…of man. But the fascination of life to me is the exact opposite that I find in Socrates and St Augustine and St Paul, all those people who lived before printing... But not before writing. By the way, there's a wonderful book by... Eric Haberlock called…

…Mr. William Baird, the director of the Parents Aid Society, Incorporated, Mr. Mark Horowitz, the administrator of that organization, and Mr. Paul Krasner, editor of The Realist and member of the board of directors of the Parents Aid Society. How are you…

…in. Bill, do you actually go from door to door or do they just come to the van? As we get more and more members, Paul, we do go from door to door. The areas that we're now developing are Hempstead and Rockford Center. We have found a a pretty good…

…you, are you ever met with hostility, or, you know, how dare you come to my door? Once in a while, but that's extremely rare, Paul. The time that I met that was in Harlem, from the Muslim group, where they felt that I was holding down the number of…

…tall, and I was glad that I could finally convince him that we were merely trying to help the people. But specifically, Paul... That was Black Power personified. Right. And we have found out that, for instance, during the Christmas time, that many of the…

…nights to support the clinic, and my wife, who's been dear enough to also work nights, and also lately, thank God for Paul Krasner, even though he may be embarrassed being here, we were about ready to close the clinic because it runs something like…

…How do they get away with it? because the company I used to work for, the Emco Drug Company, is a multimillion-dollar company, Paul, and money talks. People are less apt to take on a millionaire who can hire all kinds of expensive attorneys than they…

…douches which may really not be effective birth control, but they're kind of folklore, and girls think it is. Frank, excuse me, Paul, this is one of the things that we fight the most. This is the misconception that leads to conceptions among the poor,…

…just say this? Because those out in your audience who are our critics are going to really latch onto that word that Paul used, the idea of respectability. Planned Parenthood and others who have been our critics feel that it's so disrespectful to talk…

…there are not enough doctors, at least available doctors, to meet this need, and that this, along with the respectabilityism that Paul referred to, is a professionalism which is equally invalid in many respects. Well, you're hitting on a unique problem here,…

…was. And until we can get hospitals to recognize it, we're going to have this problem. This is why our clinic, which I hope Paul will see soon, is designed purposely like a living room. We have a couch inside, there are pictures on the wall. My wife…

…and I don't know any other place that we can get help other than appealing directly to the public. And there must be more Paul Krasners and Mark Horowitzes and others who feel and share the same concern as I do for people and who would help put their…

…great job. We'll stand behind you. And Donna, I turn around, I can't see them. And I'm worried. I'd like to have somebody like Paul and like Mark to stand alongside of me, or maybe even now ahead of me. I'm getting a little cowardly. Take a few blows…

…gentlemen have been Mr. William Baird, the National Director of the Parents' Aid Society, Mr. Mark Horowitz, his administrator, and Mr. Paul Krasner of his Board of Directors. The preceding program was recorded and it came to us from WBAI, the Pacific…

…up in Canada is there to protect you against missiles from any part of the world. Okay. Let's switch over. We're going to have Paul on this Joyce thing. Let's go fast before John gets here. No, he's supposed to be here at 1130. No, no, we are supposed…

…French. You can do it in new languages as well as old. Well, the answer to this, of course, is part of the curriculum, Paul. You've got to be cut the whole event. Student body comes in different masks, doesn't it? Of course. One of the big things, of…

…of the technology of television or color television. He was painting television decades before the one... That's right, in 1892. Paul Clare was painting TV aerials decades before TV. Yeah. Calling whispering machines and so on. That's right. Forgot about...…

…I think we'd better switch on to Cabagio in view of the time. Just to contrast with this. This is the vision of St. Paul, in which he is so startled he falls off his horse. That's the story. And incidentally, a painting of this period, this is…

…a figure through the other senses is constant size relationship of the head to the torso. This would be the road to Damascus when Paul had his vision. The idea of, you see, medieval painting had no show business in it at all. It was icon. But here…

…shoot them out to the end of the aisle, and we'll grab them a little later? Or somebody, would you say it again? Yeah, Paul, all right, you can. Marshall, do you want to? Should we do what we were talking about doing and talking about the medium is…

…going to get around to it. Well, I think we're on now. Yeah, well, the point is that when do you want us to start, Paul? Okay, let's start. Yeah, I think we ought to have a few words about why space has never been studied. Why not mention the Greek…

…out of their electronic environment into the educational establishment, they experience this strange dichotomy, this strange split, which creates what Paul Goodman calls growing up absurd. I had chat with him the other day, and he was not too happy about…