Christopher Agee

The Wisdom That Is Woe... ...the Woe That Is Madness

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"T HOSE WHO forget the past are condemned to repeat it." Of all possible thinkers, of all possible quotations, these

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T HE SICKNESS OF SOCIETY can be measured by the corruption of its words. If what is written is commercially

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This is the second of a two-part series about the present troubles in Northern Ireland. Last week's section discussed the

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Since the "troubles" first began in Northern Ireland eight years ago, the press has repeatedly reported that the "vast majority"

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"Intimidation, fear, rotten living conditions for generations--these are the reasons worker organization at J.P. Stevens has failed and the boycott

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Robert K. Merton, a Columbia University sociologist, last night addressed the annual meeting of the Society for Social Studies of

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T ALK ABOUT madmen is frustrating. An inquiry into madness is even more so: it is difficult to focus, and

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To the socialite who remarks in public that you are "not to the manner born," only one response is dignified

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F IFTEEN YEARS have seen John Updike create a woodlands mythology out of the manicured green of suburbia, an imitation

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G EORGES SIMENON is the most prolific writer living, the famed mystery story-teller of over 400 novels and creator of