Social Background of Revolution
     Cesar Adib MAJUL

Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: An Analysis of Changing Social Images in a Developing Society 
     Gelia T. CASTILLO

The Zen Concept of Emptiness 
     Violeta H. ADORABLE

The Occurrence of a Nervous Mannerism in Two Cultures 
     Lee SECHREST and Luis FLORES, Jr.

Some Proposed Solutions and/or Alternatives to the Problem of Korean Unification: A Political-Geographical Analysis 
     Lydle BRINKLE

Notes on the Sulu islands in Chu-Fan-Chih
     Teh-Ming WANG

The Political Evolution of Micronesia toward Self Determination
     Donald F. SMITH

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