for O'Brien's laspe in productivity)...lies in the political and intellectual life of northern Ireland." He notes that O'Nolan, unlike Joyce or O'Casey, did not leave Ireland to be free to write about his country without "being expected to dance attendance...
Throughout the spring, the colonies' legislatures adapted themselves to once traitorous ideas. South Carolina and Georgia considered direct assertions of independence, but held back. North Carolina broke the dam when its Provincial Congress empowered its delegates in Philadelphia "to concur with the delegates of the other colonies in declaring independency...
...based on a system of religious pluralism, is one that is precious to me." Later Carter added that he opposed federal aid to parochial schools and favored the Supreme Court's ban on religious prayer in the public schools-two stances with which the majority of U.S. Jewry concur...