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...amusing to find Anglicans so disturbed by the "doctrinal errors" of the Roman Catholic Church, when Anglicanism tolerates in its fold every form of belief and disbelief from Papalism to Marxism, not only among lay folk but even among prominent clergymen . . . Perhaps Canterbury feels he would have no more success than when . . . he explained away his inability to displace the notorious "Red Dean" of his own Cathedral Church...
...from a ruggedly individualistic Yankee doctor with a brilliant record of medical achievement. Says Boston's Dr. James Howard Means* in Doctors, People, and Government (Little, Brown; $3.50): "The impulse to reform in medical public affairs comes usually from without, and resistance to it from within the majority fold of organized medicine ... It is only under the lash of public opinion that organized medicine makes any social progress...
Boston University offers courses in television production at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. Harvard may give such training only extra-curricularly, but there are still many undergraduates with the maturity and ability needed in television production. Undergraduate participation will ensure the fulfillment of the two fold aim of an educational station: to provide a high standard of production excellence and to inject into the medium a continuous stream of young people who see the potentialities of television as an art form and a medium of intellectual communication...
...stayed there and left rapt testimonials. Samples: "I was his Empress and the Hights was our Empire," "Joaquin was such a wonderful lover." Fearing for his own women relatives, Ambrose Bierce wrote down an emphatic promise: "If that woolly wolf, Joaquin Miller, doesn't keep outside the fold, I shall come down and club him soundly...
Came down on that classic fold...