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...high deficits, however, cannot be put into an economist's computer. This is the psychological impact on the battle against inflation. The average American consumer may not be well versed in the fine points of economic theory, but he is worried about anyone, whether it be an indi vidual family or the Government, who spends more than he earns. Said David R. Johnson, president of the Wyoming Bancorporation: "To continue to run the country at these big deficits is disastrous...
...class conflict provided Lenin with an easy category for identifying his enemies. Also, Marxism was posited on the ideas of a single absolute truth, the predestined victory of the cause, and the fallibility and expendability of the individual. Therefore it lent itself to the suppression of dissenters and vidual. Therefore it lent itself to the suppression of dissenters and the extermination of opponents. Lenin, with his knack for hortatory pungency, reduced the past and future alike to two pronouns and a question mark: "Who-whom?" No verb was necessary. It meant who would prevail over whom? And the question...
...authors bow to the need for psychological studies. They are clearly aware that their statistical base is sometimes small and that their inferences about average well-being on the plantation is morally irrelevant to the outrage of slavery, the psychological anguish it caused, and the agonized voices of indi vidual slaves that have come down from the dark past. Yet the authors, generally moderate, are quite merciless when dealing with what they regard as the fumbling ignorance of Stampp, Elkins and Phillips on the subject of economics and statistics. The message is perfectly clear. Historians who do not have these...
None of which means that the indi vidual today should fail to fight; but he must know the right battle. He must start with the present reality of the organization world and make it, and himself in it, free?through courage, imagination and intelligence...
...since Within the Gates in 1934 has Sean O'Casey had a "new" play produced on Broadway. Of those waiting without the gates, Red Roses scarcely deserves to be admitted first. It has much that is indi vidual, and at its best evokes the vernacular glories of Juno and the Paycock. But it is chiefly a reminder of how distinguished O'Casey can be; it has no sustained distinction...