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Perlstein is a talented political writer—one whose work has appeared in The Nation, The American Prospect, Slate and The Village Voice, among others—and his seductively colorful writing style is in full form here. The book begins with tantalizing, epic promise. From the wreckage of...
Roberts Favors Harvard Adoption of English Subdivision of University
Cloning people as a fertility treatment strikes me as wrongheaded. Certainly the information in your article strongly suggests that a woman who has trouble getting pregnant through in-vitro fertilization will have no better luck if the embryo used is a clone. People who want a baby could consider adoption...
NULLIFIED. The adoption by a British couple of eight-month-old twins KIMBERLY and BELINDA, who had been offered via the Internet; by an Arkansas judge citing fraudulent circumstances. A California couple who were promised adoptive rights by the twins' biological mother pulled out of the custody battle after the...
The University of California, like most state universities, used the SAT to make itself more selective and to set itself apart from the public high school system of its state. In the early 1960s, the university accredited California high schools and admitted many more students than it had room for...