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Bearers of the Word. In their own way, the medieval universities carried on the tradition. Like Plato's Academy, they were free "because their allegiance was to the Truth, as it was given to them to perceive it, and not to the community." Far from smothering discussion, the Christian...
In last week's speech to the Foreign Policy Association at Manhattan's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Secretary Dulles in effect asked where Mother Russia figures in the announced policies of Party Leader Nikita Khrushchev. "What we see," he said, "is in part an elemental, personal struggle for power...
While Desmond's horn sighs its fancies, Brubeck punctuates with syncopated figures, listening intently, now smiling secretly, now pursing his lips, ticking off the tempo with one brown suede shoe. When Desmond is through, Brubeck picks up the last idea and toys with it. He ripples along for a...
To the worried scientists, the Christian Century offered its sympathy. "The unhappiness of our American scientists is increasing as they perceive how exposed is the position of one who is, in the last analysis, a tool of the Government. It may be necessary for scientists ... to live under the eye...
Third and finally, your opinion that Eisenhower's foreign policy is not as "flexible or farsighted as could be" is only based on the "decline" on foreign civil service morale. I do not believe that this alone warrants such a far-reaching condemnation. First, Eisenhower must cope with the revision...