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This is the second of a four-part series on documents from the personal files of President John F. Kennedy '40. The documents are open to the public at the Kennedy Library's temporary facility in Waltham...
THURSDAY: Jaques Cousteau. The famed explorer tackles Antarctia in a four-part special entitled "South to Fire and Ice." Part one looks at the penguins of King Goerge Island and takes a camera beneath an iceberg. CH.5.8.p.m. Color...
This is the third of a four-part series in which TIME examines what may be the beginning of a pendulum swing away from liberalism, rationalism and scientism. In the first part of the series, TIME'S Behavior section discussed "the rediscovery of human nature" by behavioral scientists. In the second, the Religion section considered the decline of interest in secular problems and the renewed search for the sacred. This week the Education section examines recent reappraisals of some of the purposes, methods and results of schooling...
Last week TIME began a four-part series that focuses attention on those ideas that are challenging the current generation's established wisdom-the related concepts of liberalism, rationalism and scientism. In the first part of the series, TIME's Behavior section described the limits-and potentialities-of human nature as now seen by certain behavioral scientists. This week the Religion section examines some developments both within and outside the churches that are working subtle changes in the spiritual face of America...
...vocal texture began in octaves and then thickened on the fourth word to a full four-part harmony. Though the piece was done a capella, an optional keyboard accompaniment exists which employs some startling effects such as the contra-octave CCC more than three octaves below the male voices at the end of the first line...