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The Minnesota Republicans, once intensely conservative, have supported the liberal wing of the G.O.P. for more than a generation. The shift started with Harold E. Stassen, who took over as Governor in 1938, when he was 31. He later became a figure of fun as a perennial presidential candidate, but...
Most emergency physicians share Dr. Taliaferro's feeling. At the same time, they recognize that their profession also has its limitations. "We are specialists in breadth, rather than depth," says Dr. Jerry Hughes, 35, a Viet Nam veteran who serves as director of emergency services at St. Mary'...
Died. Louis J. Caldor, 73, the art collector who discovered one of America's most popular primitive artists, the late Grandma Moses; near Clarksburg, Md. In 1938, Caldor, an engineer by profession, noticed some of her paintings among the jellies and doilies in a country drugstore window in upstate...
The section is worth getting through. Beyond it lies Boorstin's often critical commentary on what the Go-Getters really got-and how they got it. A lawyer himself, Boorstin seems bemused at the profession's remarkable good fortune in guiding business through the legal maze of the...
The law is supposed to be the repository of a society's ethics and morals. It is of course also slavishly technical, extravagantly complex and simultaneously too precise and not precise enough. But its very imperfection is why it has need of lawyers constant ly to nurture its growth...