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October 14, 2013

Vol. 209 / No. 10

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Books
Mark G. HenningerMarch 12, 2014

This short book makes available for the first time in English a series of articles in French compiled in 1958 by Albert Camus from his writings on Algeria from 1939 to 1958 Camus was born and raised in Algeria a pied noir a member of the minority European community his family of humble backgroun

Books

Edna O rsquo Brien had a dream In it she is a very young girl on her way to school when she trips and falls on the road gashing her forehead open Out spills her brain which becomes a spinning top that passers-by young and old dance and trample upon Reality for O rsquo Brien has proved far les

Poetry
Richard O'ConnellOctober 04, 2013

Convince the Dauphin now, dear Joan, convinceHim now; forget the peasant business. WageCharm on him: boy-cut hair and virgin grace.Assert his strength to raise the English siege.The scene is mandatory, so the spellOnly awaits your touching. They are realYour voices: stop to listen, Joan. They callTo

The Word
John W. MartensDecember 11, 2013

lsquo Hey want to hear the most annoying sound in the world rdquo That is Jim Carrey rsquo s character Lloyd speaking in the 1994 comedy ldquo Dumb and Dumber rdquo He goes on to demonstrate the world rsquo s most annoying sound Some people might find a lowbrow comedy like this as a whole

Columns
John J. Conley, S.J.October 02, 2013

The life of the sister of philosopher Blaise Pascal is a monument to the struggle of women.

Columns
Margot PattersonOctober 02, 2013

One puts down Thoreau inspired, resolved to live more deliberately and more authentically.

Current Comment
The EditorsOctober 02, 2013

A Choice for Peace? Germany's Future; Let's Get Reciprocal