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...simple American family. Yet very little is conventional in this work. There is no single strand of time to guide the reader through the varied experiences and feelings Chase presents, moving back and forth freely through three generations of American women. The unity of the novel is created soley through the narrators, the voice of a collective female consciousness...
...Patricia Soley, a Bachrach aide, said statewide regulations would be too difficult to enact, and agreed that different communities have different needs in the matter...
...Snow Leopard is a day by day account of the expedition, told soley from Matthiessen's point of view. It is an account of presence, in every sense of the word. The two men move through space and over distance, from Westernized civilization to its outposts and beyond. The author never met Nepalese or Tibetans completely isolated from the world outside their valleys, but he comes close. For Matthiessen, at least, this is a journey to the core. Time has no meaning in a land where the past is no different than the future, where there is only the present...
...electors; one man, one vote. On the other hand, it was true, at least when I was in the Society, that "faculty recommendations carry strong weight" (though it requires contemplation to understand how a weight can be strong rather than heavy). Does Mr. Chester want the Society to reply soley on the grades faculty members give, and not on their more finely articulated comments...
California elections cannot be understood, however, soley by analyzing the state's ideological schizophrenia. A recent poll showed that the issue most interesting to Californians is "getting enough drinking water," not exactly the response of an ideologically torn citizenry. The state's political soul is troubled, but not by "issues" in the common sense of the term. The malaise is, rather, genuinely spiritual...