1975 | Page 16 of 31 | Harper's Magazine

I‘m not sure anymore what the word smart means. The more it is used, the less it seems to mean. When someone is described as “really smart,” is that favorable…

When will they ever learn?

by Harper’s Staff,

Wraparound

by Bernard Shaw,

Knowing when to bail out

by Jerald F. terHorst,

You are alone

by Ayn Rand,

The truth revealed

by Norman Podhoretz,

Getting smart: the temporal imperative

Edited by Michael Aron,

Wraparound

Art by Willy Pogány,

Getting smart

by Michael Aron,

The temporal imperative

Untitled

by Terry Stevenson,

In defense of old hypocrisy

by Carl G. Croyder,

Archive: 1975

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The smartest nationality

Penelope’s ruse

Wraparound

Tongue in check

Give him time

Wraparound

A very costly education

Bless the wicked

Wraparound

Wraparound

Idiom’s delight

The roots of gonzo

Elbow grease

No, we have yes bananas

Net screwing

Everysneak

Wraparound

Wraparound

Quixotic learning

The Smartest Man in the Room

When will they ever learn?

Wraparound

Knowing when to bail out

You are alone

The truth revealed

Getting smart: the temporal imperative

Wraparound

Getting smart

Untitled

In defense of old hypocrisy

June 1975

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