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TIME's Essay "Guarding the Door" [June 2] dealt well with the issue of a continued welcome to immigrants until the last paragraph. There Lance Morrow suggested that the rational lines must be drawn as to whom we can accept...
Violence in schools has got to be dealt with effectively. A muscular and unprecedented step in the right direction may have just been taken in California. Over a six-year period, Los Angeles County schools lost an estimated $100 million as a result of school muggings, lawsuits, theft and vandalism while city and school officials ineffectually wrung their hands over jurisdictional problems. Last month the attorney general for the state of California sued, among others, the mayor of Los Angeles, the entire city council, the chief of police and the board of trustees of the Los Angeles Unified School District...
Administration officials now concede that they may have dealt too great a psychological shock to consumers by encouraging the Federal Reserve to clamp controls on credit buying, and businessmen agree. Says James L. Harris, President of the Washington Federal Savings and Loan Association: "People thought using their credit cards was not only illegal, but against the church...
...just one year the Vatican has summarily dealt with issues such as the theological questioning of Küng, the aspiration of women to a full role in the church, and now Father Drinan's activities in public office [May 19]. Surely Pope John Paul II, who spoke to millions of Poles of the "Church of Silence" and who knelt in prayer at Auschwitz, cannot be unappreciative of a priest's part in politics. Or are we to believe that the return to his homeland last June was only a sentimental journey...
...scholar first and foremost, and she seemed to have the right qualities insofar as she had dealt with students and can empathize with them," she added...