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Israel's Journey, Bill Laird
Eucharist, Bill Laird
After Yesterday, Dennis O'Brien
To Polly, Len Fonte
Dissappointment, Len Fonte
Time?, John Icone
Critic's Choice, Tom Bisky
To Jean, James R. Chiello
Life, Joseph C. Fragola
Rape, Clarence A. Amann
The Forgotten American, Girts Zadins
I Took Down My Jesus Today, Jim Reo
Kiss Me: And In The Rose Shot Through..., Mary C. Riley
Kiss Me: And In The Rose Shot Through..., Mary C. Riley
The Angle
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Come To Me With The Early Morning..., Mary C. Riley
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Epilogue To The Rain, Dennis O'Brien
Look At That Forest Of Legs..., Dan Hale
Opaque, Bernard Ballou
There Stood Antoninus, Clarence A. Amann
Paradox, Bernard Ballou
April Is Gone, Dennis O'Brien
In Which Black Humor Gets A Vivisection, Tom Bisky
In Which Black Humor Gets A Vivisection, Tom Bisky
The Angle
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"The black humorist wears many hats, but the one that appears to fit him best is that of the caricaturist. Using words as his medium, the black humorist paints society larger than life to make a topical comment. The tragedy of us moderns is that the black humorist must really labor to paint surrealistically, to outstrip real-life phenomena in distortion: today, the grotesques of Bosch pale beside Polaroid snapshots of That Day in Dallas."
Extant, Lenore Ventura
And Now A Father, Jim Coleman
In The Heat Of The Summer..., Jim Coleman
Prayer, Clarence A. Amann
A Day In The Life, N/A Timor
Like A Tree In Winter, T. A. Gazatano
Another College Upheaval, Leo A. Hetzler C.S.B.
Another College Upheaval, Leo A. Hetzler C.S.B.
The Angle
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"Still another raucous demonstration has rocked the academic world. At Woebegone U., activities were in more than their usual state of inertia yesterday, when certain vital facilities were seized and occupied by a howling mob. Striking at a strategic hour when the campus was empty of students- 8:30 in the morning-yelping faculty members took over the pool tables, the TV room, and the candy-bar machines. By the time the students were stirring for 12:30 classes, the insurrection was a fait accompli."