Word: monaghan
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...Murray was opposed in her views on the complete separation of Church and State by Robert Braucher, professor of Law; Henry B. Monaghan, associate professor of Law at B.U.; and the Reverend Robert Howes of the Catholic University of Washington, D.C. Howes approved the recent Baltimore decision, but criticized the Supreme Court's school prayer decision...
Robert Braucher, professor of Law at the Law School, Henry B. Monaghan, professor of Law at Boston University, and Mrs. Madalyn Murray will disucss "Religion and the First Amendment" at tonight's Law School Forum, in Sanders at tonight's Law School Forum, in Sanders...
...died at 14, Eileen, who died last year, myself, Eva, who died in 1957, I think, Florence, who is still living, and Mabel, the youngest, who died at 17. James loved her." The James who so dominates the fam ily is James Joyce, and his sister, May Joyce Monaghan, 74, was talking about him during a visit to New York on the 82nd anniversary of his birth. "Jim, as we used to call him, was very gentle and quiet. He wasn't a fighter, you know. He used to say everybody recognized he was a genius except...
...BOOK OF THE AMERICAN WEST edited by Jay Monaghan. 608 pages. Julian Messner. $22.50. On the theory that, despite the efforts of television, there are still a few Americans who would not know a waddy (cowboy) from his gelding-smacker (saddle), this volume ranges over the life of the West, devoting whole chapters to its outlaws, reptiles, guns, big game, songs and legends. The text is informative, the paintings and drawings, by Remington, Bierstadt, Russell and others, are splendidly direct and realistic, and much of what a reader might have taken for shaggy Western lore turns out surprisingly...
...some, the feeling of imminence was too much. "When I was younger and my husband was still alive," mused Mrs. Jeannette Monaghan in Milwaukee, "I saved headlines-the big ones, the important ones. I thought it would make learning history easier for the kids. It got to be a habit, and even after they finished school I still saved them, but I don't any more. History happens too fast now." Others were frankly bewildered. "What can you do? What can any single citizen do?" asked Mrs. John Freter in Los Angeles. "The events seem far beyond my control...