Shakespeare 400th Birthday Sparks Debate On Authorship
In 1961 the world marks William Shakespeare's 400th birthday and faces theories that others, including Francis Bacon, wrote his plays. The piece argues Shakespeare's modest education and ground-up theatre work fueled his genius, while defending his status as the universal literary figure of the English language. It notes his background, education, career as an actor, and adaptability across genres, and invites letters to Dr. Adler for a chance to win the Great Books set.
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Icon as a Window to Faith in Orthodox Tradition
Orthodox theology views the icon as a bridge between earth and heaven. The Greek word icon means image and icons are contemplative religious works in color and line. Early Christian art, often by anonymous monk artists, conveys sacred canons and faith rather than individual signatures. The Virgin and Child icon pictured dates to the early 4th century.
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Hats In Synagogues And Rabbinic Roles In Jewish Practice
This week’s Q and A explores Jewish practices and leadership roles. It explains why Orthodox Jews cover their heads, how a minyan works, and contrasts Reform Conservative and Orthodox views. It also clarifies the rabbi’s role versus a Christian pastor and notes changes in American synagogue life.
Horoscope for Tomorrow Promises And Warnings Across Signs
A fragmented horoscope outlines daily trends for signs including Scorpio Aries Taurus Capricorn Gemini Aquarius Moon Children Pisces Leo Virgo Libra and more. It advises budgeting, maintaining formality, avoiding criticism, keeping promises, and sharing tasks, with a closing note from Carroll Righter urging readers to send birth dates for a personalized forecast.
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Four Retirement Phases Shaped by Life at Various Ages
The piece outlines four retirement phases spanning ages 24 until 65. It notes early job changes to create room for youth hints at married life fears in the early 20s and mid 20s and the mid life wish for a retirement vision. It discusses financial concerns in the 40s and the urge to preserve youth in the early 50s culminating in actual retirement around 63 with adjustments for income health insurance and family peace.
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Bridge Pointers from Alfred Sheinwald in 1964 guide
In this bridge column, Alfred Sheinwald analyzes a problem from the Intercollegiate Championships. It explains defences to a diamond lead, the timing of trump plays, and the value of leading from the East to exhaust trumps. The piece ends with a daily question and bidding solution, promoting a Parket Guide to Bridge.
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Las Vegas and silver dollars a collector’s dilemma
Coin collecting enthusiasts debate the Las Vegas scene where silver dollars are rare in casinos as chips. Casinos likely confiscate valuables, leaving coin hunters with little chance to profit. The piece notes a proposed new silver dollar and contemplates commemoratives, urging preservation of silver dollars in circulation. A promotional note offers a booklet on nickel profits from 1966 onward.
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