1982/03 — Contents as follows:

Reports & Comment:

  • Foreign Policy: Outmoded Assumptions by Henry Steele Commager
  • Northfield, Vt.: Scratching the Surface by Floyd C. Stuart
  • Broken Windows – Every neighborhood desperately wants order, but we are relucatant to let police maintain it — by James Q. Wilson and George L. Kelling
  • Playing Trombone – a short story – by Nicholson Baker
  • Banyan Tree Before the Civic Center, Honolulu — a poem by Marvin Bell
  • Frederic Chopin and George Sand — a first encounter — by Edward Sorel and Nancy Caldwell Sorel
  • Robert Frost Corrupted – The effort to tidy up an inconsistent writer — by Donald Hall
  • Why Latin America Is Poor by Michael Novak
  • How It Happens – a poem by David Solway
  • My Stepmother, Myself by Garrison Keillor
  • Fashion – Time Is Money – by Holly Brubach
  • Books – What It Was Like – Patrick White’s Flaws in the Glass; Sylvia Townsend Warner’s Scenes of Childhood — by Maureen Howard
  • Books – Imitation Modernism – The aesthetic of difficulty – by Perry Meisel
  • Short Reviews by Phoebe-Lou Adams
  • Letters to the Editor
  • The Atlantic Puzzler
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