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May/June 1998
In an entirely free market, nothing is sacred.
It's not so easy getting over woodenness.
Why the U.S. Constitution is like the blues, and other observations, opinions, and animadversions from Stanley Crouch.
Bob Dylan, reluctant prophet.
Form and content in the study of American religion.
Rooting for the overdog does not build character.
Detroit baseball's morality tale.
Who is more Machiavellian? A new book argues that Niccolo is actually virtuous—so Dilbert's sidekick wins again.
The unique spiritual pilgrimage of Madeleine L'Engle.
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