[…] civil rights, reducing civilian welfare agencies in favor of defense, opposing Communism by maintaining the status quo,[ 3] and maintaining “natural monopolies.” The Center. Middle-of-the-roaders who believe we must stay in Viet Nam until […]
[…] hard-to-get old volumes are on the paperback racks of nearly any drugstore. At the store where I buy my groceries, I can also pick up copies of Fanny Hill or Tropic of Cancer. Whether […]
[…] social situation (e.g., cf. studies by Clark;[4] Mussen and Scodel[5]). In a study by Levitt and Brady,[ 6] a variety of pictures were shown to a group of male graduate students who rated them […]
[…] is, for them, largely a matter of individual choice (free agency). An individual is not forced to buy or to read a dirty paperback; his admission to the theatre exhibiting a lewd film is […]
[…] N-248 N-54 Considerably more favorable —% 29% —% 25% 2% Somewhat more favorable 1 7 13 8 6 Unchanged in attitude 89 36 88 67 87 Somewhat less favorable 9 21 — — 6 […]
[…] begin to take steps toward its ultimate restoration and preservation. By so doing, we would honor our own faith in a time when we buy our bricks from factories and push handcarts of the mind.
[…] of Omar Khayyam. In the margin of the stanza which says, I wonder often what the Vintners buy One half so precious as the stuff they sell, she wrote “Or poets.” And considering that […]
[…] 1) a military truce, 2) withdrawal of all foreign troops, except a maximum of 684 military advisors, 3) temporary separation of North from South Viet Nam at the 17th parallel, with the latest date […]
[…] must sell milk to support his family to coincide with those of the urban housewife who must buy milk to feed her small children. Each may be a Church member and yet each has […]
[…] have complete license for personal choice unrelated to a sense of responsibility for making good choices. [1] Helaman 14:30; Doctrine and Covenants 29:29, 58:28; Moses 6:56, 3:17; 2nd Nephi 2:11, 2:15, 10:23; and Abraham 3:25.