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...been irresponsible. They've had jurisdiction since 1976 and they've been dragging their feet," said Dr. Nicholas E. O'Connor, a plastic surgeon at Brigham and Women's Hospital. "They're not releasing information on how risky it is, and they haven't said what [doctors] should...
...Maureen O'Connor elected mayor of San Diego for $150,000," Ganz says...
...equating the mayor with King is as bogus as comparing Donaldson to Bull Connor. The straightforward moral choices that Birmingham faced in King's day are not a reliable guide to sorting out the ambiguities posed by the Arrington affair. Back then, racist bombing attacks were so common that the city's best black neighborhood was nicknamed "Dynamite Hill." Parks, schools and buses were segregated, and most blacks were denied the vote. Today every legal vestige of Jim Crow has disappeared from the city, and Arrington sits in the mayor's office. The racial battleground is no longer black...
...with the additions of David H. Souter '61 and Clarence Thomas, the Court is even more conservative than in 1989. Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's middle-of-the-road tie-breaking position prevented an overturn in 1989, when four justices were prepared for reversal and four were opposed. Now two of four supporters of Roe are gone...
Split skin grafting is currently the method of choice for most physicians, and a 1990 study by Gallico, O'Connor and John P. Remensnyder Jr., associate professor of surgery at the Medical School and director of the MGH operating rooms, found that the method produced an 84 percent success rate among severe burn victims, while autografting produced a 68 percent success rate...