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ON THE AIR the day’s highlights by Jim THE EVt.hNG STAR Snyder. Washington, D. C. TODAY'S RADIO WWDC— Mike Wallace D-9 6:35, Thunder, July 14, 1960 Radio-TV HIGHLIGHTS Interviews. Interviews with Second Banana Qin leading convention news- JI makers. 6:00, WRC, WTOP The 7:06, WQMR — Concert Hall. * * Be Best in Bunch Democratic National Conven- The Paris Theater Orchestra // tion. is featured in a Bastille 6:15, WWDC Direct from Day Salute. DEMOCRAT By WILLIAM HOPPER the Democratic National 8:00, WMAL—The Democratic or Written for the Associated Press \\ DISCOUNT ' Editor’! Nott—The author of the fol- L a Convention. A wrap-up of National Convention. I I’m what might -v I . guess you lowing guest column ploys Paul call a dramatic second banana Drake in Perry Mason, presented in television—and I think it’s Saturdays from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., V DRUGS the best spot in the bunch. over the CBS network. As Paul the detective Drake, TV Critic Bernio Harrison is on voca- who MARK EIIAS acts as a kind of runner for tion, too. His column will bo re- Perry Mason, I can enjoy two sumed his return. Brings upon great acting fulfillments—l'm creating a personality, and I’m W' the to < ¦iiL'M'mb with needed. By that I don’t mean printed page television jp. Hr j that I’m either and back to the indispensable, printed page ™ HWM B REPORT as Bill Hopper or as Paul Drake. I again. Either I'm getting to • But the second banana is a be more like him, or he’s get- WZJ necessary ingredient of a show ting to be more like me. If there a J like weren’t ours. In the original Gardner Paul Drake, there’d have to be books, Drake is much more 1 like him. IMHIHMiito a character breezy, talkative and comic- •* * * relief-ish than he is on the TV J W3K - > Jl In less than an hour of show show. He’s flashier, might J time, we have to tell a full you lb lot of this story—and sometimes a pretty say. In our scripts, a complicated one. Obviously, personality stuff had to be there isn’t time to include all ' toned down—mostly for the the action that is necessary to reasons I’ve already described, r the story and to full under- i We have too much to include in <vZßb3 B standing of the details by the a single hour to explore and de- audience. velop a lot of characters. So, OUR So they have to be explained Paul has to be pretty business- PLATFORM: with a different device. In the like. He is as close to a legiti- AIM-FIRE! Perry Mason show, you will mate private detective as there READY, business. 15%-50% DISCOUNTS notice that many of the neces- is, I believe, in show On EVERY These may well be the words Jones will sary details—too minute to be He works for Mason as a leg- Spike use to lead off his orchestra presented in action but too im- man—doing research, tracking 16-piece August ITEM EVERY DAY Os The Year! - portant to the solution to be down clues and gathering in- 1. That’s the day Spike’s new musical-comedy and these ignored—come out in conversa- formation, reporting series, featuring his wife, Songstress Helen and tions between the regular char- things as briefly as quick- Grayco, begins over CBS (WTOP-9). —World acters. ly as possible to his employer. „ Wide Photo. REVLON No fuss, no frills, no scenery- . Ln one short phone conver- chewing. Men’s X Drake TAKE sation, and Mason can •« ? • PRICES let the audience in on story de- Occasionally, I get a yen for and 103.5 Me.)—-Orchestral; or GEMEX \ tails that might take many /SPEIDEL A NOSEDIVE more action, for instance, when TODAY'S GOOD Capitals of the World. The ; minutes to enact on the screen. WATCH BANDS Bavarian Radio Symphony ;J ,t DISCOUNT DRUGS! That’s why I say that I or my young daughter complains DIAL TONIGHT convention from I MUSIC Orchestra and Chorus is aijd every night, somebody like me is a needed that I don’t "get in fights and J Reg. $10.95 to $12.95 1 New Roll-On featured. element in the show. all those exciting things like 6:00, WASH-FM (97.1 Me.)— Your WMAL-FM (107.3 Me.) 7:30-8:00 fir DRY ?• • • 9:00, P.M., Channel 5 viewers first-hand \\ /HI the other private eyes.” But In the Concert Hall. Ros- ; get s*>.99 Hi Fi Showcase. Oberon: choice j As a long-time fan of the that’s just a nick at my father- sini’s La Gazza Ladra Over- Deodorant with Overture, by Weber. Erie Stanley Gardner novels, ly pride, I suppose. Because I ture. reports on convention from Mark Evans WHILE THEY NEOMYCIN I have been fascinated to watch do get kick out of all the 10:00, WMAL-FM (107.3 Me.) highlights Z/ a 7:05, WGMS AM-FM (570 Kc. LAST this guy Drake develop from mail from actual private inves- —Nocturne. The Firebird R«9-1.25 and 103.5 Me.) Summer tigators who write to tell me r Suite, by Stravinsky. and team of from Berlioz’ Benven- top political reporters NEWS- C how much they enjoy the show, Symphony. ¦ 12:01, WWDC Music Til EVERY REVLON ITEM uto Cellini Overture. QQ CHANNEL CHUCKLES and« Paul Drake, because he’s Dawn. Violin Concerto in D. for real. WGMS AM-FM (570 Kc. WEEK —By Bil Keane f 8:30, .i by Tschaikowsky. MAGAZINE headed by Ernest K. Lindley, POISON IVY ii— Caladryl 80cc 49 c SKIN SPECIALS 80cc Zirodryl 59 c SUNTAN 1.25 TANFASTICggc LOTIONS sho ht 89c McKesson-Robins Tartan, 18c ~ Reg. $ 1.00 to 9: Tuesday!, Pepsodent, Gleem X.\ Wednesdays and Satur- ¦ or Colgate R < £ E“! WW TOOTHPASTE BOMBS $6.95 Value V CANDIDATE 59 C Kiddies' Hi-Fi Toy IH phonograph ) \\. Battery-operated. 2 speeds. 11 WITH AMERICA’S 35c \\ /y, Reg. $0.99 y Cwt? ’A HOMEMAKERS—KENMORE [f KLEENEX XXX \\ Box of 400 /I WASHERS AND DRYERS! xv & VITAMINS “Iguess she’s the who lit!' I !' 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    When "A Is Not A": Reflections on a Conversation Kathleen Touchstone Journal of Ayn Rand Studies, Volume 17, Number 2, December 2017, pp. 238-274 (Article) Published by Penn State University Press For additional information about this article https://muse.jhu.edu/article/679031 [ Access provided at 14 Apr 2020 19:39 GMT with no institutional affiliation ] When “A Is Not A” Reflections on a Conversation Kathleen Touchstone ABSTRACT: The author addresses speech restrictions on campuses, the axiom “A is A” as it applies to men and women, Roe v. Wade and its effect on examining the definition of personhood, and how this examination may have contributed to the anti-conceptual mentality that was already under way on campuses and elsewhere. Keywords: gender, personhood, rationality, Objectivism, concept formation, speech codes, feminism Introduction The inspiration for this paper was a telephone conversation I had. The part that related to this paper was very brief. At some point, the topic of restric- tions on speech at universities emerged. The person with whom I was speaking mentioned that feminists at universities were partly responsible for the speech restrictions and asked if I thought women were rational. I said something to the effect that women’s interests differed somewhat from men’s, but in the areas that they pursued I thought they were as rational. It’s an odd question to ask a woman because it presumes she is mentally equipped to answer it—which answers the question by asking it. The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies, Vol. 17, No. 2, 2017 Copyright © 2017 The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA JAR_17.2_04_Touchstone.indd Page 238 20/10/17 1:14 AM When “A Is Not A” | Touchstone 239 Questioning whether women are as rational as men has a long history.