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...Danish zoo recently concluded a special exhibit of rarely displayed primates--the unpredictable and somewhat mysterious homo sapiens. Yes, the Copenhagen Zoo invited a Danish couple to live, fully clothed, between the baboons and the lemurs. Some reports claim it to be the first such "human captivity." Alas, another Harvard first goes unrecognized...
...until 1992 scientists didn't know of any convincing evidence that men were experiencing reproductive problems on a large scale. Then came the groundbreaking report by a Danish endocrinologist, Dr. Niels Skakkebaek of the National University Hospital in Copenhagen. Skakkebaek and his colleagues did what is called a meta-analysis: they combined the results of 61 separate studies of sperm count and quality over the past 50 years in men around the world, and found that the average sperm count had fallen from about 113 million per ml in 1938 to 66 million...
DIED. MERCER ELLINGTON, 76, musician and the son of jazz great Duke Ellington; of heart failure; in Copenhagen. Mercer led his father's orchestra after Duke's 1974 death and was music director of Sophisticated Ladies, the 1981 Broadway celebration of the elder Ellington's music...
Among the speakers were professors and professionals from London University, U.K.; Durban University, South Africa; Monash University, Australia; Copenhagen, Denmark; and the Supreme Court of India...
...even an unimportant, case involving the KGB or the GRU (Soviet military intelligence) that she did not know. Jeanne Vertefeuille could follow the tangled threads that might link a case in Kuala Lumpur 10 years ago to one in Vienna today. If a KGB colonel had appeared in Copenhagen under one name and turned up a decade later in New Delhi with another identity, give it to Jeanne-she would sort...