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Brown, a member of the United Presbyterian Church of America, is the author of An American Dilogue, a collection of essays on contemporary Protestant-Catholic debate. His "Writings of St. Hereticus," a series of magazine articles, have parodied the pretensions of American Protestantism...
Both Crimson teams downed Presbyterian. "Varsity I" pulled out a typical Harvard win, splitting the singles, 2-2, and then sweeping the doubles for a 6-3 victory, Brian Davis, Dan Kleinman, and Dan Hodges won the bottom three singles for Harvard. Davis and Klick Appleby toppled powerful number one team of Bob Harris and Howdie in the deciding match...
...Varsity II," without the services of Benjamin, squeaked by Presbyterian, . Captain Dean Peckham (one), Richie (two), Dean Bauer (five), and Blodgett (six) won in singles Friedman and Todd Wilkinson took number two doubles match...
...drive against the death penalty is gathering new momentum, gaining support from such religious groups as the Methodist Church, the Protestant Episcopal Church, the American Baptist Convention and the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Ardent in dividual abolitionists have ranged from the late Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter to Jack R. Johnson, tough warden of Chicago's Cook County Jail, who says, "The death penalty isn't punishment - it's revenge...
Neurotic faith is not just a laymen's problem. Dr. Leo H. Bartemeier of Baltimore's Seton Psychiatric Institute suggested that ministers should be "as free as possible from delusions about their own omnipotence." And the Rev. Edward S. Golden, secretary of the United Presbyterians' Inter-Board Office of Personnel Services, argued that "there is a crisis in health with moral, physical and emotional manifestations among American clergy." One sign of widespread disturbance among ministers, he noted, is that of the nation's 8,500 United Presbyterian clergymen on pastoral assignment, 3,000 want to leave...