1957 | Page 8 of 12 | Harper's Magazine

A pioneer investigator of mental illness tells how a promising new clue has been discovered in an old chemical—which once went into witches’ brews and made Vikings go berserk.

Up the runway to Minsky’s (second of two articles)

by Gypsy Rose Lee,

The next step beyond “modern”

by Henry Hope Reed,

Where does architecture go from here?

by Harper’s Staff,

The architect, more needed than pitied

by John E. (John Ely) Burchard, Albert Bush-Brown,

Baseball

by Fred Schwed,

The great numbers game

The American West

by Walter Prescott Webb,

Perpetual mirage

Our diplomats go “modern”

by Harper’s Staff,

[Coming in Harper’s]

by Harper’s Staff,

Here today and gone today, too

by Joe L. Williams,

Here’s to crime

by Edward Geary Zern,

The case of the pretty widow

by Morris Leopold Ernst,

Three cautionary tales

by John Fischer,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

Art by Arthur Shilstone,

Skim milk and cream

by Edward Tatnall Canby,

The new recordings

by Harper’s Staff,

Worth looking into . . .

by Edward Tatnall Canby,

Forecast

by Katherine Gauss Jackson,

Archive: 1957

Forecast

Books in brief

The search for community

Not quite a poem on togetherness in the witherness

Morpheus ascending

Ladies, God bless ’em

The outsider

The dark world of H.G. Wells

Cole cites monogamy among American youth

The lovers

A last chance for South Africa

Toads, Mushrooms, and Schizophrenia

Up the runway to Minsky’s (second of two articles)

The next step beyond “modern”

Where does architecture go from here?

The architect, more needed than pitied

Baseball

The American West

Our diplomats go “modern”

[Coming in Harper’s]

Here today and gone today, too

Here’s to crime

The case of the pretty widow

Three cautionary tales

Letters

Untitled

Skim milk and cream

The new recordings

Worth looking into . . .

Forecast

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Archive: 1957

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Forecast

Books in brief

The search for community

Not quite a poem on togetherness in the witherness

Morpheus ascending

Ladies, God bless ’em

The outsider

The dark world of H.G. Wells

Cole cites monogamy among American youth

The lovers

A last chance for South Africa

Toads, Mushrooms, and Schizophrenia

Up the runway to Minsky’s (second of two articles)

The next step beyond “modern”

Where does architecture go from here?

The architect, more needed than pitied

Baseball

The American West

Our diplomats go “modern”

[Coming in Harper’s]

Here today and gone today, too

Here’s to crime

The case of the pretty widow

Three cautionary tales

Letters

Untitled

Skim milk and cream

The new recordings

Worth looking into . . .

Forecast

May 1957

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