Collection: William Sloane Coffin, Jr. papers, 1916-2006 - CAO: Powered by ArcLight and hosted at Western CT State University Search Results

Start Over Collection William Sloane Coffin, Jr. papers, 1916-2006

Untitled, "It has been said that if a man doesn't stand for something, he will fall for anything...", 1971-1971 Box 19, Folder 365

Collection Context

Untitled, "It is written that when St. Theresa put down St. Augustine's Confessions she said, "I see myself there reflected...'", 1973-1973 Box 19, Folder 381

Collection Context

Untitled, "Last night we left Adam and Eve outside the garden gate...", 1987-1987 Box 27, Folder 621

Collection Context

Untitled, "Last night we talked about creation stories, the beginning of the universe, of the world, the first human beings..." [probably Riverside, but location uncertain], 1987-1987 Box 27, Folder 620

Collection Context

Untitled, "Last weekend at the annual Freshmen Conference, Mr. Webber of the East Harlem Parish suggested that one reason for the current success of the "God is Dead" movement is that middle class folk...", 1966-1966 Box 19, Folder 340

Collection Context

Untitled, "Last week for a Lenten meditation, we sought to establish not the banality of evil, but the evil of banality..." [probably Riverside, but location uncertain], 1980-1980 Box 21, Folder 447

Collection Context

Untitled, "Let me first read you a rather remarkable little story, dictated by one Sam Marshall, who is a member of Miss Baird's first grade in the Dalton School in New York City...", 1965-1965 Box 19, Folder 335

Collection Context

Untitled, "Like the 'Bayonne Bleeder,' Chuck Wepner, March has held on, fighting to the last, right into the fifteenth round...", 1975-1975 Box 20, Folder 393

Collection Context

Untitled, "Modern slang in many instances reflects the ancient Hebrew understanding of man...", 1958-1958 Box 18, Folder 312

Collection Context

Untitled, "M. Scott Peck - sounds like an organist: T. Tersius Noble, E. Power Biggs - but, as many of you know he is a psychiatrist, and in his book The Road Less Travelled the most important sentence may well be the first, which reads "Life is difficult!", 1916-2003

Collection Context

« Previous
Next »
1
2
…
191
192
193
194
195 Current Page, Page 195
196
197
198
199
…
227
228