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...hysterical about AIDS to introduce more coercive measures against homosexuals." Some observers even foresee attempts to control fertility in black and Hispanic communities where intravenous-drug abuse and AIDS are rampant. "I am certain there will be a lot of calls for sterilization of infected women," says Ethicist Bayer...
Others believe societal benefits from rigorous screening and tracing outweigh the invasion of some individuals' privacy. Sometimes a "concern for civil liberties has led us astray," argues Ethicist Ronald Bayer of the Hastings Center think tank, who is a strong advocate of contact notification. "Obviously this is no panacea; the case is strongest where the level of infection is still quite low. But it seems to me that the right to know is also a civil right...
...children played games, listened to an impromptu concert by the Krokodiloes, and danced to the Harvard songs and show tunes of the Harvard band, said Elisa Fernandez '88, who, with Melissa Bayer '88 and Margaret Watt '88, co-organized the event. Afterward, the children were shuttled to the Science Center to see a special showing of "Superman...
Last year Gompers, a biology major, decided to take a year off to do research for the Bayer corporation in West Germany. But a year off from school didn't mean a year off from running. While working, Gompers ran with the Bayer Leverkusen racing club, a group of 10-15 of the most talented runners in Germany, most of whom had been members of the West German Olympic racing team...
...good to be able to continue running while I worked, and the team was very talented," Gompers said. In Germany, where all competitive racing is done among club teams, Bayer Leverkusen has been the national champion for nine of the last 10 years...