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Nearly as remarkable as Tarsis' courage is the fact that the author apparently has gone unpunished for his latest literary sin; at last report, he was living with his wife and daughter in a Moscow flat-and continuing to write. A further sign of the post-Khrushchev leadership's gentler treatment of artists and writers was the scheduled departure for Italy last week of controversial Poet Evgeny Evtushenko, who plans a month's poetry-reading tour. It was the first time he had been allowed outside the Soviet Union since 1963, when he roamed through France...
...preaching, for example, rings hollow in the ears of educated laymen. A number of ministers who admire Billy Graham as a person have grave reservations about his "decisions for Christ" approach-the "ability in 45 minutes to bring out a latent crisis in your life, usually guilt over one sin or another," as the Rev. Stephen Rose, editor of Chicago's Renewal magazine puts...
...Congo policy. Until this time, editorial opinion has not been limited to the editorial page, as it should be. The CRIMSON'S complete espousal of the SDS-May 2 line has degenerated into a starkly outlined and starkly unrealistic "good guys vs. bad guys" cliche--the very same sin ascribed by it to those who disagree. It should be evident that in such a situation no side can be all right or all wrong. The problem is too complex and confusing to allow such a simplistic view...
...interesting for the appearance of Actor Parks, cast as Adam in John Huston's forthcoming The Bible. As Bus Riley, Parks will inevitably be compared to James Dean and Marlon Brando, but that need not discourage him. His own assurance, intensity, and hair-trigger temperament make even unoriginal sin worth watching...
Fourth, political philosophy, historical studies, and "empirical theory" are all, of course, indispensible parts of the study of government. The important point is that, indeed, "the Gov department may not give enough importance to the behavioral approach." This is the "sin" of which I accused the Gov department; Mr. Hoffmann's conclusion contradicts his own fourth point. Thomas C. Horne