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University Daily Kansan Tuesday, March 31, 1964
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1. YESTERMORROW; Notes on Man's Progress. By Kurt W. Marek (C. W. Ceram). How art, literature, religion, sex, language and man himself are being transformed by modern science and technology; an experimental, excitingly original speculations by author of "Gods, Graves and Scholars." Pub. at $3.50 . Sale $9
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7. ALBERT SCHWEITZER—His Philosophy of Life. By Gabriel Langledit. The most objective study of Schweitzer available, analyzing his background, personality and controversial religious views. How can we view this "agnostic" and "ethical mystic" touches God in his own profound way. Pub. at $3.00 ... Sale. 99
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18. GIORDANO BRUNO: His Life and Thought, by Dorothea Waley Singer. A fine biography of one of the most daring scholars of science. Here we see a heroic, persecuted, but exasperating man, quarreling with everyone, wandering through the 16th century universities of England to discover and learn about the stake in Rome. Reviews Bruno's literary, scientific and philosophic work and contains an annotated translation of the great book "Illus. On the Infinite Universes of Worlds." Illus.
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24. THE FORGOTTEN PEOPLE. By Seymour Freidlin. Top correspondent's eye-witness account of the fate of 100 million Europeans under Soviet imperialism, from the fall of Berlin through the rise of Hitler in 1961. Country-by-country analysis, present trends and future hopes. Photos. Pub. at $5.95 Sale $2.98
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28. THE ULTIMATE DECISION: The President as Commander in Chief, ed. by Ernest B. May, Six outstanding hispanic leaders, Cunliffe, and W. E. Emerson, provide the essential background on the most potentially dangerous power in the war against the seven wartime Presidents; from the War of 1812 to the Korean War (and by Eisenhower in the U-2 incident) is complex political, military and technical implications for war or peace in the '60's. Pub. at $6.00. Sale $2.98
29. THE GODS OF PREHISTORIC
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