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Simon & Schuster, the publisher of The Fitzgeralds and the Kennedys, has destroyed all remaining copies of the book in inventory in anticipation of a revised version that will correct the problems with source attribution...
...This is the correct business model and will be an outlet for people to publish once they catch on,” Varmus said...
This is certainly a strong point—and, probably, a correct one. But if, as the remarkable progress of neuroscience continually indicates, we can pin down (as Freud conceded might be possible) the exact physical location of mental phenomenon like pain—then why can’t we treat that physical location and thereby alleviate the mental problem? We do not need to rob from mental experiences, as Kim puts it, “their qualitative character, their special accessibility to our awareness, and their privacy” in order to affect and enhance them by chemically...
...percent figure as an estimate, and in the report we laid out very clearly in the report how we arrived at that number." Foster admits that while the numbers culled from the survey were lower than the figures published in the official report, researchers assumed they had to correct the initial numbers for a multitude of factors, including the fact that most surveys were completed by teenagers at home, with the permission of and within earshot of their parents. Researchers also opted not to include any responses from children younger than...
...have served as the co-director of Lincoln-Douglas debate at the tournament for several years. As a result, I have had the pleasure of working closely with members of both teams. Former parliamentary team president Allon S. Kedem ’02 is correct that the relationship between the teams is “symbiotic.” This year, members of both teams made contributions that were vital to the tournament’s success. Their contributions, however, were not equal...