Word: surely
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...subject to the whims of expediency: it is unlikely to be hurried to affect a political campaign. Members of the priesthood must love all people, and it is easy to see why the Lord would consider it unfair to require this of Negroes at this time. We can be sure the priesthood will be granted the Negro at the best time for his welfare, not when TIME deems it right. Any Mormon who calls it a "problem" that doctrine can be changed only by revelation is not a good Mormon-revelation is the heart of our church...
Such charges can only be called ridiculous. To be sure, past German governments have refused to address East Germany as the "German Democratic Republic," but mostly because of the conviction that, if anything, that German Republic is not democratic. However, the new West German Government under Chancellor Kiesinger has started a campaign to cease such verbal hostilities...
...today's game against Cornell. Harvard is sure to have its hands full. The Big Red boasts a hard-hitting attack with four men over 300 and a solid team average of 268. And Ithacan pitchers Jim Purcell and Ivan Tylawsky have a combined 7-2 record...
...hardly dare attempt a statement on the book's unity. Lowell says in his note that the theme connecting the translations in Rome, but that he does not quite understand how one couples Rome with the America of his own poems. I feel quite sure there is a unity, and that such a coupling can be made, but equally sure that it should be made in a suggestive way that remains open to modification. There are certain parallels between Juvenal-Lowell on Rome and Lowell on New York, for example. Consider the lines "Behind each bush perhaps a knife" ("Central...
...shrinking world and the revival of the Catholic ethic are desirable goals for McLuhan, he is apparently not at all sure that they can be achieved quickly and without pain. The danger arises from mankind's obsession with the past. We look at life through a rear view mirror, McLuhan says, and we are unprepared for the roadblocks ahead. The real hero of Understanding Media and The Medium is the Message is James Joyce...