John E. Mcnees

The Seventh Seal

By John E. Mcnees August 16, 1962

In the midst of the apocalyptic vision vouchsafed the apostle John on the island of Patmos, there occurs a moment

By John E. Mcnees November 19, 1959

There is probably no way to prove that the people who like J.B. are the same ones who read Time

By John E. Mcnees July 30, 1959

L'Aiuola Bruciata, the work receiving its first American performance this week at the Tufts Arena Theater as The Burnt Flower-Bed,

By John E. Mcnees June 11, 1959

Once a week or so, an elderly Negro woman stalks down the crowded sidewalks of Harvard Square and Massachusetts Avenue,

By John E. Mcnees February 02, 1959

In the midst of the apocalyptic vision vouchsafed the apostle John on the island of Patmos, there occurs a moment

By John E. Mcnees November 04, 1958

Aristotle wrote in his Poetics that the ideal drama should be grounded on a plot so firm that, "even without

By John E. Mcnees April 28, 1958

Bertrand Russell stands at the end of a philosophic line of succession extending from John Locke through David Hume and

By John E. Mcnees February 21, 1958

"My own ideals for the University are those of a genuine democracy and serious scholarship. The two, indeed, seem to

By John E. Mcnees January 17, 1958

Father Leonard J. Feeney, excommunicated Roman Catholic priest, is moving away from Cambridge. The 60-year-old former Jesuit and his band