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Corruption in the Palace of Justice, by Ugo Betti, is about that debased fallen being called Man, who, in some unassailable corner of his tarnished soul, yearns for, reflects, and presupposes a radiant otherness called God. Compared to Justice's rigorous goading of the individual conscience, such religiously oriented...
The admissions requirements for these students, according to Richard Lyman, Director of Admissions in the Summer School, were extremely rigorous in comparison with the standards for college students. A Committee comprised of Lyman, Thomas Crooks, and Maureen Donnelly, Dean of Women in the Summer School, selected each high school student...
Perhaps because of the rigorous selection process, the high schoolers report that, in general, they have not found themselves swimming in their college work. A few even admit to some guilt feelings over "not studying very much." The exams this week, of course, may provide a slightly different perspective on...
Indeed, the Kur means more to Germans than treatment for any specific ailment. It assures them sympathy in antiseptic surroundings, connotes that the cure-guest has patriotically worked himself to exhaustion, and allows patients endless opportunity to discuss a favorite topic: food and its effect on the digestive tract. Nearly...
Chicago was suffering a deadly midsummer blight. By last week 14 slum children from one to five years old, more than half of them Negroes, were dead of lead poisoning. And of more than 40 others who had been seriously ill, most would be left with permanent brain damage. Ironically...