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These poems, written in the last seven years before Roethke died of a heart attack, are beautiful in themselves and provide for him an astonishingly true memorial. All the themes of which he was a master reappear-the greenhouse, the root, the plant and a troubled reaching toward...
Best Reading THE FAR FIELD, by Theodore Roethke. These poems, written in the last two years before Roethke died of a heart attack, are beautiful in themselves and provide for him an astonishingly true memorial. All the themes of which he was a master reappear: the greenhouse, the root, the plant and a troubled reaching toward...
...Harvard; it eliminates them. And as neither the Government nor the History Department has allocated a place to India--the presence of an assistant professor and a lecturer who are specialists in this field has been basically a fortunate accident--there is no reason to expect Indian studies to reappear...
...thousands began jamming the narrow, rain-soaked paths leading to the mountaintop. Taking no chances that the pilgrims might turn into antigovernment demonstrators, authorities called out troops, banned the processions on grounds that the trails were too dangerous. "The Saint" has since disappeared-but she has assertedly promised to reappear on six other mountaintops...
These are familiar facts of 20th century life, and the suspicion is inevitable that they have a bearing on the present. Is Moscow simply making a deal with the West to free its hands in dealing with China? Will the old line reappear if the Chinese danger is ever brought under control? Optimists can point out that the Peking challenge to Moscow is not likely to end soon, because it rests deeply in the economic and even racial differences between the two countries. At the very heart of the conflict is the fact that Russia today has more...